@Jotaro Kujo
It should.

Does this work with RNW?

@Kloxi
I don't know

does this work with the extended timeline mod

W Mod

@ɌƗȻꝀŦɆɌ
Thanks

hey, noticed a small msitake in the description, the Patagonian tag is the same as the Thagiicu
i checked the files and it's fine there, the patagonian tag is AOK istead of AGK

Properly update for Origins. Sorry for the delay. Forgot to upload the changes.

Good mod

Updated for 1.31, Leviathan. Page updates coming soon. Should still be compatible with earlier patches, just be aware that certain tags have been removed.

@Seeth
All I can say is that I have used assimilate for several countries with success. Perhaps try re-downloading and starting a new game?

I first used "own" or "assimilate" and got the result i described, but i know creating countries this way can lead to the no culture no religion problem. Then i tried "add_core" a province for it's respective culture before releasing it without success, same problem.

@Seeth
How are you getting the tags to appear in-game? Which command(s)?

@Elfangor567 Just five tags at random, so it's safe to say all of them. Yes I do, but none that affect culture or add new ones.

@Seeth
All of them, or just one in particular? They have religion/culture in my 1.30.6 game. Do you have any other mods by chance?

@Elfangor567 The tags work, but they aren't the primary tag of the culture they are supposed to be. In fact they have no culture and no religion at all by default.

I should clarify that I'm not just playing without the leviathan DLC, im playing on the previous version of the game, 1.30.6, because muh save filez.

@Seeth
Odd, it should. I'll be updating it for Leviathan as soon as I finish all of my work for the converters.
How is it breaking?

Doesn't work. I am not playing on leviathan

Shuar just chilling with a pride flag

@musti.yng44
The Kurds already have a Primary nation in Ardalan.

@Spaceracer
Culture groups used to look a lot different, back in the day. They used to be based almost entirely on language groups, which is why Madagascar use to be in a culture group with Polynesia and if memory serves, Finnish, Ingrian and Uralic were all part of the Finno-Ugric group. This was a long time ago though. Paradox rarely removes cultures (though they may move them to other groups) in order to keep saves from breaking. You can tell sometimes from the unchanged code names. (Fetishism uses the coding name "shamanism" which was once a religion in the game.)There's also no need to since the cultures don't really do anything. So yes, all of the legacy cultures used to be fully in the game at one point.
And thank you again for pointing out another typo.

So Ingrian was included at some point? I genuinely do not know, I just said that because the description was implying that these cultures were used in previous versions and I thought they were merely added for custom nations like the lost cultures group.
Also, I might as well add, I noticed that on the Athenian culture bit you wrote Athen’s ; as Athens ends with S adding a 's results in Athens' . Obviously it is nothing but a detail of course.

@Spaceracer
Thanks for pointing out the typo.
When I say "no longer in the game", I mean they no longer exist in any provinces or as a culture of any nation. They can still be selected as a custom nation, and as mentioned, if you become an Empire you will still accept that culture. (Even if it will always be 0% of your nation barring custom nations.)

Jan Mayenese is listed as the roman empire.

Also, regarding number 3 on the FAQ, the legacy cultures were not outwardly sniped from the vanilla game. They are options for custom nations just like the lost cultures group except they were better of in a preexisting group.
Or were they removed in an update I missed?

@Redride' s OG
Thank you for the info! Nenet will now be Nenetsia and Tonga will be changed to Fiji.

It should be Nenets/Nenetsia, not Nenet. The "s" in the end is especially mentioned that it is not plurality. Still you did it wrong xd.
Tongans are Polynesians so Tonga as Melanesian tag is weird I guess.