God, can't wait to make an East Gothic empire.
I hope also the Goths have dynasty names, so they aren't all of the Smith dynasty.
I hope also the Goths have dynasty names, so they aren't all of the Smith dynasty.
Why not? You could recreate the Mr and Mrs Smith movie, and wreck faceGod, can't wait to make an East Gothic empire.
I hope also the Goths have dynasty names, so they aren't all of the Smith dynasty.
GUYS
IT'S TIME
Does it change the checksum? If not, then it's compatible, although you probably want to try it with NBRT+ disabled.Out of curiosity, is the new version of SWMH going to be compatible with the mod "Novus Graphicus"?
I was curious so I gave it a try. Just make sure to not install NBRT+, and remove colormap.dds and colormap_water.dds from Novus Graphicus. As for the mod itself, I think it's a light-weight, pretty looking mod.Out of curiosity, is the new version of SWMH going to be compatible with the mod "Novus Graphicus"?
I've noticed that Khwarezmi culture is converting to Tajik when Muslim; is this intended? Speaking of which, where is the event file for the Iranian culture conversions? I've found the HRE and Turkmen ones.
EDIT: Nevermind, I found the file.
What's with half of Anatolia having Turkish province names in the early start dates? It would be nice to see this fixed.
I can confirm that this works. Thank you! It'll tide me over for now!I was curious so I gave it a try. Just make sure to not install NBRT+, and remove colormap.dds and colormap_water.dds from Novus Graphicus. As for the mod itself, I think it's a light-weight, pretty looking mod.
k_brittany = { # Breizh
color = { 240 240 240 }
color2 = { 0 0 0 }
capital = 106 # Nantes
culture = breton
catholic = 2500 # Crusade target weight
norse = "Bertangaland"
d_lowerbrittany = {
color={ 210 210 200 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
capital = 105 # Vannes
culture = breton
c_vannes = {
color={ 41 32 234 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
breton = "Broërec"
welsh = "Guened"
b_josselin = {}
b_vannes = {
breton = "Gwened"
welsh = "Guened"
}
b_st_gildas = {
breton = "Lokentaz"
}
b_locmine = {
breton = "Logunec'h"
pentarchy = yes
holy_site = druidism}
b_hennebont = {
breton = "Henbont"
}
b_auray = {
breton = "An Alre"
}
b_pontivy = {}
b_ploermel = {}
}
c_cornouaille = {
color={ 45 36 238 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
breton = "Kernev"
welsh = "Bro-Gerne"
b_quimper = {
breton = "Kemper"
}
b_carhaix = {
breton = "Karaez"
}
b_quimperle = {
breton = "Kemperle"
}
b_landevennec = {
breton = "Landevenneg"
}
b_corlay = {
breton = "Korle"
}
b_huelgoat = {
breton = "An Uhelgoad"
}
b_langonnet = {
breton = "Landegon"
}
b_lezergue = {
breton = "An Erge"
}
}
c_french_leon = {
color={ 49 40 242 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
breton = "Leon"
b_st_meen = {}
b_brest = {}
b_st_pol_de_leon = {
breton = "Kastell-Paol"
}
b_morlaix = {
breton = "Montroulez"
}
b_roscoff = {
breton = "Rosko"
}
b_plourivo = {
breton = "Plourivoù"
}
}
}
d_brittany = {
color={ 210 170 210 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
capital = 106 # Nantes
culture = breton
c_nantes = {
color={ 37 28 230 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
b_nantes = {}
b_chateaubriant = {}
b_redon = {}
b_guerande = {}
b_clisson = {}
b_donges = {}
b_la_roche-bernard = {}
b_st_nazaire = {}
}
c_penthievre = {
color={ 53 44 246 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
b_verdelet = {}
b_st_brieuc = {}
b_monkontour = {}
b_peran = {}
b_loudeac = {}
b_paimpol = {}
b_quintin = {}
}
c_tregor = {
color={ 53 44 246 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
b_morlaix = {}
b_treguier = {}
b_guingamp = {}
b_chatelaudren = {}
}
c_rennes = {
color={ 57 48 250 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
b_rennes = {}
b_fougeres = {}
b_st_michel = {}
b_liffre = {}
b_guichen = {}
b_vitre = {}
b_combourgbrittany = {}
}
c_porhoet = {
color={ 57 48 250 }
color2={ 255 255 255 }
b_cancale = {}
b_mauron = {}
b_plancoet = {}
b_st_malo = {}
b_dol = {}
b_dinan = {}
b_porhoet = {}
b_gael = {}
}
}
allow = { culture_group = celtic }
} # end k_brittany
There's always been one Cuman/Kipchak culture.So what is the new localization for the Cumans? Were they merged with the Qipchaq? I seem to recall there was a list of cultures and their English equivalents.