The harder it gets to swap them out the harder this becomes. If you make any changes to what folder you are using the debug dll will not work without a fresh recompile so I'd need to maintain a PPIO folder and a core folder and if I needed to test with PPIO, I'd have to recompile the debug dll each time I swapped out to use it since they have to maintain the same folder name.
Yeah, If python communicates with the dll at the wrong time this can cause crashes in the dll, I've mostly learned how to spot and avoid it, but it is not always obvious what dll calls can cause a crash at what point, so I can't guarantee that there are not some rare dll crashes caused by PPIO at this point.
Understood but it's a lot like working with crashes in the EXE from my end in terms of the architectural hierarchy - at least you can SEE into the DLL though. I'll wait until you give me a greenlight on this one and consider it an open ticket. If you find no foothold in trying to address it, I'll set things up to see what I can do with it so just let me know.
I could not get your save to crash at end turn with PPIO, and SVN rev.10564.
It\s an open ticket, I don\t know how to replicate the crash so I can't debug it.
I can't even imagine how that bug took place. I'd really have to evaluate that in the save...Was supposed to chase down a thief with my enforcers, however it was one of the mischievous animals that was captured and batted to death.
There was only one item in the arrest popup to choose - it was the thief, however he managed to distract our enforcers into beating the innocent animal instead.
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It happens for one round then you get it... but if it's more than that I need to see why and I will only be able to figure that out with the save showing it.
If You are Neanderthal enabled, those units that are Neanderthal cannot upgrade to ones that aren't and vice versa. I originally made Neanderthal units to be accessible in addition to the normal ones they now replace but that approach was changed.
I'm not sure what the calculations are that took place in that situation. I'd need to see the code process through it. I don't have much experience in play with that stage of the game - some traits cause you to draft a bunch of units from pop as soon as you capture the city (to defend the city with) and I don't know if the partisan units that pop up on conquest reduce population. I also haven't reviewed the rules and code on pop reduction on conquest in general in a while and don't know if the new food for growth numbers might play a role.
Not understanding this?? No Neand units in game from MY civ. Was just wondering why i cant upgrade to normal wardogs and not JUST Neand ones, would rather have normal ones, or am i wrong?? or do i need to get rid of the Neand culture . .
It's one of the penalties for having access to better units (in some cases). Yes, Neanderthal Trained Dogs are the same as normal Trained Dogs except more expensive to train and incapable of upgrading. And while you have access to Neanderthal Units, you do NOT have access to normal Trained Dogs. Therefore, you must train new War Dogs when War Dogs are unlocked. This is because Neanderthals trained your dogs previously and they are not responsive to Homo Sapien commands and are unwilling to accept further training unless it is from Neanderthals, who are becoming interbred into too great a scarcity to continue being staffed to train and control your dogs any further. Those dogs are now pretty much a dead end unit.
Hmm... I am not aware of any game rules that allow you to change the location of a holy city, unless the holy city is destroyed (under the relocating holy cities bug option), or you're talking about where to initiate a religion with a Great Prophet on Divine Prophets.
So i have to destroy the city then relocate the HC?
It would automatically relocate at random, I believe to any city with the religion, possibly even one that isn't yours. If the option is not on for it to move if the city is destroyed, then the Holy City is lost permanently.
It's likely you have un-fogged only one of his cities while there are more in the unexplored parts of the map. At some point in the game you may be able to know the exact number of a foe's cities, I think it's likely when you and your foe discover Writing and then Establish Embassy, which allows you to see each other's capital. Perhaps when you collect enough intellect (espionage) you'll be able to know this too.
By fog Anq meant fog of war, which is the greying out of the area that has been explored but no unit is there to observe it anymore.
