This is a hard-coded constraint that cannot be moddified by anyone not named Firaxis ... rumor has it the 18 civ limit is at least going up with Warlords, but that's all we know. So, no, it is not possible to spawn beyond the 18 civ limit.bigmeat said:
I'll check out your save ...z1r0un said:I DL'd the mod, and might have changed a few settings in the mod .ini. I know for a fact that AIauto don't work, and haven't seen evidence of any other features. I am absolutely positive mod is in correct location. I'm attaching the first turn save, and both the C4 ini and the Revolution ini. **edit** And I cleared the cache before playing.
C4 ini (- variable explanations for space reasons):
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Revolution ini (same as above):
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This is not urgent, as I have much work to do on my general strategy
for making the mod in the first place.
BTW, you mentioned finals a few times. How'd they go?
). I also have several mods/changes of my own incorporated in (not directly related to this mod), so they could be causing it, but I don't know.
Very strange ... I haven't seen this before, but without raging barbs there aren't often barbs around when Rebellions come to town for me. This might happen if Rebels contact/relationship with the Barb state is reset (all players, even the non-existent ones, begin the game at war with the barbs) when they are created. Interesting find! I'll look into it ...Cincinnatus3 said:I think I found a bug while playing this yesterday.
I decided to go ahead and lead a Japanese rebellion around 500 BC (Huge map, raging barbs I had a lot of whipping) against the Chinese empire. After I took the city, barbs started coming after me and I now had to defend Shanghai from the Chinese as well as the barbs. Well, I sent an axeman out to take on a barb archer and I got a pop-up message asking whether or not I was willing to declare war on the Barbarian State. Not really sure why, but I clicked no and BAM- its like I vaporized him, Matrix style.
Things stayed the same way too for the rest of the game as I played. Anytime a barb came close, all I had to do was move on the same spot and he was gone.
Anybody else find the same thing?
Well, I looked over that section of the code and don't see how that could happen ... I added a check for validity of the spawned rebel player so that you won't get those error messages in the future. Does it happen when you haven't switched to the Barb civ? Cause when you do that, all bets are off ... I debated whether to even leave that possibility in, as it does wierd things to the game (game thinks it's over, but can't bring up the end game screen as there's no player to show it to ...)suspendinlight said:Yet another issue I've come across. I've seen this error come up in a couple of games, ususally somewhere in the middle of the game. Once it pops up once, it continues to come up about once every turn or two for the rest of the game when I end the turn. There are actually a couple of different messages, depending on what loop the code jumps into, but they are all the same gist ("NoneType does not have such-and-such attribute") and they all occur in the rebellion script. Now admittedly I have been doing unusual things, switching player civs many times, turning AIAuto on while "playing" as different civs, even switching to the barbarian civ (which doesn't let you play unfortunately
I'm not sure. I usually just switch over to more easily see where Barb cities are popping up. I will try to keep that in mind and see if I notice it only when I have switched to the Barbs.jdog5000 said:
If you post the save, I can tell you what's the issue. There are a bunch of factors ... if you're running a theocracy and it's one religion isn't your state religion, that would exacerbate other issues.suspendinlight said:
Adding spy functions is definitely on the list ... just not the topAussie_Lurker said:
I'm going for getting the various components all working well first, and was then planning to examine how to best allow spies to destabilize things. Your suggestions about targetting happiness and health are very interesting ... I had just been thinking you could pay for a boost of x to the cities rebelliousness, but linking it with happiness ties in better with the game. Propaganda or the classic "poison water supply" ...Your save worked fine for me ... if you're still having trouble, wait for the next version (say Thur or Fri next week), it will have an option that will inform you what components are running. That could help diagnose what's going wrong.z1r0un said:I DL'd the mod, and might have changed a few settings in the mod .ini. I know for a fact that AIauto don't work, and haven't seen evidence of any other features. I am absolutely positive mod is in correct location. I'm attaching the first turn save, and both the C4 ini and the Revolution ini. **edit** And I cleared the cache before playing.
C4 ini (- variable explanations for space reasons):
Spoiler :
Revolution ini (same as above):
Spoiler :
This is not urgent, as I have much work to do on my general strategy
BTW, you mentioned finals a few times. How'd they go?
If you mean, if Civ B takes Civ A's city, do little Civ A units immeadiately popup? The answer is no. Civ B is given some time to settle in, but if the citizen's still don't like them, then they may rebel and if Civ A's still fighting Civ B, then (like 10 turns later) they may join in the fray.keldath said:hello,
first of all, very nice work
i wanted to ask, about rebellion mod?
how does it work?
i really want a mod that will allow "partisans" like in civ2 - is this anything like that? the rebbellion mod?
. Swordsmen, horse archers, archers, and axemen.. I start thinking "Okay, maybe I'm not in deep ****. If I can just declare peace/build up my army a LOT before she sends her troops after me..."Bad luck, but I disagree as it would defeat the whole point of the mod. You ran into a barbarian civ that had a militaristic buildup, meant to simulate civs like the Mongols, the Huns, etc in the past. If the mass of units were removed, the military buildup would be impotent and pointless. If you get in the way of such a build up and are unprepared, then you will be crushed. It just requires a slightly different style of play. Now you need to have some additional reserves in your empire to slow down any barbarian invasion or rebellion. Besides, you can tweak that sort of stuff in the INI file. Just change the odds of military buildup to 0.0 and it will almost always spawn in builder mode civs (ie "a large complement of settlers and workers").GenocideBringer said:
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