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@ghoetlol Is it only happening in that same save file, or does it persist if you start a new save file? Sometimes Vic 3 mods can leave remnants that persist in a save file even if you delete the mod.
@EatTheRich Check out An Economist Plays on Youtube, he has a Discord server with a mod list which includes this mod and many others. My personal mod list differs slightly, the biggest change being that I like to run BPM rather than PEC.
do you maybe have a mod list?
I think both these mods change production methods.
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3442697411
It never made sense that you couldn't burn your hardwood to heat your home.
Also looking at the map you use it looks grossly simplified, i mean it's not like there is only softwood up north, many people also argue that the Swedish forest has changed a lot since before the industrial revolution and that we used to have a lot more leaf trees but that is a contested topic.
I think having it so that each logging industry produce a ratio of softwood to hardwood would be a better solution
As for the motor industries production method, everything appears to be correct in the mod files, but I will take a look to see if I can see the same issue.