dds format and place it in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Sid Meier's Civilization V\Assets\DLC\UI_SukMainMenu\Screens. For very vibrant and lively images, you may need to tone down the saturation, which will be under Adjustments.Typically, Civ5 backgrounds are darker than the foreground buttons.
Use one of my photos as a point of reference to change the brightness and contrast for your image. Now go to Adjustments > Brightness and Contrast.Sometimes helps to do this before applying the Oil Painting effect instead. Sometimes to make subject of the image more simple, I go under Effects > Blurs > Surface Blur and mess with the Radius setting to make the image lose small details, making the overall photo look more drawn rather than an actual photo.Most of the time I leave coarseness at 50.
I usually set the brush size at 1 but sometimes go as high as 3 for images with people in them. Now to get the blurred look for Civ, go under Effects > Artistic > Oil Painting.You may want to mess with the photo to get it in frame in the way you like. To do this, simply hit Ctrl+R on your keyboard and resize it accordingly. The first step is to resize your image if it isn't exactly 1920x1200.Save the file to a place on your harddrive and open it up with a photo editor.On Google Images, you can search for pictures like this by clicking Tools > Size > Larger than > 2MP. Find an image on Google close to or bigger than 1920x1200.Launch your game and you should be good to go.Go to your Documents folder and clear out your game cache.This is the standard procedure for installing psuedo-DLCs like EUI.
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