Originally Posted by Kruelgor
In fact, I would say out of the 100+ bugs I've fixed during this project, the database.log has never shown anything new. I don't find that file very useful at all. I have wondered many of times if I'm even looking at a different database.log but according to the time stamp it's it.
It shouldn't contain anything other than the standard Firaxis screw-ups (see below) - anything else is an error and a potential problem waiting to happen
Code:[32376.463] constraint failed [32376.463] While executing - 'INSERT INTO ArtDefine_StrategicView(StrategicViewType, TileType, Asset) VALUES(?,?,?)' [32380.269] Validating Foreign Key Constraints... [32380.269] Invalid Reference on ArtDefine_Landmarks.LayoutHandler - "SPECIAL" does not exist in ArtDefine_LandmarkTypes [32380.269] Invalid Reference on ArtDefine_Landmarks.LayoutHandler - "SPECIAL" does not exist in ArtDefine_LandmarkTypes [32380.269] Invalid Reference on ArtDefine_Landmarks.LayoutHandler - "SPECIAL" does not exist in ArtDefine_LandmarkTypes [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_PRIVATEER" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_SPANISH_GALLEON" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_SPANISH_TREASURE CART" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_DANISH_LONGBOAT" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_SAXON_HUSCARL" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_POLYNESIAN_WAR_CANOE" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_HITTITE_WARCHARIOT" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Invalid Reference on UnitGameplay2DScripts.UnitType - "UNIT_SUMERIAN_PHALANX" does not exist in Units [32381.111] Failed Validation. [32381.423] -- SQLite Memory Statistics -- Memory Usage: [Cur] [Max] Malloc: 287704 2405056 PageCache: 3453 3668 LookAside: 45 1878 Scratch: 0 1 Static Buffer Overflows: [TooLarge] [NoSpace] PageCache: 0 0 Scratch: 0 0 Largest Allocations: Malloc: 65280 PageCache: 1160 Scratch: 5128 Prepared Statements: Current: 5 ------------------------------
Yep, that's exactly what I got too.
Hm.. cant find the SPQR v6 online any more, is it because ur fixing stuff and adding the last civs after the restore?
I removed it because I feared it was bugged.
Anyway, I got it working again on my end by creating a new Mod ID#. My version 6 was severely corrupted.
So I will soon be releasing a new Version 1.
The only difference is this time it will be called "SPQR Rise of Rome" instead of "SPQR - Rise of Rome". The new file will not have the hyphen.
Minor bug report:
Installed the SPQR RoR v6 last night. When selecting the Leader on the Setup Screen after loading the scenario, I was not given any choices. Could only pick Random, which assigned me Augustus (which I would have picked anyways).
Major bug report: I installed the SPQR Rise-of-Rome (RoR) mod version 6 and had the identical problem. Thereafter, since Policy banking was taken away 1+ years ago, the only way to continue on with another turn is to adopt all possible policies and through the empire into an Anarchistic revolt.
As a side effect, I completed all possible Policy branches that I could and get the free settlers, slaves and 5 Legions units. Was kinda fun claiming the northern peninsula is under 20 turns, but the lack of science research (due to Anarchy) puts a damper on things.
As for recreating the error, I did this:
- Fresh install of SPQR Rise-of-Rome mod (version 6) and activate.
- Uncertain if it matters, but am also using the 24-hour clock mod
- Launch the scenario scenario and start playing
- Select Republic as the first Policy choice
- Play a bunch of turns until you get your first Policy award
- Get 2M plus policy points
I can forward you an AutoSave Game later today if you like.
Also, is it a bug if I can adopt the Republic policy (on turn 0) before having successfully researched Republic?
Wondering if that perhaps has something to do with the awarding of mega policy points.
I'm going to look into this before I release this new Version 1. I need to test play it. Give me a bit.
By chance, did you unlock a specific policy or build a certain building that gives you such enormous policy points? or was it from the beginning turn 1?
No, that's not a bug, but is an XML limitation. XML code allows for requiring specific policies to have certain technologies, but not for main policy branches. I wish they would fix that. There is only 1 thing that can lock Policy Branches and that is eras. This is a big problem because it means any civilization can access any policy branch once they reach the required era. The work-around was to make the specific policies to be unlocked by certain technologies.
You are not receiving anything when you "View" a policy. The actual policies within the Republic Branch will require the Republic discovery. That's why I changed the term 'Adopt' to 'View'.
So in reality, you are not receiving a free policy on your first turn - you are merely viewing the policy branch and getting it ready.
This is a work-around, and was needed mainly because certain policies need to be locked from barbarian civs, or from non-roman civs.
The entire bottom 5 policy branches will be for Roman only.
For me it was like this:
-recived free policy at turn 1
- choose to adopt republic
- played untill i got enought cultrual points for another policy.
- regardles if i chose to adopt another or take on of the republic i end up getting 21mil cultrual points.
sry for bad english
You'll hate me for saying this ... but ... you can lock Policy Branches with Lua (or more accurately not allow them to be unlocked)
Strange. I will attempt to duplicate. Thanks.For me it was like this:
-recived free policy at turn 1
- choose to adopt republic
- played untill i got enought cultrual points for another policy.
- regardles if i chose to adopt another or take on of the republic i end up getting 21mil cultrual points.
sry for bad english
Not true, it's an option under Advanced Setup, off by default but easy enough to turn on
No, I don't hate you for saying it. I hate myself for not knowing Lua
I need a little more info: What civ where you? Also, did happen once or does it happen every time? Did you have any other mods activated?For me it was like this:
-recived free policy at turn 1
- choose to adopt republic
- played untill i got enought cultrual points for another policy.
- regardles if i chose to adopt another or take on of the republic i end up getting 21mil cultrual points.
sry for bad english
Maybe later on once it's finished, you can co-author some Lua add-ons.
Romans, tried 3 times now same every time, no other mods activated.
Might be corrupt at mig end if no one else is getting this
eddit: seemes like vonJahgmann has the same problem with V6
I'm playing as Romans. So far I'm not seeing any crashes with this new version I will release soon. I want to discover Wheat and see if I get that error as well, a little more testing to go.
Something like turn 50 or 60, or something like that. I am at work so would have to check later tonight when home, but I think I opted for Republic policy that awarded for +2gold, +2culture for a building I didn't have yet.
I have the AutoSave game, so will double-check and reply on this thread.
Cool. I didn't know that. Thanks for the tip!
Was the same for me first time but i replayed and tried with diffrent combos and still got the same, looks like it might have been the v6 that was somehow buggy in this instance, Kruelgors newer version looks to be working
Yeah, that's the Assemblies policy to enhance Proconsuls. So far I'm not seeing that problem. There's a couple other policies that affect culture and could be Assembly (from Democracy), Sulla (from Ambition), and Executive Magistrates (from Republic).
Just discovered wheat and no crash. Have researched every policy under Republic except for the last one and I'm not seeing any unusual figures with culture, except that I'm discovering policies far too fast. I need to increase culture cost a bit.
Just went 250 turns with no problems.
Going to do 1 more test play and then I'll upload the new version.
Okay, ran home over lunch to get the details for you. Here goes.
At the start of turn 61, Policy reads 249 of 500 (+6).
I just finished researching Slave Camp and then select Craftsmanship for my next tech.
A few turns earlier I had built a settler. I build a new city (Capua) on the riverbank title 5 hexes NW and 2 hexes E of Rome.
Policy changes from 249 of 500(+6) to just 249(+6).
I select the Assemblies Policy. Policy now reads 21474549/535.
21474549 looks suspiciously like a trunctated version of a signed 32-bit integer 2^31 (aka 2^31 == 2147483648).
Subsequent policy adoptions reduce the policy counts from there.
21474014
21473404
21472554
etc.
Hope this helps.
To be clear, all that happens on turn 61.
ok, I found the culture bug you folks are referring to. It's associated with the Allotment policy under Democracy. I'll fix this.
Thanks, I'll look into this.
Great. Let us know when the next beta is out and I'll gladly re-test.
Off-topic. I'm a long time Civ-player but new to the Community forum. Looking for an easier way to sift through forum and specific thread updates. Any recommendations?
Any chance I'm blind and not seeing a RSS feed for these forums? Or better, available on a per-thread basis?
As far as I can tell, looks like the only option is to subscribe to a thread and then either use the profile page to see the "last update" and/or opt-in to spam myself. Bummer.
I'm not sure.
Actually, the culture bug is not associated with any specific policy, but is instead associated with the creation of a new city. Two things I will have to check here - my GlobalDefines and the free policy that is awarded on the first turn. More testing required...
Yep, it's the free policy at the beginning that is causing the culture bug. When I remove the free policy the culture bug doesn't show its ugly head.
Looks like no free policy in the beginning. You'll have to earn your way there
Changing the score system to be based almost exclusively on population size. Since barbarians and non-roman civs don't have the same kind of access to wonders and technologies, we'll keep the score simple based on population. There is a very small amount of points contributed to wonders, technologies, but not much.
How are you giving it? The various DLC scenarios have "free policies" at the start of the game, so it must be possible.Yep, it's the free policy at the beginning that is causing the culture bug. When I remove the free policy the culture bug doesn't show its ugly head.
Looks like no free policy in the beginning. You'll have to earn your way there
If you're open to suggestions, a perhaps interesting work-around would be to create a new Great Person type, a "Great Revolutionary" or "Great Philosopher" if you will, that when consumed awards a free policy. Then give ROME one G.R. or G.P. to start with.Yep, it's the free policy at the beginning that is causing the culture bug. When I remove the free policy the culture bug doesn't show its ugly head. Looks like no free policy in the beginning. You'll have to earn your way there
A much easier work-around, but perhaps not as fun, would be to start Rome off with with 497 policy points at the start, so upon the 2nd turn Rome "earns" the free policy when Rome adds +3 to accumulate 500. If memory serves me right the tag is StartingPolicyPoints.
Yup. The default game entries are in the CIV5HandicapInfos.xml file.
Cheers.Code:<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <!-- edited with XMLSPY v2004 rel. 2 U (http://www.xmlspy.com) by Jon Shafer (Firaxis Games) --> <GameData> <!-- Table definition --> <Table name="HandicapInfos"> <Column name="StartingPolicyPoints" type="integer" default="0"/>
Most simply award a bunch of Starting Policy points. Have to admit the first time I came across those freebie points in the Samarai Invasion of Korea scenario, was mighty fun to spend the, what was it 1000?, starting points to steer your strategy.
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