In the adjusted mode you cannot pick a background pattern but you can change the colours. As the gcc doesn’t have ARM targets available, you cannot use it for general systems, but only if you are on an ARM system where you can use the regular gcc instead. The arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc command is a perfect way to convert C++ to ARM assembly for x86 & 圆4 machines. For all the colouring options in the coat of arms, designer Paradox have provided a palette with some pre-selected colours that are used in heraldry generally and are what they use in randomization of the coat of arms but we are also given a colour picker to let us pick whatever horrifying neon colour we want. Use the arm-linux-gnueabi-gcc Command to Convert C++ to ARM Assembly. Starting with the background panel you can pick from any of the background patterns as well as pick what colours should be used.
The reason adjusted mode is separate is that some historical coats of arms are made up of a lot of emblems in an order that whilst looks pretty in-game is rather cursed if you were to try and see the full layout and background usage. The meat of the system comes in the form of customizing your coat of arms from scratch or adjusting the existing one, both share their core components but the adjusted mode is more limited if you want to take a pre-existing coat of arms and just tweak it a bit.
