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OK, when you done and updated again.
Thank you very much! Mod has been updated.
Thank you.
No matter how many independent districts there are, the mod only calculates the demand within 'each independent district' separately. Therefore, the demand in the independent district must be different from the 'global' demand at the bottom bar.
In fact, this is just a matter of statistical sampling.
For example, the population in the 'AAA independent district demand' is for only 1,000 people. But the 'global' demand is for a population of 100,000 people. Therefore, the ‘demand ratio’ between them must be different.
I have a question. I started a new map and I only have one district. I see a large disparity between the mod's demand meter for the single district and the one that's included in the game.
Is this expected behavior?
Thanks again.
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我口中這個: 吾唯是之。
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(沒錯,後面這句是我自己想的,又要借題發揮? 哇哇哇 不得了 不得了)
Sorry for that, it's a same situation from all my mods after used the new translation framework from 'algernon'. And I have asked a long time, and waiting for he to find and tell me the final solving way.
So, when he told me, this situation be solved, but not now.
PS: The new translation framework used .csv file and .xml had retired. And if you got interested you can do a translation by click "-------------> Translation "District RCI 2" Mod <-------------" on bottom of "Open Translations" name from this page. And Thank you!