For 4.4 ✔️

📜 Changelog 📜

Beta Version

Older Versions

4.3.7

4.2.4

Paradox Mods

⛓️ Compatibility Patches ⛓️

🏗️ Submods 🏗️

Can be used in multiplayer, even with players who doesn't use it!

This mod is specifically tailored towards 1920 × 1080 and 2560 × 1440, with some support for UI scaling. 3840 × 2160 users can go up to 2.0 on the UI scaling and 2560 × 1440 can go up to 1.3. Wider screens will have some small adaptations to them, like a wider outliner. Smaller resolutions than 1920 × 1080 will in most cases require UI scaling below 1.


Pretty much everything visible has had a change, but the short gist of it;

• Adapted UI to resize itself depending on user resolution.
  
• Most windows have increased height and width, to increase space for relevant content.
  
• Increased the height of most list elements.
  
• Fixes and optimizes vanilla UI wherever possible.
  
• Bigger Empire Creation.
  
• New Planet Viewer.
  
• New Ship Designer that vastly increases the whole window space to allow for more ship sections, like New Ship Classes.
  
• New Fleet Manager that hopefully increases effectiveness.
  
• In-game usable Tech Tree, made by: turanar. (Using the built-in web browser) - Currently maintained by BloodStainedCrow.
  
• Bigger Species Modding Window.
  
• Added in keyboard icons from Immersive Keyboard Icons.
  
• And much more...

You can also see the changes in the previews up above.

This mod increases the amount of font sizes, for better text tailoring. This change will break older font mods, and requires them to be updated to match the new font IDs added in this mod.
So far, I've worked on a selection of fonts myself, and adapted the popular Improved Font by Clazex, as a start. The names might be confusing, but naming creativity isn't my strongest suit.

• Improved Text
  
• Improved Font

Community Font Mods:

• [简中字体]旗黑 大字号 (Simplified Chinese Font)
  
• Japanese Improved Fonts

Use only one of them.

All support has moved to Discord.
You can find older versions of my mods and compatibility patches there.

I'd recommend putting this mod at the very bottom, as in last in your load order.
This guarantees proper UI changes, as the launcher loads the mods from top to bottom.
Only exception is with specific instructions given with compatibility patches, or if you want a specific UI mod to overrule the changes in this one.