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All this mod does it resize parts of the UI to show more then the default.
I have it below all other Mods and it changes nothing.
I think I know what's going on, though it's not something I'd thought about before. A world seed is a starting point for the series of pseudo-random numbers the game uses to generate a world. As long as neither the seed nor the sequence of random number calls change, the end result will always be the same. But mods that make changes to how pawns are generated will change the sequence of calls, as faction leader pawns are generated at the same time that factions and roads are placed on the map.
Bottom line: There's no way to avoid the fact that the world generated from a particular seed can look different in a purely vanilla game than it does in a game using mods. But the world generated with a particular list of mods in place will always look the same.
You see, I like to use a specific plot of land in a specific seed, but when I activate these two mods (and I've 100% certain narrowed it down to both of these; not just one of them or a different mod alltogether) it seems to change the way the world generates upon creating a new save file. While the land in and of itself remains unchanged, and the coordinates have the same lakes/ponds and same hills in the same spots, the generation of roads and factions on the overworld change, as well as ruined structures in the land plot itself, even though I was told that these two mods should only effect character generation.
Is this something that just can't be helped, or is this a bug of some sort that could hypothetically be fixed?
Since this comment is too long Imma post another with links to pics.
Troubleshooting optiosn or suggestions?
@Basileus: I'm not sure what you mean by "messing up the UI," but by default, this mod makes a few minor adjustments to the character screen, allowing up to seven traits to be seen. If you select the option to print the traits list in a smaller font size, up to nine can be seen on the screen.
- Added German translation file by Maculator.