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RTR: IS - Control Multiple Factions

Control Multiple Factions submod for RTR: Imperium Surrectum 0.6.7.

This is NOT a separate modification! This is a submod for RTR: Imperium Surrectum 0.6.5 - https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2487698001. You need to download the original modification for this to work!.
When you enable the original mod and this submod in the modification manager, there will be a warning about incompatibility - ignore it and move this submod ABOVE the original modification!
This modification has very large scripts, so it can greatly affect the performance of the game (to the point that the game with this modification may not start for you)!

This modification allows you to take control of multiple factions.
Your factions are managed one by one. You need to press the end turn button to take control of the next faction you control.
If you need to make any diplomatic decision between the factions you control, use the forced diplomacy mode.

How to play?
At the begin of the campaign you will get a notification. Open it and just choose your diplomacy mode and which factions you want to play.

Problems:
1. Automanage. Each time you start controlling the next faction you control, Automanage is automatically enabled for each settlement (there is no way to fix this without tampering with the game code).
P.S. There is a way to disable automanage in the discussion of this modification - https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/workshop/filedetails/discussion/3092846652/4031346570757715505/
2. AI versus AI battles. Until the next faction comes under your control (after pressing the end turn button), it is considered as a faction controlled by the AI. For example, if you press the end turn button while controlling Carthage (to go to control, for example, Numidia), factions under the control of the computer begin their turns (until the turn reaches Numidia) and at that moment, if the faction controlled by the computer attacks Numidia , then there will be an automatic battle (same as if a faction controlled by the computer attacked another faction controlled by the computer).