I've encountered similar issues. Here's what I think you need to do.
First, the Mod.Art.xml file needs to refer to the leader art and icons. I also followed the same tutorials, and I don't remember them showing this. Here are the substitutions to make:
Code:
<Element>
<consumerName text="LeaderFallback"/>
<relativeArtDefPaths>
</relativeArtDefPaths>
<libraryDependencies>
<Element text="LeaderFallback"/>
</libraryDependencies>
<loadsLibraries>true</loadsLibraries>
</Element>
This becomes:
Code:
<Element>
<consumerName text="LeaderFallback"/>
<relativeArtDefPaths>
<Element text="FallbackLeaders.artdef"/>
</relativeArtDefPaths>
<libraryDependencies>
<Element text="LeaderFallback"/>
</libraryDependencies>
<loadsLibraries>true</loadsLibraries>
</Element>
This will load your FallbackLeaders.artdef.
Code:
<Element>
<libraryName text="LeaderFallback"/>
<relativePackagePaths>
</relativePackagePaths>
</Element>
This becomes:
Code:
<Element>
<libraryName text="LeaderFallback"/>
<relativePackagePaths>
<Element text="LeaderFallbacks"/>
</relativePackagePaths>
</Element>
Code:
<Element>
<libraryName text="UITexture"/>
<relativePackagePaths>
</relativePackagePaths>
</Element>
This becomes:
Code:
<Element>
<libraryName text="UITexture"/>
<relativePackagePaths>
<Element text="UILeaders"/>
<Element text="LeaderBackgrounds"/>
<Element text="Leader_Cid_Fabool"/>
<Element text="Icons"/>
</relativePackagePaths>
</Element>
These match the names of the your xlp files.
This is a particularly tricky bug to troubleshoot because, at least to my knowledge, it doesn't create any error messages, it just silently doesn't bother loading your art.
There are also a few errors that do show up in the database.log file (located in My Documents/My Games/Sid Meier's Civilization VI/Logs), which give some hints about your other issues:
Code:
[3122658.213] [Configuration] ERROR: no such table: Types
[3122658.213] [Configuration]: In Query - insert into Types('Type', 'Kind') values (?, ?);
[3122658.213] [Configuration]: In XMLSerializer while updating table Types from file MVs_Lindblum_Template_Buildings.xml.
[3122658.214] [Configuration] ERROR: no such table: IconTextureAtlases
[3122658.214] [Configuration]: In Query - insert into IconTextureAtlases('Name', 'IconSize', 'IconsPerRow', 'IconsPerColumn', 'Filename') values (?, ?, ?, ?, ?);
[3122658.214] [Configuration]: In XMLSerializer while updating table IconTextureAtlases from file MVs_Lindblum_Template_Icons.xml.
The error about icons happens because in your properties file, you forgot to change the Front-end action for loading icons to "UpdateIcons" from "UpdateDatabase".
I
think, but I'm not sure, that the reason for the other error is that you're loading your buildings xml file as a front-end action, when you only need to load it as an in-game action.
These changes are at least enough to get your art to load up correctly.
To use the city planner agenda, I think you need to add the Nubia DLC as a Dependency in the Association tab of your properties file.
Note that as it stands, your mod will only add your civ and leader to a standard rules game, and not a R&F game. You can change this in your config sql file by adding a new column called Domain, and adding a copy of your leader and civ with Domain value 'Players:StandardPlayers' as well as a second copy with Domain value 'Players:Expansion1_Players'.
I think the reason you're getting so much production is that the Amount field for the modifier you're using is a flat bonus, not a percentage, so you're just giving +25 production. I think the reason you're not getting the great person points is that the modifier you're using can only affect yields (Culture, Science, Gold, etc.) and not great person points. I'm not sure if there is a modifier to adjust great person points yield for a building (there is one for districts, though). If you can't find a modifier, you could give them a unique monument building that has the extra yield.
I'm not sure why the game is crashing at the end of the turn, but I would try to diagnose it by disabling the leader traits, civ traits and building one at a time, to see if any of them fix it. Then you can narrow it down from there.
