Fixed in the just released patch, configurables should be there now. Thanks for reporting this!
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When I try sudo it tells me the command isn't found.
Forget that sudo then dragging the ConverterFrontend file into Terminal seems to have worked.
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If in the terminal you're inside the converter folder (the one that contains ConverterFrontend), you may need to prepend a dot and a slash:
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sudo ./ConverterFrontend- 1
So I got it to work.
First, I had to unzip the file using something other than the default program in Mac OSX.
Then, I had to run the sudo command by typing sudo and dropping the ConverterFrontend program into terminal.
And finally, for some reason there are two spots for mods in the Mac version. So I had to use the location in my Documents.
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When I attempt to Convert my Invictus safe to TFE it gets stuck on "Setting De Jure" Kingdoms when I use Dynamic. It works when I choose static, but It sucks not seeing the various empires and kingdoms not come over as the De Jure ones. Anyone expereincing the same issue?
Please upload your save and either the converter's log.txt or at least a screenshot of the options tab.
Yes sir, I have attempted to provide the requested files, and screenshot, I'm sorry for the fumble. I'm hoping that the error isn't due to the age of the save (its from Invictus 1.6) since it was a LOOOOONG and hard game for me at least lol
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Thanks for report, I've found the issue! It was caused by a title being set its own liege in TFE title history. I've added a check for that in latest release, it should work for you now.
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I would suggest a modification in the converter. Anatolian struggle (TFE) is between Roman and Eranian cultures basically, but in my current game romans ceased to exist almost entirely, West-Anatolia is occupied by Eranian Scythians and East-Anatolia by Armenia. Currently Hellenic Scythians are not involved, only interloped as the capital is in Asia Minor. So now I am unable to end the struggle only if I move my capital outside of struggle zone, but I would rather not. Dynamic struggles would be a nice feature to include relevant participant party, culture and religion. 
thanks btw for all the work contributed, converter is still the best!
thanks btw for all the work contributed, converter is still the best!
Romano-Eranian struggle removal by the converter is planned, but I'll probably need to cooperate with TFE devs on this.I would suggest a modification in the converter. Anatolian struggle (TFE) is between Roman and Eranian cultures basically, but in my current game romans ceased to exist almost entirely, West-Anatolia is occupied by Eranian Scythians and East-Anatolia by Armenia. Currently Hellenic Scythians are not involved, only interloped as the capital is in Asia Minor. So now I am unable to end the struggle only if I move my capital outside of struggle zone, but I would rather not. Dynamic struggles would be a nice feature to include relevant participant party, culture and religion.
Does this converter change roman cultures into regional varieties that speak vulgar latin and etc or do i need to do it manually?
Also what are some great tips on mods and setting as to how to convert properly to get a nice CK3 start without too much bordergore? I'm not too good at modding but i'm trying to give it a shot.
Also what are some great tips on mods and setting as to how to convert properly to get a nice CK3 start without too much bordergore? I'm not too good at modding but i'm trying to give it a shot.
At the moment it does, but it may change in the future. I want to eventually make the breakup happen through CK3 divergence mechanic, or events in case of predefined cultures. You can edit ImperatorToCK3/configurables/culture_map.txt to suit your needs.
I'll leave it for others to answer, don't know any I:R mods for reducing bordergore.
@Kiffe what a coincidence, today I found that this mod reduces bordergore: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3020434697
How are the fallen empires, those destroyed by 3rd century mod, handled during conversion? I think TFE Imperial mechanism should be disabled for a country not considered a Great Power in Imperator. Keeping up with economic competence is impossible for a fallen empire..
I'm not sure what you mean by fallen empires, please share a save and point a country.
The new IRToCK3 version I've just released now prevents TFE struggles from starting at game start. Let me know if any struggle starts with future TFE versions, the converter will probably need updating.I would suggest a modification in the converter. Anatolian struggle (TFE) is between Roman and Eranian cultures basically, but in my current game romans ceased to exist almost entirely, West-Anatolia is occupied by Eranian Scythians and East-Anatolia by Armenia. Currently Hellenic Scythians are not involved, only interloped as the capital is in Asia Minor. So now I am unable to end the struggle only if I move my capital outside of struggle zone, but I would rather not. Dynamic struggles would be a nice feature to include relevant participant party, culture and religion.
If an empire or imperial cult loses its Great Power status due to territorial collapse, even if it is considered a Minor Power in Imperator, the converted mod will treat it as an Empire with all the Imperial dynamics. This is because the government type cannot be reverted back to a kingdom in Imperator.
There's no currently special handling based country rank, Empire and Imperial Cult governments are mapped to TFE imperial government.
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I converted saving I:R to CK3, but when starting the game, the mod (which I turned on in the launcher) does not start in the game itself. What could be the problem?
You likely exported the mod to wrong place, probably steam workshop folder instead of documents one. If not, upload log.txt.