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I've updated this mod for my personal use (partially reworked it and added all the new units from the DLCs into the upgrade chain). I haven't implemented the building requirements for the upgrades yet, but otherwise, the mod is fully functional for both the AI and the player.
Would it be okay if I published this updated version on the Workshop so that others who are interested can use it too? Of course, I would give you full credit as the original author.
Thanks for your great mod!
It means when you move your mouse from the unit card to the buttons, the panel disappears due to the gap inbetween.
Could you please confirm or deny this? Are the mods truly compatible in this way?
"sure, but you should rename a lot of things so the mods don't conflict with each other, like the global PJ_UPGRADE_UNITS at the top and any pj_xyz in event names and script file names"
would be nice if someone could reupload an updated version