#Mods for crusader kings 2 mods#

That way a 10MB texture is reduced to 600KB in my case (1360x768 screen size, 1360x1020 texture) and the quality difference is negligible. If you so desire you can also use that program or a similar one to edit the loading screens in gfx/loadingscreens : open them all, resize them to your screen horizontal size (maintaining aspect ratio!) and then save them as DXT1 Fast. These modifications were made quite simply with Paint.NET.

(Please read general instructions and important stuff below) You can also disable postfx but then the whole thing looks bland and its not a big perf hit anyway.ДЇor the snow to have the proper appearance using these textures you'll have to set these values in the NGraphics section of 'a' inside /common (use notepad/notepad++): And of course if youre using this you shouldve disabled tree rendering already, being the main performance hit. MAKE SURE to disable water rendering in settings.txt (more fps!) for this to work correctly. I *would* like to make the 'independent realms' ocean overlay a bit brighter - but that doesnt seem to be controlled by these textures and may be a shader. Its been tested and it sure feels a lot smoother, especially when panning and zooming. Should provide better performance for underpowered machines while still looking detailed.

#Mods for crusader kings 2 mods#

It's based on older mods which did mostly the same but dont work properly anymore.

This is a small texture replacement for CK2 v2.1 to v2.2.1 which makes terrain flat and replaces some normal maps with blank ones.