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Also awesome mod!
Extended Timeline took some work for me to get it compatible. What I did was go into ET's "Technologies" folder and look at adm.txt, so it has the same number of idea slots as this mod adds to vanilla, but I spaced them out starting at adm tech 50, which is the year 1466 in the game.
ET normally only allows its "early" idea groups up until you unlock adm tech 50. To restrict the new idea groups the same way, you have to go into those custom ideas and add the flag that ET uses, and place it in the trigger for the idea. The flag is "adm_tech = 50", or whatever adm level you want to allow the full idea groups at.
I'm not sure it's the best for balance, but it works for me at least. In ET, you have access to the 'real' idea groups at adm tech 50, so it seems like a logical place to start unlocking new idea slots. Then I space them out ever 2 or 3 levels. There's a lot more timespan between tech levels in Extended Timeline, but with these settings it feels pretty good to me.
Of course, you need to make sure the defines file for each mod won't conflict in settings.
NOTE: I'm not guaranteeing that my method makes the compability to be completely bug-free. I may be forgetting about a small conflict in decisions or ideas.
You might want to compare the idea files for both mods to make sure any conflicts are resolved. ET adds its extra trigger to the vanilla idea groups, but I don't think it changes anything else.
When making that into an addon mod, just use the files from ET as a base before applying the changes found in The Idea Variation.
FINAL NOTE: In my playthrough I haven't reached past year 1600 yet, so I'm not sure if there are enough idea slots to support that long of a game session, but 20 seems like it should be fine, including the 4 early slots that you have before adm tech 50.
He had ALOT of spare points.
He had so many points because when you run the two mods together the Idea Variation reduces the cost of ideas but the 1356 mod limits idea groups to just 10.Hence, the need for the compatch.
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=196181867
Not sure if a satisfying solution could be achieved here.