Give Feedback
0 of 0
About this mod
Makes the Text and Menus feel more like part of the game. Looks great with a variety of UI HUD Color Schemes. Color coded Menus, Text and Custom Master Level mod Load Screens
- Permissions and credits
- Changelogs
Live Menus: I got bored then anal, so I color-coded the Main Menu screens, Horde, Battlemode and In-Game Menus, several layers deep. Many of the in game NOTICES, Tutorials, Codex and Pop-Ups have been color-coded too. This mod looks great with all UI HUD color schemes including Custom UI Color Pack Also recommend it be renamed "aLive Menus vX.x" so that it is loaded at or near first.
Master Level Load Screens have been moved to Archive to reduce clutter: IMHO I think the Level modders should sign their work. These mods take a lot of effort and talent that should be recognized. Plus, I like seeing the ML in the Mission Select menus, load screen tips and knowing who created the mod I'm playing. This is my contribution to that end.
All Load Screens are compatible with Live Menus, but not necessary. I recommend these get renamed so they're loaded after their Level mods. They replace the english.json file. Any code in the original english.json, is in the Load Screen file. If you know how... I recommend replacing or adding the english.json file to the Level mod. Otherwise, load them like any other mod.
I want to thank Velser for the code and locations of every bit of text that appears in the game. 56K lines of code and text...ugh. Konvaz for the idea. He's the only one I've ever seen include signed load screens in his work. And DaBigKahuna for help with play testing and tweak ideas.
Master Level Load Screens have been moved to Archive to reduce clutter: IMHO I think the Level modders should sign their work. These mods take a lot of effort and talent that should be recognized. Plus, I like seeing the ML in the Mission Select menus, load screen tips and knowing who created the mod I'm playing. This is my contribution to that end.
All Load Screens are compatible with Live Menus, but not necessary. I recommend these get renamed so they're loaded after their Level mods. They replace the english.json file. Any code in the original english.json, is in the Load Screen file. If you know how... I recommend replacing or adding the english.json file to the Level mod. Otherwise, load them like any other mod.
I want to thank Velser for the code and locations of every bit of text that appears in the game. 56K lines of code and text...ugh. Konvaz for the idea. He's the only one I've ever seen include signed load screens in his work. And DaBigKahuna for help with play testing and tweak ideas.