The game map 180x90 with 40 and more civilizations + additional required modification

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I have gathered a collection of mods, which I would really like to play. But aghr, I can not run them together. How could I not combined, joint launch of these mods or leads to a drop in the game or do not work or that function. Please help! Dear friends, whoever of you would be able to make them work together?

Civ IV Diplomatic Features (v 10)
Convenient start (v 2)
Cultural Diffusion (v 18)
Custom Advanced Setup Screen (v 5)
DLL - Various Mod Components - 34 Civs (v 66)
Emigration (v 5)
Fortress Borders (v 2)
Move Capital (v 10)
More Luxuries (v 155)
Revolutions (v 9)

Yet (not) Another Earth Maps Pack (v 22) - Not compatible with DLL - Various Mod Components - 34 Civs (v 66) - not possible to establish a surprising number of city-states

YnAEMP DLL 43 civs (v 2) - Not compatible with Civ IV Diplomatic Features (v 10) It is not possible to lead and declare war.

Аlso there is a problem with Waterway Exploration Map Script (v 1). This modification allows the generation of a map the size of 180x90 but I do not want to play on the map represents a river. But other generators cards are not able to generate a world of giant size :( but if vnostit changes in Lua - the game falls.

Also, I would like to give preference to DLL - Various Mod Components - 34 Civs (v 66). Since this dll-modification can be used as a thread to connect other useful written the same author.
 
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You can only have one DLL mod active, but I think there was a merged version of Civ IV diplo & whoward's DLL if I remember correctly.
 
Moderator Action: thread moved to Creation & Customization

You can only have one DLL mod active, but I think there was a merged version of Civ IV diplo & whoward's DLL if I remember correctly.


Nope. In Tsiv4 Diplo modification I deleted all the dll files. And I connect them all in different ways. To one another. Checking how everything works in pairs.
 
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