Did you also download "Challenge" as well?
(And replaced everthing within your WTP mod folder with its content?)
Branch "Challenge" contains the complete modwithout DLL.
(With all recent updates.)
After that you can copy the DLL attached from the starting post (after extracting of course). Updating theDLL alone will not suffice. (You first need to get the complete rest from Challenge.)
Savegames from 2.8 are not compatible with 2.8.1
By the way:
"Challenge" and DLL were just recently updated yesterday.
(To reflect some of the recent changes made in the Advisor Screens.)
Both DLL Versions (2-Plot and 1-Plot) were updated.
(2-Plot-DLL attached in starting post and for 1-Plot-DLL by following the link from there)
I downloaded the updated mod and dll - the same error. I was creating a new folder for the mod, not adding to the existing one.
I have two saves:
zzz is the most recent update to the mod. error when trying to open the Europe screen.
Mr. ZorG AD-1494 is the penultimate update of the mod. no error when trying to open the europe screen.
1.
Today, I downloaded the challange-files and the 2-Plot-DLL and started a new game and were shown the Python Exception as well as Derek Brown when entering the europe screen. But when I loaded a savegame from before the newest file combination the europe screen appears.
2.
On a map with plenty islands I found a scout stuck on a smaller one.
Further analysis leads me to the point, where I am pretty sure that this recent change has caused the trouble.
(But I do not understand why it was made.)
Could you please check what happened, fix it and let me know?
(I will then attach the corrected DLLs again.)
I could change and fix it myself but you seem to have changed it on purpose .
(I do not want to mess up something else, e.g. some other code you have coded for Domestic Advisor.)
Could you please check what happened, fix it and let me know?
(I will then attach the corrected DLLs again.)
I could change and fix it myself but you seem to have changed it on purpose .
(I do not want to mess up something else, e.g. some other code you have coded for Domestic Advisor.)
Fixed. Ironically it was an unneeded change, which was intended to catch bugs rather than cause them. I'm still not quite sure why it failed, but it looks like we better not change the return types of existing functions. It seems safe to do in C++ though and will catch certain types of bugs at compile time. I added a bunch of compile time tests as well as startup tests (non-release version) to the DLL and here it works as intended and they do catch bugs from time to time (usually before anybody has a chance to test something new manually). I figured if it's a success in the DLL, why not do the same to python? Well now we know why it shouldn't be done to python. Oh well. Most code is in the DLL anyway, with GUI code being the biggest exception and yes this was GUI code breaking.
@Community
The bugreported above has been fixed.
(And yes sorry, it was serious.)
The updated / corrected DLLs (both 2 Plot DLL and 1 Plot DLL) have been attached again.
Thus to everybody who had recently downloaded branch "Challenge" from this thread, please get the updated DLL.
Yes please.
At least if it is not a necessary fix.
But well it is fixed again now.
Nothing bad happened - except myself breaking out in panic after reading Mr. Zorg screaming "SOS" ...
And also, we are a bit smarter again.
My bug analysis was really confusing me as well - because I had checked your commit before I merged.
And everything looked ok but I found no other explanation either than the return type of getID().
I would likely have panicked too because I changed the native advisor and nobody predicted this causing problems in other screens. Ok maybe not panicked, but it wouldn't have been fun.
Good point. It's the newest revision in the Challenge branch at the time of upload. Not the greatest versioning number. Makes me wonder if we can compile the revision into the DLL. I think I coded something like that for Medieval Conquest, but then it has the sideeffect of not compiling without having git installed. There are however ways around that as well. It would make sense to add the revision string to DLL, log at startup and savegames, particularly if it can be done automatically.
I figured out an trader exploit.
Choose a Nation/Leader with an enterprising perk and established a trade post in an settlement which has the trader perk. Like Chef Joseph, Uracca,... Around every 6 turns they produce a treasure. ( Please confirm )
That is exactly why I implemented "Native Trade Posts" to also be affected by Traits.
(This did not happen by accident" - it had to be coded purposely.)
When I implemented / configured "Native Trade Posts" I wanted to make "Enterprising"stronger.
(Because before this feature it was actually one of the weakest Leader Traits.)
This is not an exploit, this is just "smart gameplay" / making good usage of features.
Just in case you have not figured out yet yourself
- apart from the Leader Traits (of Player and Natives) or the Expertise of the Native Trader Unit founding the Trade Post -
the most important factor for the effectiveness of "Native Trade Posts" is the size of the Native Village.
(The larger the Village, the faster you get Gold.)
Edit 2:
Grrr ... players start to figure out the deep hidden secrets of my feature logic.
I need to make my next features more complicated and confusing.
And in Game Concept Pedia I will write only total non-sense and misleading information ...
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