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I found no problem with the three lions design itself but the devs introduced another problem by linking Normandy with them so that may be related. So possibly fixed I can't guarantee. Wish they would stop putting those links beetwen dynasties & titles in the script, that's a really bad way to do this (and awful to fix with a cascade of problems on modders' end).
@Azerty
If it's realigning vanilla stuff for the mod's frames why not, I can check them yes.
I fixed a few CoA, du you want me to share them in a pastebin ?
someone can help me??
Nothing significant
Nope, there's nothing in this mod that doesn't rely entirely on vanilla. Besides interface elements, there's not much the mod can break by itself.
@Awkland
Unless a mod makes it own random gen templates and lists for its assets, the game will not know to use them. That's a good thing because the core principle here is that every asset has to fit the templates perfectly first and foremost (so new randomly sized and positionned stuff would ruin everything just like it does in vanilla).
To be fair this is an overhaul mod fully replacing one of the game's base system. It requires a new save to work properly and won't even half work if added mid-game. There's no way removing it from an ongoing save will end well.
I apologize if anything misled you and will put a disclaimer to make sure nobody tries that.
Dear author, there is a program ModTranslationHelper on GitHub. With its help, you can automatically create localization files for your mod from your native language to other languages supported by the game in a couple of clicks. Perhaps you will find this useful. The idea of the mod is cool.