Would actually be very convenient with mods that change gameplay. Options: add an option to automatically close city screen (resp. Civ5 Enhanced User Interface - GitHub - vans163/uibc1: Git repo for how the Civ5 UI. Options: add a civilization diplomacy list on / off check boxes (for display on right side of screen) NotificationPanel: civilization diplomacy ribbon can now be toggled on/off TechTree: if enabled in game menu - options - interface options, automatically closes after tech selection if accessed with tech selection notification icon This option applies to all players.ĭisable Nuclear Weapons, No Science, No Policies, No Happiness, Always War, and Always Peace.I just happened to check last night and noticed that there was finally an update released for EUI, which amongst other things fixes that damn tooltip bug from the previous version.ĬityView: repeat production items (alt-clicked items) are now indicated (BNW only)ĬityView: XML support for modded specialist slot textures (add texture name in field in your Specialists record)ĬityView: if enabled in game menu - options - interface options, automatically closes after production selection if accessed with production selection notification icon You can increase the amount of the map that is visible when the game starts. The items are then added automatically when the map is made. You set the guidelines when setting up the game. It does not modify any of the core games content (such as leaders or buildings), but improves AI performance and addresses a number of bugs that remained after the final Civilization V patch. There are numerous options available that allow you to place as many of these various items as you wish on the map. The core of the project, the Community Patch, is a DLL-based mod that can be used independently of all other mods in the Project in order to improve your Civilization V experience. They can also be scattered randomly across the map. They can be placed relative to any player's starting location. There are two methods available to add these items to the map. Terrain, Features, Resources, and Natural Wonders You can individually control which units each player will receive to start the game. You can set the amount of Gold, Culture, Faith, and Free Techs that each player will start with. The region biases allow you to select up to three regions such as grass, plains, hills, desert, tundra, jungle, forest, and hybrid.
Even when using randomly selected civilizations.Īllows you to set starting bias for any player to: Start Along Ocean, Start Along River, Region Priority, or Region Avoid. Deactivate the civs that you don't want and they won't show up. This allows you to determine which civilizations are active. Then click "Single Player" then "Set Up Game" then "Advanced Setup".ĭo not click "Back". To use the Really Advance Setup mod in your game first enable it then click "Next". Works with Brave New World and all earlier versions of the game. It also adds new features which allow you to modify game play significantly. This mod includes all of the standard options normally found in the Advanced Setup screen.
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