I have tried this mod a few times but never can get it to work. I am using the upk patcher and I drag the txt file into it and apply but nothing happens anyone know why?
How do you change the Action Point display color? The Long War 1.1 mod changes how the HP bar and Armor display colors look and I was able to revert that using this mod BUT I can't figure out how to change the AP display color back to the default blue.
It is a bit hard to figure this mod out for technically challenged people (like me). Essentially, find the color code you want at the mentioned site. You point and click at the color you like in the map and a code appears on top. This has six letters/numbers, but it actually has to be broken down to three two-letter codes. For example, F3FA59 breaks down to F3, FA, 59. Each of these has to replace the default codes as follows (in each segment that you want to change). Say you want to change the color of the base hp for soldiers with no moves left. In the text file:
//Base HP for Soldier with no moves. Default Color: #F3FA59 (233,233,233) {Not here!} ALIAS=BASE_NO_MOVES_R: F3 //R {Here!} ALIAS=BASE_NO_MOVES_G: FA //G {Here!} ALIAS=BASE_NO_MOVES_B: 59 //B {And here!}
pat_sch a few posts below gives the codes to get the colors as in the picture, if you like that.
Once you figure it out its easy peasy, but I think many may have been discouraged by the need to tweak the file and use hex code (gasp) and have rather opted for not using the mod.
Actually a pre-modified file that you could just download, and get the new colors without the hassle, would be nice.
Same. The mod is installed without problems, but no changes are observed. Not on old saves, not on a new game, nowhere. What to do? Can there be a combination of a keys for activating the mod in the game itself? Thank you.
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//Base HP for Soldier with no moves. Default Color: #F3FA59 (233,233,233) {Not here!}
ALIAS=BASE_NO_MOVES_R: F3 //R {Here!}
ALIAS=BASE_NO_MOVES_G: FA //G {Here!}
ALIAS=BASE_NO_MOVES_B: 59 //B {And here!}
pat_sch a few posts below gives the codes to get the colors as in the picture, if you like that.
Once you figure it out its easy peasy, but I think many may have been discouraged by the need to tweak the file and use hex code (gasp) and have rather opted for not using the mod.
Actually a pre-modified file that you could just download, and get the new colors without the hassle, would be nice.
good job