Got entangled with GameOptions

[Nov4]

In the mid of cleaning Civ5 from redundant data (which for my mod is almost everything) I've reached GameOptions.

The added code loads and works, sort-off:
Setting "Visible" to false hides the options. But to my bewilderment setting "Default" to true does not activate the option automatically.

Anyone got advice for me?

My code:

Spoiler :

<GameData>
<GameOptions>
<!--No city razing-->
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_CITY_RAZING" />
<Set Default="true" />
</Update>
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_CITY_RAZING" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_RAGING_BARBARIANS" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>
<!--No barbs-->
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_BARBARIANS" />
<Set Default="true" />
</Update>
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_BARBARIANS" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>
<!--Locked seed-->
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NEW_RANDOM_SEED" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>
<!--No huts-->
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_GOODY_HUTS" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>
<!--No one-city challenge-->
<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_ONE_CITY_CHALLENGE" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>
</GameOptions>
</GameData>

 

[Shiggs713]

some of them probably aren't functional yet. Sadly many of the defines, post defines, and game options are still this way and none of it is documented.

 

[poncratias]

this doesn't work?

<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_BARBARIANS" />
<Set Default="true" />
<Set Visible="false" />
</Update>

 

[Shiggs713]

I don't think that code would work anyways,

try

<Update>
<Where Type="GAMEOPTION_NO_BARBARIANS" />
<Set Default="true" Visible="false" />
</Update>

but still, like I said, some of these are just blanks, they don't even do anything yet, so you can try but it still might not work.

 

[Nov4]

Like I said, the parts with "Visible" works and the parts with "Default" doesn't. I think I'd buy into Shiggs' explanation, for now.

 

[Nov4]

Ok, so I lied, I didn't actually buy that explanation and figured that instead I did something wrong - and probably just silly. Which, as it turns out, I have:

I used "true" and "false" instead of "1" and "0" - what a dolt I am....

Now it works.
I thank to all who tried to help.

 

[Shiggs713]

well some of them are for sure blanks (specifically in the post defines), turns out this one wasn't, all that matters is you got your problem solved.