Yes, they both overwrite the tooltip lua file

@Venator Wanna let you know that CQUI causes the tile-tooltip showing the flooding info

@Venatore Nevermind, must some kind of mod conflict.

@Venatorae Hi, i really like your mod. It is a good idea and make the game more realistic. But if you hover over a tile which is eligible for flooding it still shows you the information in the tile-infobox.

lmao this mod is hilarious

@Adriaman: Thanks, updated

Hi, the following files have been updated, you might want to take a look:
..\Base\Assets\UI\ToolTips\PlotToolTip.lua
..\DLC\Expansion2\UI\Replacements\PlotTooltip_Expansion2.lua
..\DLC\BarbarianClansMode\UI\Replacements\PlotToolTip_BarbarianClansMode.lua
..\DLC\BarbarianClansMode\UI\Replacements\PlotTooltip_Expansion2_BarbarianClansMode.lua

Updated, thanks @Adriaman

I was going to say I don't have the time but it seems you've already figured it out haha. I'll update the .modinfo

@Venatorae I was tweaking the mods in my collection and I think yours could be improved to support all rulesets / game modes combination, if you don't mind. Check this:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11-MjTWiTz_1MebEzB_jREy_U8FmTpGb2/view
What do you think?

Thanks for letting me know, it is updated now.

Check out C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Sid Meier's Civilization VI\DLC\BarbarianClansMode\UI\Replacements, there's a variant of the file PlotToolTip_Expansion2 for Barbarian clans mode. It adds some info for barbarian tribes.

Well I just tested it again with barbarian clans enabled and it works as intended - likely you have another mod that edits the settler lens

Can you be more specific? What is the issue?

Needs updating for February 2021 update (Barbarian mode).

It's possible that you have another mod that modifies the same files - I can't say without the mods you are using, gamestate etc.

@Quadrewple Is the mod enabled in the mod menu?

@Monado that can be done, I just don't see it as necessary, people were aware of flooding back to the ancient era, and you can tell from the floodplains feature which tiles will flood anyway.

Maybe you could also take out the "flood warning" symbol on food plain tiles?

@Dora Try make a local copy of the mod, go into the files and replace playerCulture:HasCivic(civicID) with 1=2 so it always returns false

I wish you couldn't see the icons at all no matter what you research

I've also not had any issues with the mod in solo play on smaller maps with the same mod lineup. It could be a fluke, of course - a mighty odd one; though I'm not likely to believe that necessarily until @Cat on Catnip can explain 'bug out'.

The other theory we had was that it was a multiplayer only issue. Or that it wasn't that the volcanos weren't going off, but that all the ui elements to depict it were being hidden as well.

Of course it's very likely to be nothing and just a fluke, but we did want to bring it up in case something similar happened to other folks.

@Badfur I have run a test with only this mod active (normal disaster frequency) - Disasters occurred within the first 15 turns. The mod only modifies 2 scripts and 1 database entry, all in the UI context - I cannot see how it would affect disaster occurance. None of the other mods in your list jump out at me as the culprit either. Could be you got extremely unlucky? If you have the time can you run a game with only this mod? (Use firetuner to reveal the entire map so you can see disasters)

@Venatorae For reference, Bunzato, myself, and 3 other friends were playing on a huge primordial map, world age: new, temperature hot, rainfall wet, sea level high, game random seed 1539501558, map random seed 1539501559.

Throughout the (not sure how long specifically, but I leveled up an economic alliance with Bunzato, and dispatched embassies making at most 40 culture per turn, so figure a lot of turns) game, not once did a natural disaster happen. Volcanos became active, but never erupted. No droughts, dust storms, hurricanes.. nothing.

We use this collection of mods: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1534811762

As we civ together every week, we haven't run into this problem before, until we introduced this mod last friday to our games.

@Bunzato @Cat on Catnip Can you please provide a detailed description of what's happening? Are you using any other mods? What do you mean by bug out?

for me it seems to cause volcano to completely bug out

This mod is potentially preventing volcanos... and any other natural disasters from happening on primordial map script. Just something to look into.

historically accurate, but potentially aggrivating

Finally.

Thanks everyone, I am open to suggestions as well. Currently plans are to include an icon under the conservation tech indicating this functionality.

Great mod. It never made sense to show you which flood late game, at the start of a game.

I'm looking forward to starting a game with this!

Ha, noice!

Yes! More unpredictability in this game is always good.

@truiz024 Wonders don't get pillaged or become unused when flooded; they're still usable, but will have water around them.

This makes a lot of sense.Thanks!

While it can certainly suck if you got a flooded district (or Wonder? not sure how that works), this is how the game should have made it work to begin with.