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Mod author, if you do not want me to have it reposted (updated) simply reach out and I could pull request to get this version updated, keep mine posted to have an updated version, or I can take it down. Just let me know.
Yours kindly,
AdL
I don't see how it could cause problems, but I'm not a coder.
I saw my capital in the ownership of a spare son of mine, not previously landed, and I had never granted him said county before, nor have I had a court event that would give it to him.
This was a core county of mine, and yes, I was over my core limit. However, I do not see why he would randomly acquire this county without any in game notice, and it's very frustrating.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2826829936
Also, thank you for the update, @SurrealNumber !
Its almost always a must have mod for me but sometimes it has been running into issues with other mods.
When making the mod I found the effect `set_always_follows_primary_heir` relatively early on, and based the mod on using it. Who the titles actually go to is determined by this effect which I do not have control over. The rest of the mod is logic around making sure that the titles behave as desired (assigning the parent titles as core is needed for this to happen), trying to disallow coring in cases where it does not behave as desired, and adding limits and the like to cores in an attempt to somewhat balance the mod. Elective succession and title succession laws proved to be sticking points where the effect did not work as desired. When I made the mod I tested some elective succession cases, but I was not the most thorough in testing and the game might have changed since then.
What actually happens is my son inherited the core titles out from underneath the real heir, kicking my now player character out, forcing the capital to change, and basically wrecking the place. You mention a few posts down about how you had alternative testing that had the core titles go to the winner of the election. I'd very much like to make these changes myself.