ERA Edition 2 - Elden Ring Artworks

I think Elden Ring's main menus and loading screens, although they look very nice, are a bit boring, so, as for the mod ERA Edition - Elden Ring Artworks that I made previously, this mod replaces splash, logo, title main menu and the 24 in-game loading screens with fanarts from a single digital artist that I found on Twitter: Shimhaq, I really like his style. The only exception is for the Ranni fanart I found here: pixiv made by 世界.

I've also found a way to edit the GFX files with the jpexs tool and I removed the tips present in the loading screens in order to have more space for the artworks.

Unfortunately some artworks were arranged vertically, I tried to do my best to have them horizontally, in a 16:9 ratio, so some of them are cropped a bit.

4 versions:

• []The whole replacement (Splash, Logo, Title Main Menu, 24 loading screens)

  []Only the first three images (Splash, Logo, Title Main Menu)

  []Only the loading screens (big file)

  []TPF-only version of the loading screens (lighter file)

  One important thing to know about the button prompts:

  Some people have problems with button prompts, this is due to the "SB_KG.dds" file residing in "common.tpf.dcx".

  Since I tried to fix this by changing the aforementioned file in version 1. 3 it turns out to be like this, while in 1. 4 it is like this,

  so for some one is fine the 1. 3, for some other the 1. 4 is fine.

  For this reason I chose to leave version 1. 4 in the "Miscellaneous" section in the files tab, so if you are having this problem you can try to solve it like this,

  otherwise refer to the sticky post in the comments for other solutions.

  Installation of the whole replacement, of the only 3 first screens and of the only loading screen file with UXM:

  • []Unpack the dowloaded mod archive and drop the "menu" folder content into unpacked "menu" folder, then patch.

    Installation of the whole replacement, of the only 3 first screens file and of the only loading screen file with ModEngine:

    • []Unpack the downloaded mod archive into "mod" folder like you would for any other mod.

      Notes and installation about the loading screen TPF files:

      Since the file that stores the textures for loading the screenshots is huge, I have proceeded to provide only the files that I have edited for those screens, they are TPF files and below is a video guide done by ZLOHORT abou