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So it may have worked, and then again it may not
This is my usual welcome back to the ultra intuitive friendly world of github
What I want is someone I can invite
Perhaps it can be simplified and focused on identity, not belonging to the cabinet, not belonging to knights, not belonging to player heirs.
court ministers, or pure vagrants
Even without the bulk invitation function, a clean invitable filter is sufficient
If I get the time I'll look in to providing the changes via github.
Even minor changes to gui or txt file makes mod achivement incopatible.
And this mod basicly create full new gui page.
So no.
I think that that filter is possible, but I lack time to implemented.
These calculations are demanding and I guess they can be slow.
My pc specs are pretty disent (5900x, 128GB, Radeon 6600) and sometimes I have a lag for the moment when I open search from whole character list.
Thing that affect search speed:
1. Starting list of characters. Do not use all in this section if anyhow possible. Try using Close Relms and Top Relms.
2. Speed is slowed down lineary with number of filtera. More filters you have, more time it needs to apply them.
3. There is a check box which control if you will do the search as soon as you change the filter. Uncheck this checkbox and use reload button instead.
I hope this helps . I spent a lot of time trying to make it as fast as possible, but this is best I feel it can be done by not having access to c++ and by using paradox script. Any speed improvements will be apritiated.
At the moment I am not near my gaming pc. I have remote access to it, but that is not most convinient.
I will try to find time to incorporate your fixes, but I cannot promiss any timeline.
If you want to speed up things a little you can make a pull request with this changes on github. It would be easier for me to review the changes and to merge them.
On quick glance your suggestions look reasonable.
I provided some bug fixes for you in the Bugs discussion. You should be able to just drop them in your code, after review ofc.