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Shogunate Map alteration Sub-MOD beta Version 0.6.4 'Benkei'

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Shogunate Map alteration sub MOD is a submod of the Shogunate mod. It replaces the map with a high-resolution one and increases the Provence-Baron territory.

This mod is a beta version.
There are unknown bugs, known issues, and unimplemented features.
Probably when this mod is upgraded, the saved data will no longer be available.
It is not compatible with the main mod, Shogunate save data.
Since map size is larger than the CK3 vanilla and main mod, a more powerful hardware configuration will be required.

It is based on a newly generated height map from a real DEM (Digital Elevation Model) and currently uses We use the Equal Earth projection[en.wikipedia.org] method centered on 135°E as the map projection method.
This map projection will give you the correct ratio of land area.
Map textures are drawn using elevation and actual land cover information.

The number of provinces in a county (equivalent to a county in the game) was determined based on the standard of one Provincia for every 10,000 KOKU[GOKU]（石） of rice produced in a county (equivalent to a county in the game) at the end of the 15th century, with some exceptions. The number of Provinces in a Count's Domain is subject to change.
This is the shape of Province, created by combining the administrative divisions of Japan as of 1920.
The basic data for the map, heightmap.png, and provinces.png, were newly created with an area of 12,288 × 8,192 pixels, three times the size of the main mod.
The number of provinces is 3140 about four times the number of the main mod (including sea areas, etc.).
The increased number of Provinces will give you more strategic and tactical options and bring you a new gameplay experience!
Some holdings change their names with the times, such as Inabayama Castle(稲葉山城) changed to Gifu Castle(岐阜城).
There are impassable zones.

Counties that existed in the 15th century have been reorganized to appear in the game, and the number of 200 county territories has been increased compared to the main mod.
Some counties were divided like counties that existed in modern times because they had a large number of Provinces or a large area.
Towns such as "Kyōto", "Ōsaka", "Nara", and "Sakai" were set up as independent county territories.

We have set up several common houses (Cadet Branches) that are not in the main mod.
As of version 0.5, there are 230 houses.
The newly added house mottoes are based on sayings and Japanese proverbs.

Changed a small amount of character data to be more historically accurate.
Changed some title historical data to be more historically accurate.
Family crests have been set for clans that are not set in the main mod.
Ten new family crest image files have been added, including "Ōnakaguro"(大中黒), the family crest of the Nitta clan of the Yoshikuni school of the Seiwa Minamoto clan.
x_buddhist Set the male characters with culture to lose their hair.

You can see what we are currently working on here[github.com].

List of Known Issues & Unimplemented Features.[github.com]

• Crusader Kings III
  
• Shogunate MOD

We are looking for people who can help us in the following areas:

1. Making sure that the title names of the baronies are historically appropriate.
   
2. Using the map editor to adjust the position of the map locator to the appropriate location.
   
3. Using the map editor to place the treemap objects.
   
4. Translating the title name and content of this Steam Workshop into English, French, German, Korean, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, and other languages.
   
5. 3D modeling of character hair and clothes in Maya or Blender, exporting them in PDX format, and adjusting them so that they work in-game. I've put together a post on the Paradox Forum about the 3D models needed for this mod or the main mod. See also[forum.paradoxplaza.com].

It would be helpful if you could inform us in advance to avoid conflicts in the deliverables. Please contact us through Paradox Forum[forum.paradoxplaza.com] or Discord[discord.gg].

It can be found here[github.com].

Translated by www.DeepL.com/Translator.