thank you! i'm glad you're enjoying it. i'll review the translation and include it in a future release.If you are interested, I attach the "French translation" for this mod.
I like this mod
thanks for catching this! seems the layout engine doesn't support that option. the good news is that it has no effect other than logging an error, so i guess it was redundant. the bad news is that it's part of the template that a couple of other modders have copied, so i'll need to update that too.
unfortunately, i can't do anything about that. the game is sorting theI have another minor sorting issue for you, because I know you like those
In my opinion, Cháng'an should be sorted between Chalkis and Chengdu, but it isn't. I know you use LocaleCompare, but I guess that doesn't do the trick. Your mod was the only one active when testing this. Savefile attached.
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Á numerically by its codepoint instead of by its base letter A. the game engine's locale subsystem doesn't implement the Javascript standard library features for locales or collation.No problem. Thanks for your quick answer.
currently i'm only grouping by factories and rail stations in the Modern age. a lot of those will probably also have ports, but i'm not explicitly filtering for them yet. are you also sorting by number of slots? that would make your town jump up the list, because ports add resource slots.I did a quick test here and it seems that the change to the fish resource (now the first bonus resource with an extra yield based on presence of a building) is already perfectly anticipated by this mod, if the "grouping by factory/conditional boni" is activated - my very last town in the list instantly "jumped" some place upwards after building a port so that it's now among the other towns having one
the mod lets you sort settlements a few different ways, and the new update just added bonus hints to help you use rail, port, and distant lands bonuses.
Honestly, if Firaxis had just hired you for helping and having a say with the UI Civ7 would have one big problem less. BTW, I recently learned from your signature that you created the fantastic map tacks which later became official content of Civ6. Maybe not too surprising...I loved their addition, just soo helpful for preplanning my high-adjacency industrial districts in the ancient age
The concept even spread over to Old World, which features map tacks in a similar style.
thanks for all of the kind words!@beezany Yes, I use sorting by slots, so I was a indeed a bit quick with my assumptions about the reasons for the "jump" of my city on that screen. And I see the priorisation problem you describe with railways/ports. But anyway...doesn't matter...the ranking/grouping is helpful, but the textual info you added is taking care of everything I wished here! You are once more the heroine of Civ UI modding
