Just wondering can i use ordep viet/pb converter with all the hip modules ?
I was just wondering, I know the next update will get released when the SWMH team is ready, but is there an ETA on that? I'm planning on starting a new game this weekend and wonder if I should put it off until late saturday or sunday hoping to get to use an updated HIP.
Sorry if this is a FAQ, but the search engine on these forums is horrifying
I'm playing with PB + VIET (immersion and music included) + ARKO (both modules) + NBRT+. I skipped SWMH. I have the Feb, 27th version, the latest patch (2.0.4.) and all DLCs up to Sons of Abraham.
I choose the Duke of Barcelona, but I noticed that his title is "Count". So he is Count of Barcelona (it should be the Duke of course) *and* Count of Barcelona (the territory). The title of "Duke of Barcelona" in his profile is surmounted by the correct ducal crown, but it is still defined as "Count".
The game works, but I checked other Dukes and I found the same problem: a lot of them bear the title of Count even if it is surmounted by the correct ducal crown.
Is this WAD? Just cosmetic problem? Or there is something porked in my game? I installed PB et al twice, both times starting from a clean start, but the problem does't go away. I even tried a custom character but no joy.
Thanks in advance for your help!
Im launcing the game with both the save file and the other converter mod ticked on. Please helpWhy does England work but not Norway?
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Next patch.Does the duel engine work correctly nowadays? Or is that due for the next patch? Which are the submods that aren't compatible yet?
When NBRT+ is ready. Hopefully this weekend.When could we expect the next patch?
When NBRT+ is ready. Hopefully this weekend.
When NBRT+ is ready. Hopefully this weekend.
Aasmul will send you a PM about that if he hasn't already.Are you going to include the latest changes made to the anglicization sub mod for swmh?
Sounds great.New Version of NBRT+ is about 80% done now.
So Friday sound good to me :ninja:
Mustn't be easy to coordinate the efforts so every submod remains compatible.
Just to be pedantic: ASCII (and even earlier codes) defined character 0 as NUL, a valid character, years before C was invented. While C uses 0-terminated strings, not all languages do. Even in C, 0 is a valid character, in a binary file for instance.Pragmatically, such strings are usually stored in memory as an array of bytes with a terminating 0-valued byte at the end (which ASCII annoyingly calls the NUL character, as if it were actually a character, but hey, it's better than epsilon, right?).