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Late reply but work has been busy, I am unsure how you might be unable to colonize inland areas.
I have just tested it right now and I was able to colonize inland just fine, even ones next to my colonial nations.
In the base game, it's possible to colonize coastal provinces first, but then the tooltip says I can't colonize inland provinces unless they are adjacent to my own provinces — meaning not my colonial nations'.
So, once I’ve established colonies along the coast, I’m unable to expand further inland, even though my colonial nations hold provinces right next to them.
Is there a specific mechanic in the mod that allows inland colonization? Or is there something I might be missing?
Would you consider adding a French translation to it?
I've already created one and uploaded it to GitHub: https://github.com/RomainDel59/Split-Colonies-French-Translation
Sadly there isn't really any ways to dynamically rename actual tags like colonial tags, but I suppose I can come up with some replacement names that are used while they are still subjects.
Eh not quite, that mod has a lot more overhaul stuff that I don't do. This is kind of my own attempt of the same basis though.
As for compatibility with colonize it, I've never used that mod but reading what it does. It probably is