Oh? Thanks for the heads up.
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Thanks for the reply and all the good work you do. Hopefully you can fix this quickly
Hmm, I can't reproduce it... I get the tribal guardian when founding the first city.
Did you update your C2C SVN version without (re)installing this modmod before you started that game?
The promotion xml file was changed in the SVN recently so the modmod specific Tribal Guardian promotion for settlers could have been removed from your play folder.
Then it wouldn't help to install the modmod and load the initial autosave because your settler would not have the Tribal Guardian promotion.
The promotion xml file was changed in the SVN recently so the modmod specific Tribal Guardian promotion for settlers could have been removed from your play folder.
Then it wouldn't help to install the modmod and load the initial autosave because your settler would not have the Tribal Guardian promotion.
That is the scenerio I'm now testing. I'll edit this post when the game finishes setup.
Edit: Ok I did manage to get the Tribal guardian to show up with SVN plus your modmod but now I got a set of bizzarre messages at the top of my screen:
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Those show up when your are not running as administrator. Especially if you load from a short cut. Windows 10 did a recent update and screwed up my admin settings, so I had to right click my desktop short cut and select Run as Administrator.
Oh, that's a conflict between two commits that was not resolved, I'll look into it.
Edit: There is no such problem on the SVN, it's a local problem on your side.
Do you play directly from the SVN folder? That can lead to problems when you use modmods that change the files to something else than what is on the SVN server.
If a file is changed in the SVN and that file on your computer is not what was previously on the SVN, then conflicts can occur between the new SVN change and the local change that is in your SVN folder when you update the SVN.
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I use just yours modmod and I removed building latitude limitations.
No idea why conflicts happened then, maybe I had earlier version of your modmod?
This modmod modify this file: BUG_CIV4GameText.xml
If you play directly from your SVN folder, with this modmod installed, then conflicts can occur when you update your core C2C SVN version.
BUG_CIV4GameText.xml was changed in the SVN quite recently so if you updated your SVN, with my modmod installed within that SVN folder, then that could explain the conflict.
It is recommended to reinstall this modmod every time you update your core C2C version.
If you know exactly what files this modmod contains and an SVN update didn't touch those files then no problem.
The SVN will notify you about file conflicts when you perform the update. The file in question will be marked in red within the update window, and the word "conflict will be beside the file name..
So conflict doesn't mean, that your modmod is incompatible?
Still these two lines are randomly in bug_civ4gametext.xml
<<<<<<< .mine
||||||| .r10022
No, those lines are added to the file (not on the SVN server, only on your computer) when the Tortoise SVN software doesn't know how to automatically merge two different changes (one in the SVN and another on your computer locally) to what it perceives to be the same thing. Some file merging cannot be done automatically by a computer software, conflicts will have to be resolved by a subjective mind that can decide which version of the change is the preferred or correct one.
Therefore it adds in comments about what change you have locally (.mine) that it doesn't know how to merge with a change to the same file that has happened in the SVN.
I thought it does either clean merge or alerts about conflict.
On conflict I use what is on SVN.
Damn it, why!!! It isn't italic at all on my computer... Wraaahhhhh!! lol ^^
Edit: try installing the attached Times New Roman font files.
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I'm not fond of the times new roman font (TNR), it did make the vanilla tooltip and message panel wider than any other font I've tried (the width of which is decided by the exe based on something about the font used) which is a big plus for the TNR font.
I really liked Linux Libertine G, a shame it is not common to have installed. If C2C had an installer wizard then we could use whatever font we liked but I don't think anyone on the team have any experience in creating a proper install.exe file.
I'm wondering if I should revert to Sylfaen which had some downsides that I wanted to get rid of. I thought it would be easy to find a different font that would work for most users, but no, not at all.
