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Just to clarify, if I mix two cultures that don't usually mix (ex French with English/ Norse with Burmese) will the converter choose one of them to convert my culture to or will it be converted as a new culture?
Here is an ironman game I started in 1066. I tried running the converter locally using the branch at https://github.com/Zemurin/CK3toEU4/tree/jain and I get a bunch of warnings like:
[WARNING] No heritage for culture dynamic-culture-num81?! Shoving into lost.
Mm, thanx for bringing it up. That'd be an artifact of the ironman melting process.
Hi, thank you for your work on the converters!
Here my savegame from early start till end, lots of hybridized and some diverged cultures.
Here my savegame from early start till end, lots of hybridized and some diverged cultures.
Thanx, cought some bug with religion defs but otherwise looks fine to me.
Ran the save in observe for a few hours, noticed the initial HRE emperor was landless and immortal, Bavaria flipped to Reformed Norse, and there was an animist uprising in Greece. Other than that everything seemed to be well.
Here is my save game from 1066 to the last day of the game. There was a lot of culture hybridized (Even the byzantine created one) in this save game.
Here's a save from an MP me and the bros did (earliest start date). Janky hybrid cultures, banner/country customization, we had like 6 players so if there's a feature you need to test one of us probably did it!
If I start a game today with the converter in the 1.15 version, will I be able to convert it later when the converter compatible with the 1.15 will be available ?
I did check all of them out.
I use arch so I had to install different packages but the error doesn't seem to relate to that. I even started build_linux_foreing.sh
At this point, I have no idea how to progress. Has anyone else tried to install it on an arch-based system?
Hm. After rereading your log I see this:
-- Check for working CXX compiler: /usr/bin/g++ - skipped
...
make[2]: g++-11: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden
Looks like you don't have g++-11? Or at least not named like so - so make can't find it?
Yeah, I found that out now too as I tried it on my ubuntu machine. Every build-linux.sh file exports g++-11.
As a recommendation for the devs, maybe make it so these variables are only exported once at the start, so someone can simply replace it there.
As an additional information to my fellow arch users:
The following packages need to be installed from the AUR for this to work:
wxcommon-dev-light wxgtk2-dev-light wxgtk3-dev-light
The following packages need to be installed from the AUR for this to work:
wxcommon-dev-light wxgtk2-dev-light wxgtk3-dev-light
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