Works in 1.5 , I think the salutes are for the mod author.

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As mentioned below a 1.5 version

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3220299022

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Thank you for your work.

This one was a staple in my mod list for years. Thanks for all the fun!

RIP you'll be missed. Thanks for the mod, and the person who updated it. I do hope the idea of this mod, or the one from Rimwar, is put into the core game eventually. It seems too good to pass up that this will be official someday. Even Dwarf Fortress has wars, invasions, peace, etc.

https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3220299022

I made an updated version. Thanks the author for the great mod, its one of the favorite mod I m using in 1.4 and I dont want to abandon it.

In general the only code I need to change to match 1.5 is the way this mod uses to pop up letters.

Find.LetterStack.ReceiveLetter()

This function has parameters changed in the new assembly

So I suppose it should still work in 1.5

No, I'll give permission to anyone willing to update & continue my mods.

you will update for 1.5?

i still get quests but sadly i cant trade with them at their bases.

They'll eventually come back if Rebellion is enabled, and they should still show up on the events.

could it happen that one faction gets wiped out? like the empire? i have no empire bases on my map and dont know how to get them back.

Is it compatible with the Rim War mod?

I got like 1300 letters telling me the result of 2 factions finishing their simulated fight, don't think that's supposed to happen...

Use Faction Customizer mod.

How do I manually change relations? The empire faction and friendly outlanders won't fighter each other

@Kribble It's persistent bug associated with simulated battle option that I haven't been able to root out, are you using History Generation?

@ItzKreifer I remember VOID being compatible (unless new update added something), though this mod treats VOID as "normal" faction resulting in non-thematic events like Void settlement being conquered by Tribals.

Is this compatible with the V.O.I.D. Faction?

I've been having a strange bug where after a battle ends and there's a conquest for some reason the conquest event spams rapidly and infinitely in the same place as dozens of dots appear on the same tile in seconds. What is that and how do I fix it?

You'll have to modify Storytellers_Patch.xml. Just duplicate line 3-35 and change xpath to whatever name the custom storyteller is using (It's already compatible if it's BaseStoryteller).

Is there a way to make non-vanilla storytellers compatible with this mods?

No, Dynamic Diplomacy events are purely RNG and designed to be thematic background events with low gameplay impact. I recommend Rim War, it does everything you're asking for at cost of lower performance and compatibility.

I'm a newcomer to this mod, but is it possible to influence NPC conquest results as the player? Can I help defend and prevent friendly allied factions from being conquered? Is it possible to aid them in conquering enemy factions? Is the default setting purely a random faction change or are there weights involved (for example it being less likely for tribals to take over a shattered empire location).

Unfortunately Multiplayer mod is too complicated for me to design a compatibility parch

Do you think it'd be possible to make this work in Multiplayer, via a compaitibility patch?
I'd love to have this in my playthrough, it feels like the last missing piece to make the world truly feel alive even outside out the played tiles.

@NichEi ty! Amazing mod. Really makes the world feel alive while being much lighter weight than say Rimwar.

@Rips Bit late, but if you still need an answer, new faction basically grabs default template of the parent faction and uses it - so all major details about it is going to be identical. Haven't touched this mod for awhile but distance stuff shouldn't affect it if I didn't explain such restriction on event description. "Clone factions are always permanently defeated when their counterpart is alive" means that faction that has clone counterpart is going to be 100% eliminated when they lose all their settlements no matter what; so let's say friendly outlander B was created from A due to event. A or B will completely be eliminated from the campaign if they lose everything, since there's another faction that are basically identical to them. This is to prevent number of factions from being cluttered.

Only major option that should affect FPS is Expansion and Distancee-based conquest stuff, all that should be off by default.

@shane_357 I think that varies based on how what options you have selected. I have Simulate Battles turned off, Distance Based calculation and its derived features turned off, Ideoreligion Change and bloc turned off, Permanent enemy faction and Empire diplomacy change off.

This seems to give no noticeable TPS decrease but the world still feels dynamic with growth, conquest, and non-Empire/pirates/savage tribes fighting each other or making peace & vice versa.

Since you can completely customise which features you have turned on, I can't imagine there is a straight answer to that question.

Can I ask what the tps cost is for running this?

Can someone describe the formation of new factions behaviour? What happens exactly? Does it need the distance based conquest and alliance enabled or is it OK with the basic random conquest/no alliance behaviour? What does it mean "Clone factions are always permanently defeated when their counterpart is alive"?

Unfortunately no, I think algorithm favours expansion into depopulated areas but I don't recall adding any code that considers player colony placement at all.

Hey, just a couple of questions:

- Is there any way to make settlements more likely to spawn / regenerate near me? The goal is to not depopulate my local area by over-raiding unsustainably

- And related to the first point, is there a way to see the actual count of how many settlements are present on the world map? I usually play with 100% map generation, so I am moderately worried that I'd end up driving all my neighbours to extinction but everywhere else would be full of life

Yes

Is it compatible with More Faction Interactions?

@Trow To reset the settings of a mod, you can try to delete the file corresponding to it in your RW configuration folder :

%USERPROFILE%\AppData\LocalLow\Ludeon Studios\RimWorld by Ludeon Studios\Config\

It should be a file called :

Mod_1875168898(something?).xml

PS: Don't forget to create a backup of the file before deleting it.

Unfortunately don't know how to implement it

Is there a way to reset the mod settings? I couldn't find a reset button myself.

I've heard Faction Customizer mod works perfectly at changing relationships

is there a way to force faction relation changes via debug? doing an empire-centric run with few colonists; mainly relying on reinforcements and i didn't change the "forbid empire relation changes" setting beforehand

New Update
* first attempt at better compatibility. If IdeoGenerator class cannot generate an ideology name, idology change event forcedrops.
* If simulation setting is enabled, conquest start notification now directs directly to the battlefield map.

i would guess similar stuff could be the case with all the other factions, ancients for example

thank you <3

Vanilla Faction Expanded Classical incompatibility. Looking at the mod, they seem to create new system for modded factions resulting in conflict. I'll see if I can find a way to exclude them from ideology events.

Could not get new name (first rule pack: VFEC_NamerFactionEastern)

something with "r Deity Type"

something with "DeityChristian"

probably not much of a help but somehow now hugslib just wont let me generate a report so i ll get back when i manage to