Recent content by Splintert

This error is deep in Bannerlord native code relating to populating the scoreboard with troops. Somewhere down the pipe a troop does not have a name.

I have not experienced this error ever while testing DynaCulture in any version. If anyone can provide definitive evidence, perhaps I can fix it, but until then, I do not have plans to investigate DynaCulture as a cause.

I think you have a big misunderstanding of what modding actually entails.

Skyrim's creation kit is a limited tool designed to strictly control what features of the game can be modded. Bannerlord allows execution of arbitrary code and provides a number of entry points for modders to have their code executed. The Creation Kit is more or less Baby's First Mod Tool by comparison. SKSE opens it up a little bit, but the ability to execute arbitrary code basically means Bannerlord is 100% wide open to literally anything the .exe is capable of interacting with.

They're nearly identical.

Snowballing: fixed ☑

Don't download things from disreputable sources. Reinstall Windows.

Anti-ModLib people rejoice!

DynaCulture has been updated to Bannerlord 1.3.0 and now has optional dependency on ModLib 1.3.1. There is also a version available that works with legacy ModLib as a required dependency.

New recruits will use the new culture. It also affects the loyalty bonus given by matching governor culture.

Culture matches kingdom owner instantly: https://www.nexusmods.com/mountandblade2bannerlord/mods/510
Culture can be changed from a settlement option: https://www.nexusmods.com/mountandblade2bannerlord/mods/552
Culture changes gradually based on surrounding influence: https://www.nexusmods.com/mountandblade2bannerlord/mods/639

luisedgm said:

How does it work exactly? High prosperity means high spread?

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The source code is available on my GitHub, but I will explain in words.

Every day each settlement looks for neighboring settlements and calculates an influence strength based on that settlements current culture status. It adds up all the influences and calculates a ratio of cultures. Then it uses some simple math to slowly adjust its culture ratio towards that target. When a new culture becomes the highest influence, the settlement flips to that culture.

You have several mod options for this.

For setting the culture yourself via interface button,

For making the culture match the owner of the settlement,

TRUCKERma said:

Hey @Splintert thank you for your reply. I am not trying to replace the function but just append code to it.

Wait wait wait I only now understood what you are saying. If I run a postfix it runs the function twice??

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No, but if you copy the whole code of the method you are postfixing then it will. I noticed you said you did that in section 3.1 of your troubleshooting attempts.

Currently, no (1.0.2). I am currently in the progress of massively overhauling this mod and a feature like that is under consideration.

Harmony Postfix runs after the method you are patching. If you are trying to replace the method, use a Prefix and return false. Your crashing might be caused by effectively running the replaced method twice.