I've gone through A-P, with scattered tags afterwards. I'll try to finish them off today or tomorrow and email you.Kasperus said:
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Also, noticing some short red borders (as Ayeshteni and cool-toxic found); the one between Ilibalik and Khotan stands out, and many of those leading into TI are a little 'short' (or is that just an artifact of Inferis' tools?).
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The Khotan/Ladakh border is indistinct (again, artifact?).
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Tokan has mountain graphics that are half outside the province, and there are some wandering desert graphics near Datung; in general, a lot of the icons/troops seem oddly placed, often obscuring province names. I guess that's a painful thing to organise.
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The Khotan/Ladakh border is indistinct (again, artifact?).
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Tokan has mountain graphics that are half outside the province, and there are some wandering desert graphics near Datung; in general, a lot of the icons/troops seem oddly placed, often obscuring province names. I guess that's a painful thing to organise.
Oberosterreich is a bug, but Salzburg is intended. They should probably get a core on it sometime later though, but I haven't got to include such stuff yet.Hippokratus said:
First of all I cannot really check all the possibilities of which provinces Milano will still own when Austria inherits it so that's kind of hard to improve. Most important however is the fact that historically Milano didn't own the territories that I represent as Brescia, Parma and Graubunden anymore after ~1450 or so, and therefor neither did Austria. So it is actually WAD.
It would and it is planned, unfortunately I didn't get to that either before I released the mod. Will be 'fixed' in a later patch though.
Well, I do not really support such 'unhistorical' choices. I did include events which enable to create Germany by any country owning all German provinces though. If you want to have it work by release-as-vassal you ought to adjust the GER-entrance in revolt.txt and add to 'minimum' field all the lacking provinces.
Well, take your time - I'm leaving for 3 weeks tomorrow and won't be online till 8th february so I have no way to release a patch before that anywayClassique said:
Borders near PTI are an unfortunate problem with the PTI that causes the game to crash if borders touch the PTI area (probably an issue with how magellan applies terra incognita since on standard map it did work, but once the file was adjusted with magellan, unmodified parts of the map crashed on that as well). To be on the safe side I generally removed borders close to the PTI. I guess sometimes I went a bit too safe but I'd rather not edit that anymore as it was a pain to find an remove all these stupid ctd's in the first place.wryun said:
Artifacts as mountains and trees are hard to locate once I moved an id. I should have removed all of these in the beginning and then readd them if needed but since now I updated about a half of these that would give me even more work. This is something that anyone can adjust hismelf though if wished, I'm not enough of a perfectionist to bother to be honest. Same with icons placed on province-names (that I didn't pay attention to at all actually, never noticed that standard game did it either tbh)
Culture Setup
I've now split the Italian peninsula into several cultures.
This isn't particularly 100% historical, but I don't think it's a bad effort nonetheless.
I managed to do this by freeing up a few cultures by bunching all the Native American cultures together and calling them "Native"
State cultures:
Naples: Neopolitan
Papal States: Latin
Siena: Tuscan
Tuscany: Tuscan
Parma: Tuscan
Modena: Tuscan
Genoa: Genoese
Milan: Tuscan
Venice: Venitian, Slavonic
Savoy: Tuscan, French
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Order of St. John: Latin, French
Switzerland: Latin, French, German
The provinces are thus:
Napoli, Capitana, Apulia, Messina*, Sicilia*, Sardinia: Neopolitan
* I might do Sicilian for these two later, if I find a lesser culture to replace.
Lazio, Mache, Romagne: Latin
Veneto, Friuli, Istria: Venetian
Siena, Pisa, Modena, Parma, Ferrara, Brescia, Firenze, Piemonte, Lombardia, Mantova.
Hope that helps some of you; I'd also like some feedback
My main query is thus:
On the MyMAP forum, some chaps have been splitting up Germany into which provinces should be "Upper German", "Middle German" and "Lower German" - these are listed, but are obviously for a different map
Could some of you lovely peeps please do the same for Kasperus' map? I have already done Italy, so with Germany done, my personalised cultures will be pretty much complete.
Thanks!
I've now split the Italian peninsula into several cultures.
This isn't particularly 100% historical, but I don't think it's a bad effort nonetheless.
I managed to do this by freeing up a few cultures by bunching all the Native American cultures together and calling them "Native"
State cultures:
Naples: Neopolitan
Papal States: Latin
Siena: Tuscan
Tuscany: Tuscan
Parma: Tuscan
Modena: Tuscan
Genoa: Genoese
Milan: Tuscan
Venice: Venitian, Slavonic
Savoy: Tuscan, French
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Order of St. John: Latin, French
Switzerland: Latin, French, German
The provinces are thus:
Napoli, Capitana, Apulia, Messina*, Sicilia*, Sardinia: Neopolitan
* I might do Sicilian for these two later, if I find a lesser culture to replace.
Lazio, Mache, Romagne: Latin
Veneto, Friuli, Istria: Venetian
Siena, Pisa, Modena, Parma, Ferrara, Brescia, Firenze, Piemonte, Lombardia, Mantova.
Hope that helps some of you; I'd also like some feedback
My main query is thus:
On the MyMAP forum, some chaps have been splitting up Germany into which provinces should be "Upper German", "Middle German" and "Lower German" - these are listed, but are obviously for a different map
Could some of you lovely peeps please do the same for Kasperus' map? I have already done Italy, so with Germany done, my personalised cultures will be pretty much complete.
Thanks!
Have you told them about the Norse culture James?
Oh and btw, I finally have my own title
Oh and btw, I finally have my own title
lol how, don't you need 3000 posts? I want my own title Not fair
Oh and yes, I also added "Viking"
Not fair Oh and yes, I also added "Viking"
Jimbo_Jools said:So? I've been a member for a year, and posted more than you
1½ year is the shit... :rofl:
Kasperus map is the greatest user created map so far (Terra Universalis will rock)
I'll leave now..
Linguistic division:Jimbo_Jools said:On the MyMAP forum, some chaps have been splitting up Germany into which provinces should be "Upper German", "Middle German" and "Lower German" - these are listed, but are obviously for a different map
Could some of you lovely peeps please do the same for Kasperus' map? I have already done Italy, so with Germany done, my personalised cultures will be pretty much complete.
Thanks!
Lower: Holstein, Wismar, Mecklenburg, Vorpommern, Hinterpommern, Neumark, Berlin, Brandenburg, Magdeburg, Braunschweig, Lueneburg, Hannover, Muenster, Oldenburg, Westfalen
Middle: Kassel, Erfurt, Leipzig, Wittenberg, Meissen, Lausitz, Oels, Breslau, Liegnitz, Berg, Nassau, Darmstadt, Trier, Luxemburg, Koeln, Coburg, Wuerzburg, Pfalz, Mainz
Upper: Elsass, Breisgau, Baden, Stuttgart, Nuertingen, Nuernberg, Oberpfalz, Straubing, Muenchen, Landshut, Tirol, Kaernten, Ober-Oesterreich, Nieder-Oesterreich, Salzburg, Marchfeld, Bern, Schwyz
Mixed/Unclear:
Kleve- a linguistic borderland between Dutch, Lower German, and Middle German.
Graubuenden- mixture of Upper German, Italian, and Rhaeto-Romanic.
Pomerelia- Polish (Kashubian) with Lower German
Warmia- mixture of Polish, Upper German, and Lower German
Ostpreussen- Lower German with some Middle German and Polish (Masurian)
Krain- primarily Slavonic (Slovenian) with Upper German
Tabor- Czech with Upper German
Sumava- lower half Upper German, upper half Middle German, with some Czech
Sudety- Middle German with Czech
Moravia- Czech (Moravian) with Upper German
Pozsony- Slovak, Magyar, with a little Upper German
Karpatok- Slovak with some Magyar and Upper German
Buda- Magyar with some Upper German (18th century)
Banat- In the 18th century mixture of Magyar, Slavonic (Serbian), Romanian, Upper German etc.
Transylvania- mixture of Romanian, Magyar (Szekler), Upper/Middle German
Estonia- Ugric (should be Finnic) with Lower German
Livonia- Ugric/Baltic with Lower German
Curonia- Baltic with Lower German
Oppeln- Polish with Upper German and Czech (Moravian)
Slesvig- Danish with Lower German
Please correct if necessary, Twoflower.
Hey all.
I would like to add WatK to the MyMAP FAQ to add exposure. Can you answer the following question? Add any other relevant Q&A for me to add to the FAQ if you want.
Q: What is WatK, where do I get it, and how does it differ from MyMAP?
I would like to add WatK to the MyMAP FAQ to add exposure. Can you answer the following question? Add any other relevant Q&A for me to add to the FAQ if you want.
Q: What is WatK, where do I get it, and how does it differ from MyMAP?
Classique said:
Fank Wu
Can you please try and put the mixed/unclear ones into one of the brackets though, please? Just go with whatever you think the majority of the culture for it is
Jayavarman said:
I think all that is answered in this thread. Links to DLs are in first post for example. So put a link to this thread to the Q/A.
Jimbo_Jools said:Fank Wu
Can you please try and put the mixed/unclear ones into one of the brackets though, please? Just go with whatever you think the majority of the culture for it is
Kleve: eh, go with Middle German unless Twoflower says otherwise
Graubuenden: Swiss
Pomerelia: Polish
Warmia: Baltic or Polish at game's start, then event 3516 should change to Lower German
Ostpreussen: Baltic at game's start, then event 3516 should change to Lower German
Krain: Slavonic
Regarding the Czech provinces, the outlying lands were primarily populated by Germans (the future Sudetenland), while the interior lands were primarily Czech. Event 3196 for Austria converts province 330 (Kasperus' Tabor) to German. You could make Sudety, Tabor, and Sumava Czech at game's start (like Kasperus), and then have their cultures changed to Upper German in event 3196. Technically, Sudety should change to Middle German, but I'm not aware of resistance to Habsburg rule aside from religious turmoil (represented by catholic/protestant); having Middle German as the province culture would prevent Austria from ruling as effectively. Cechy and Moravia should remain Czech.
Pozsony- Slovak
Karpatok- Slovak
Buda- Magyar
Banat- Magyar
Transylvania- either Romanian or Magyar is acceptable- Romanians and Hungarians fiercely debate the ethnic history of the region. During the game's timeframe, generally Romanians were peasants/serfs and Hungarians were land-owners/town-dwellers. Germans (Transylvanian Saxons) lived in the towns in northern and southeastern Transylvania.
Estonia- Ugric (should be renamed Finnic in text.csv)
Livonia- Ugric
Curonia- Baltic
Oppeln- Polish
Slesvig- Danish
Eh, why is there a Swiss culture? For gameplay reasons? They could well be Upper German/French/Italian.
Kleve should be Low German.
Kleve should be Low German.
Please use Italian instead of Tuscan as Tuscan can be related only to Firenze, Pisa and Siena.Jimbo_Jools said:
What about Corsica? Genoese like Genoa!? Well that can go...
Sardinia can be Catalan/Aragonese but not Neopolitan/Neapolitan, IMO!
AS for Latin culture...for Papal States, don't know but maybe is too specific as it can be simply Italian/Tuscan...
I prefer Messina/SIcily as proper Sicilian culture, though... the same could be for Malta if we want to spare culture tags...
Latin for Switzerland should be Italian/Tuscan instead!
Venice must have its own culture but it should be the same for its traditionally held territories around Balkanic peninsula...
Just my 2 cents!