Problem with a Provincial campaign

[Thor the Bassist]

Change your txt file name to italica_regions_and_settlement_names.txt or change the name of your campaign within the descr_strat.txt - its currently just italica. I assume this is a provincial campaign and you haven't changed any base files.

i have done it :P .You misanderstand XD

Not really your question is badly laid out and confusing to read - you need to put code tags around the extract to keep the text formatting for example. You say you've done nothing but you've created a whole new campaign. This is totally illogical so I assumed you might not have put the regions file in the text directory.

[Makanyane]

Note you quite often get formatting / save type problems if you write that /text file from scratch (which results in game not reading it).

File must start with ¬ on the top line like original one does.

Easiest way to make sure you get a working version I found was to copy and paste the imperial_campaign_... one at folder level, re-name 'copy_of_imperial_campaign_.... to suit your campaign name and then change the text within that to suit your new regions.

[Patrizius]

sorry if someone felt offended by me answer.It was not my intention ;).
Anyway i think it's the problem mankaniane says as i m sure it can't read that file ;)

[Thor the Bassist]

Sorry I over-reacted a bit.

Can you post up the files in code brackets so we can have a look at them.

[Patrizius]

i don't know how to put the spoilers XD.Someone explain please

[Patrizius]

ok i relaised the problem is the text formattation.I tried writing a parser to see what cames out and it was clear that they(imperial and mine) use VERY different formattations.I will write a program tomorrow to solve this problem one time for all ;).i'll Upload it as i finish and it will convert from ONLY TEXT to the rome format

[Thor the Bassist]

To post in code tags put [ C O D E ] <your code> [ / C O D E ] without the spaces

=

<your code>

This keeps formatting such as tabs and spaces.