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It was fought between the Union ("the North") and the Confederacy ("the South"), the latter formed by states that had seceded. It could be more complicated than this, but K.I.S.S.The American Civil War (April 12, 1861 – also known by other names) was a civil war in the United States. IconTextureAtlases tells Modbuddy what the files are, and where to look in them. IconDefinitions tells Modbuddy what texture atlas to look at for the icons for your leader. You can find examples in the SDK assets folder, and if you wish, you can add your own by using the established naming convention and using images with filenames ending in _1, _2, and _3. Tip: Ever wonder what happens between _1 and _4? Some leaders have props or layers that appear below layer _4 and move to create a more involved parallax effect. Tip: If you have a wide chongus leader who doesn't fit leader select all that well, you can create a tailored LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON_SELECT.png in addition to _NEUTRAL.png and add it to your Config file by inserting LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON_SELECT into the Portrait column of the Players table.

Ex: LeaderType LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON becomes SAILOR_SKELLYTON_4.png.

Frame: Remove LEADER from LeaderType_4.png.

Ex: LeaderType LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON becomes SAILOR_SKELLYTON_1.png.

Background art: Remove LEADER from LeaderType_1.png.

The frame often has a color applied to it.

I've uploaded the stylized frame (4) here, but you can normally find it in the SDK assets folder. The second (4) is the stylized frame that covers most of the background. The first (1) is the background art for your leader's diplomacy scene.

FALLBACK_POSITIVE_LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTONĭiplomacy BackgroundThis consists of two separate images, one layered over the other.

FALLBACK_NEUTRAL_LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON.

For each image change NEUTRAL in the filename to a mood for which you'd like to use that portrait. However, if you followed the preparation step earlier for multiple portraits in your LeaderFallbacks.artdef, you can create as many different portraits as there were moods in the Name column. Normally, a static leader portrait will use FALLBACK_NEUTRAL. Only consult this section if you're adding multiple mood portraits for your leader.

Ex: LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON_NEUTRAL.png.

Ex: FALLBACK_NEUTRAL_LEADER_SAILOR_SKELLYTON.png.

You can fiddle with the width if you'd like more padding. This gives your leader some padding in relevant screens.

Your leader should be aligned to the left side of the image, completely within the frame, with about 40% of the image empty.

For now, your artdef should look like the image below. The BLP Entry column will contain the names of the files you want to use for these moods, but we'll come back to this once we've actually imported the files. Each new entry is separated by a comma: DECLARE_WAR_FROM_AI, DECLARE_WAR_FROM_HUMAN, DEFAULT, DEFEAT, ENRAGED, FIRST_MEET, HAPPY, HAPPY_IDLE, HAPPY_NEGATIVE, HAPPY_POSITIVE, KUDOS, NEUTRAL, NEUTRAL_GREETING, NEUTRAL_POSITIVE, NEUTRAL_TO_HAPPY, NEUTRAL_TO_UNHAPPY, UNHAPPY, UNHAPPY_IDLE, UNHAPPY_NEGATIVE, UNHAPPY_POSITIVE, UNHAPPY_TO_NEUTRAL, WARNING.

Use the following list for entries in the Name column. You're going to want to repeat the right-click Animations -> Add Element process until you have 23 lines. Looking to add portraits that change depending on the leader's mood? If so, check below for a few more steps. Now right-click Animations -> Add Element, and a new line should appear in the right pane. Change the Name field to your leader's LeaderType as defined in the database.

Click that element to bring up its details in the right panel. Now right-click the Leaders entry in your artdef -> Add Element, and an element with a green dot should appear. Ctrl+s and save as LeaderFallbacks in your project's Artdefs folder, but don't close it just yet. From the Template drop-down -> LeaderFallback. LeaderFallbacks.artdefSimilar to the above.