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Ishtar Gate Wonder (G&K)

Mod updated for G&K. It should not work with Vanilla game.

Ishtar Gate Wonder bonuses:
- Defensive buildings in all cities are 25% more effective.
- 4 Defense for the city.
- 2 Culture.
- 1 Faith.
- 1 Great Merchant point.

From the original Modinfo file:
The mod adds the Ishtar Gate Wonder to the game.
It contains new splash screen and icons for the introduced wonder, historical quote and full support for english, french and italian languages.
The mod doesn't contain 3D building art and speech audio file.
Check the mod homepage for screenshots, more infos and discussion:http://forums.civfanatics.com/showthread.php?t=408550
Changelog V.4-Text fix


Credits: ambrox62 (original author), iamaplayer.
Big thanks to ambrox62 for having created this mod prior to G&K in the first place.


Fixes:
- Complete integration to G&K.
- Text partly rewritten.


Recent Changes:
- Gains some faith.



Troubleshooting:

Symptom:
- The mod still doesn't appear, even though you deleted the cache folder and verified the game's cache integrity.

Solutions:

Simple one:
- Delete the folder "Ancient Mediterranean Civs - Greek Epic (G-K) (v x)". Notice the DASH between the words "Civ" and "Greek" (this was an old version that the game system didn't delete after updating the mod).
- Delete the folder "Ancient Native American Civilizations. (G-K) (v x)". Notice the DOT between the words "Civilizations" and "(G-K)" (this was an old version that the game system didn't delete after updating the mod).
The "x" in the name is whichever version it was, I forgot the number...It doesn't matter here.

Drastic one:
- Delete everything in the Mods folder, in the Cache folder and in the ModUserData folder.

Consequences:
- You will have to re-download every mods from the Steam Workshop (just load the game, click on Mods, and let them download).
- Your saved games will most likely not load; it's better to delete them all, and start fresh (that's the annoying part here).
- Your UI mods' options will reset (no big deal here).


Symptom:
- The game crashes when loading a saved game, or just crashes anytime.

Solutions:
- Verify the Steam game's cache integrity (if it downloads a 5 MB file, then nothing was wrong, it's a normal Steam/Firaxis process at the moment, so no worries).
- Find the culprit and/or conflicting mod by doing this: open the "config.ini" file in the Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5 folder.
Find "LoggingEnabled = 0". Change it to "LoggingEnabled = 1".
Run the game with your mods, load any random map, no need to even play 1 turn, quit game.
Open the Database.log file in the Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5\Logs folder. Post your results here.


If the mods that I uploaded to the Steam Workshop conflict with another mod, then try this:

Uncheck any mod by "iamaplayer" (I've verified them, and they should be bug free hopefully).
Rinse and repeat steps above. (launch any map in game, quit game, read the Database.log file, post your results either here, or in the author's mod' page.

Lua.log and xml.log contain sometimes some info about rare and unusual bugs (faulty LUA codes, XML mistakes). Consult those in last resort.

Symptom (WEIRD ONE):
- Everything was ok, until you subscribed to a new mod, and it will not appear in the mod's list, and it will not be present at all in the Mods folder (no folder present, or .civ5mod file present named after the mod).
It's as if you never subscribed to the mod.

Solution:
- Your cache has become corrupted in some way (indexing or else?). It is best to call upon the drastic solution (see above). Delete everything in the Mods folder, in the Cache folder and in the ModUserData folder. Unsubscribe the last mods you subscribed to, and re-subscribe to them in a different order. Then re-download the mods.
I suspect that when a mod is being deleted by an author in the Steam Workshop, and you were subscribed to that mod, it might corrupt your cache. Also, sometimes the cache file can think a mod has been updated, when in fact it has not.



Useful Info for modders:
- Open the "config.ini" file in the Documents\My Games\Sid Meier's Civilization 5 folder.
Find "DebugPanel = 0". Change it to "DebugPanel = 1".
Once in game, hit the "~" key to open/close the panel.