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Just committed an pushed a fix for the "Browse button" issue, but I might've accidentally pushed some stuff over that already should've been in there(?) - tortoise hg insisted I include some changes I just had merged from the repository to local. I'm still not entirely familiar with tortoise - could someone with more experience just look over things and see if I borked something I shouldn't?

Edit: This was in the minor branch. The only changes I really needed to push, was those in OpenFolderCommand.cs
 
kvess said:
Just committed an pushed a fix for the "Browse button" issue, but I might've accidentally pushed some stuff over that already should've been in there(?) - tortoise hg insisted I include some changes I just had merged from the repository to local. I'm still not entirely familiar with tortoise - could someone with more experience just look over things and see if I borked something I shouldn't?

Edit: This was in the minor branch. The only changes I really needed to push, was those in OpenFolderCommand.cs
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It's an old change that's been propagating strangely. It's fine.
 
Right now, I'm testing locale overrides to handle missing strings by using the mapping mechanic:

Code: 
 ( link = { code = ... english = ... french = ... [language] = [value] } )

The parser seems that it can't handle:
- Names with spaces, which I devised a workaround by using underscores (i.e. 'english = Don_Portage' instead of 'english = "Don Portage"'),
- Single quotes, mostly for french localisations ( L'ordre du Temple, Ma'an ), and double quotes, for the previous case
- Some special characters (The è, é, and ë accent marks and ç work). Known not to work: š
 
molave said:
Right now, I'm testing locale overrides to handle missing strings by using the mapping mechanic:

Code: 
 ( link = { code = ... english = ... french = ... [language] = [value] } )

The parser seems that it can't handle:
- Names with spaces, which I devised a workaround by using underscores (i.e. 'english = Don_Portage' instead of 'english = "Don Portage"'),
- Single quotes, mostly for french localisations ( L'ordre du Temple, Ma'an ), and double quotes, for the previous case
- Some special characters (The è, é, and ë accent marks and ç work). Known not to work: š
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The special characters are because we're trying to support Windows-1252, but Boost::Spirit is using ISO 8859-1. I think I can manually patch that. Edit: Done.

I can't replicate the problem with spaces. What exactly happens when you try to wrap the name in quotes and use spaces?
 
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molave said:
No problems, I think it just happened that there's an actual syntax error at that time.

Edit: I remembered, I didn't wrap it in quotes.
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Do all the other problems go away when you use quotes? And grab my latest changes for the special characters?
 
Idhrendur said:
Do all the other problems go away when you use quotes? And grab my latest changes for the special characters?
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Yup. The double quotes did the trick. It would be necessary to use them if one is to include some special characters to localisations (such as š). The parser seems to complain about these characters only on link statements so far.
 
TXTwilight said:
Since a few patches hordes are listed as some kind of theocracies to prevent players from loading as them and delete their frustrating op spawn armies.
But I think, after a couple of generations they settle down (their theocracy status turns into a normal feudal lord).
Can´t say if CK2+ have changed this mechanic in any way. You can check the status of their main title, if you hover over it with the mouse.
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So that's why Tartaria converted as a Theocracy? I was bewildered at the time.
 
Hi there, I'm having trouble with ALL the converters. This one says, after it starts converting "Error UI The given path's format is not supported." WTH?

Can someone help me please?

Thanks
 
After saving the configuration, try putting the save in the converter directory, then drag-n-dropping the save onto the converter exe. You'll have to copy the results to your EU3 file, but it should bypass whatever made the UI unhappy.
 
Well, that looked like it was working, then a couple minutes later, all the HDD action stops, so I looked into the log and see this:

Reading configuration file.
13-11-13 23:48:18: Error: Could not open configuration.txt
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I was unable to locate any newly created .eu3 file. I suppose it would be in the converter's directory, if it had worked?
 
Horrux said:
Well, that looked like it was working, then a couple minutes later, all the HDD action stops, so I looked into the log and see this:



I was unable to locate any newly created .eu3 file. I suppose it would be in the converter's directory, if it had worked?
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That's weird.

Have you tried turning it off and on again?
Or, to skip to relevant issues:
The save is in the converter directory, right (there's some weirdness if not)?
What OS are you running?
 
Oh, I found the converted save this morning, and it works!

One thing however, is that I had both the HRE and Francia, as well as all of England and Wales, and Most of Sweden, but Germany and Sweden appear to not be part of my empire? Is there a way to fix that? If not, it's not a huge deal, coz it's already a huge chunk of land. EU3 says I'm #54 or somesuch with that save though, LOL! :p
 
Internally, CK2 has titles giving fealty to other titles. How it all converts depends on which titles your vassals are swearing to.

You might try changing the HRE_title option (to nothing) to force the HRE to merge, and then look into the personal union options.
 
I finally got around to trying to convert a game from 2.0.1, and after missteps on my part, I got this error in the log. Is it because the converter and this version don't like each other?
 
Savolainen5 said:
I finally got around to trying to convert a game from 2.0.1, and after missteps on my part, I got this error in the log. Is it because the converter and this version don't like each other?
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There were some big fixes to be made. I've got them sorted out, but I need to upgrade my Visual Studio version before I can rebuild.
 
I'm going to second the thanks from Frozensky, and to second the bug report Savolainen5 submitted - running patch 2.01. I'm really, really looking forward to converting my CK2 save - I've played my Gwynedd -> Britannia game with the express intent of converting to EU3 from the very beginning, and I really enjoyed my converted Francia and HRE games. If there's literally anything I can do to help, let me know!
 
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