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#STEAM COLOR UI INSTALL#
#STEAM COLOR UI MOD#
#STEAM COLOR UI DRIVERS#

Once all the packages are installed, reboot your computer for changes to take effect. Update: The pre-installed steam-manjaro is the recommended package to use to prevent library compatibility issues.

#STEAM COLOR UI INSTALL#

Uninstall steam-manjaro using pacman -Rs steam-manjaro - Install steam-native using pacman -S steam-native My assumption is that steam-native is more likely to guarantee that the deck ui has the libraries it needs to run, but I honestly do not know if that is the case. I do not know if this guide will work with steam-manjaro.

Install gamescope using pacman -S gamescope.

Open konsole from the applications menu and run the following commands:

#STEAM COLOR UI DRIVERS#

Please note: this guide assumes you use the open source drivers for an AMD card.

Flash the image to a USB using 'BalenaEtcher'.

Note: This guide may or may not work with an Nvidia graphics card. Also, I have not fully tested everything so there may be some weird issues that I have overlooked. I am kind of a linux noob, so forgive me if I get a few things wrong in this guide. This is an unofficial short guide on running Steam Decks new UI on Manjaro. Running Steams Deck UI on Manjaro with Minimal Glitches HoloISO is more straightforward to install and is being actively worked on. I'll do what I can to fulfill them.This guide is deprecated! Please take a look at the defacto un-official SteamOS project HoloISO. Please report any bugs or weirdness you find, and definitely feel free to make requests or suggestions for additional features.

#STEAM COLOR UI MOD#

Please make sure you use the correct mod file for your Bannerlord version. Just make sure your codes are surrounded by apostrophes " "ĭue to code changes between 1.5.7 and 1.5.8, I had to release two separate versions in order to provide color changes for party and army. The following are all acceptable settings for the same color: If you want something other than those, you can provide a hexcode in a few different formats. Supported color names are: Red, green, blue, yellow, cyan, magenta, purple, orange, pink, brown, white, black BL natively wants RGBA colors for this property but you don't have to enter them as such. You can set them to a variety of colors simply by setting their color names, but I've included parsing logic to handle hexcodes as well. One config file with two options at this time.ĪlliedColor - sets the nameplate color for settlements, party/army names, and party/army sizes aligned with youĮnem圜olor - sets the nameplate color for settlements, party/army names, and party/army sizes at war with you As I find more things to change in this way, or get requests for things, I'll be adding them onto this mod. The red/green shades used by the game aren't particularly easy to differentiate for someone who is red-green colorblind, so this provides a way to ease some of that frustration. For now, this is simply a mod that allows the configuration of Settlement/party/army nameplate colors when allied or at war.

The intent is for this mod to serve as a catch all for a variety of UI configuration mods that make the game more accessible. I've released a new version with many additional configuration options that I'll be supporting directly instead. While this mod still functions, I will no longer be updating it. PLEASE USE COLORBLINDACCESSIBLEUI MOD INSTEAD