I see ! Thanks :)

it's safe with rise and fall. isnt need for GS

Hi ! I'm not using GS but R&F, however this mod seems to tell Civ that it's not compatible with the current version.
Could you confirm whether it can safely be used anyway, or if it needs to be updated ?
In any case, thanks for this mod, because my friends and I would all answer in unison to your question "YES, WE ARE !".

actually, it looks like GS retains your last used settings

will do

Any plans to update for GS?

I love lamp. I mean, I love "y." So I guess I'm with frskogstad. I like the hotkey because I will toggle it on/off throughout the game. Same with the grid (using G) and Resources (R). Works great!

Why not just hit the 'y' hot key in-game?

How does this mod not have like 1,000,000 subscribers?

omg thank you so much

Yup it works now.

The mod has been updated thanks to MadManCam! It should be much more compatible with other mods.

@MadManCam So I've seen that I can add a Priority to the File Import tags, in order to load my files first, which will allow others to modify the file after my change is implemented. I'm now more curious about your original comment, where you seemed to suggest that I could modify the file instead of replacing it. I've sent you a friend request. I would like to lean how to modify a lua instead of replacing one, if possible. Can you point me in the right direction?

Oh can you also make a mod that turns the grid off by default ... PRETTY PLEASE?

When using this mod, on linux, my minmap changes shape entirely, the menues stop working and the actual purpose of this mod: enable yield by default, isn't applied.

I want the intended feature, and reading the comments here I'm looking forward to see it changed from importing the entire file to updating the actual settings within the file instead.

Thanks mate! I'll look into it and update as appropriate!

@codenaugh, also here is a thread on CivFanatics [forums.civfanatics.com] about load order.

@codenaugh, yes check out the Free Camera modinfo file, it also shows how to add an independent UI xml+lua script

Alternatively, one can also make a keybind (I use 'y' for yield) that toggles showing yields in the settings.

@MadManCam you point me to an example using LoadOrder? I'm not familiar with it...

This worked fine for me. Note, I don't have the Rise and Fall update.

@codenaugh, No the Import Files action imports the files into the game (replacing any file currently existing with the same name). Check out using the load order tag in modinfo as well. The default LoadOrder is 0, and since you are replacing a file, you want to make sure your action has a higher LoadOrder (it replaces the MinimapPanel.lua after the default one has loaded).

Really? My understanding is that it only adds the differences between the two. I'll look into it

@codenaugh, this mod replaces the entire MinimapPanel.lua file (which other mods might also try to do). However, you only add two lines of code, and its not like you are modifying the MinimapPanel.lua you are just adding two general lines of code that could actually work in their own User Interface. Basically, you can add an independent user interface you don't have to replace the MinimapPanel.lua file.

Hi all, I believe I've made the mod more compatible with other mods. This one is extremely simple, so if it still doesn't work for you, it is most likely that your other mod is the one that is incompatible with other mods

This seems like a huge annoyance if you ever play with other people since they'd also need the mod...

I'm no coder, but over 800 lines of code to check a single box? Also, it doesn't check the box.

This Doesn't work for me, too.

This doesn't work for me.

(You can also use the shortcut "Y")

Haven't even tryed it yet, but the fact that you made it; I can only say I love you man!

Did not work with the Mods of this collection: Take a look at this collection: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1358788365

Would like to add it, but did not know, why it is not working.

Hands down best mod in the whole workshop, thanks man.