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Is there any way to sand localization file to you?
or May i make a mod include korean localization file,
of course translation mod will require this mod
You can check the description of my mods workshop collection to see the update status of everything - there's a long list of mods to get through so this might not be looked at for weeks.
Although, all this mod should be doing is calculating some variables values and replacing one very specific localization string so I don't think it would have broken?
Suggestion: Yearly news event pop-up that looks like a Financial Times newspaper page that tells you that your GDP grew X amount this year.
The author of the Global Stats mod says the compatch has been updated
I did this because it offers the most smooth [projected] annual growth rate on a monthly basis.
The original behavior was to just show the fixed window annual growth, which I think is inappropriate considering that the data gets stale as the year goes on, and much can change about your growth trend within a year. You can see in some of the examples in the thumbnail (e.g., France, Qing, Korea) that their GDP growth based on the fixed window annual growth showed a decline in GDP, but the graph generally shows an upwards trend, which the rolling average correctly reflects.
I decided against using the moving window annual growth since that is still susceptible to drastic, one-off swings like the fixed window stat. Using the rolling average dampens the effects of outliers.
There is a compatibility problem with this mod. Can you fix it or can you integrate the features of this mod into your mod? I think they complement each other very well.
Additional statistics to paint a more granular and dynamic picture of your GDP growth trends are now provided.
@Tosun Paşa: The absolute change is now also provided in addition to the percentage change. Thank you for the idea!
Please view the changelog for the full details.
Existing saves should be compatible, although the numbers for the new statistics may not accurately reflect the actual historical monthly GDP trends (since the mod has to track it itself, and the older version obviously did not). It will take a full year for those numbers to be correctly calculated in such cases.
What he should do if he can improve something - leave it as it is? He remade it after all, he didn't take original author's code.