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im the only rome ingame. the wonder is still bugged
Might wanna add a check so city states cant build this rome only wonder...
in the <Buildings> table for the Trajan wonder add the following command, this will increase culture 10% in every city:
<GlobalCultureRateModifier>10</GlobalCultureRateModifier>
Add the following table for the +10% Gold effect empire-wide:
<Building_GlobalYieldModifiers>
<Row>
<BuildingType>BUILDING_TRAJAN</BuildingType>
<YieldType>YIELD_GOLD</YieldType>
<Yield>10</Yield>
</Row>
</Building_GlobalYieldModifiers>
Then you can comment out or delete the Yield change per Pop table.
BTW, there really aren't that many differences besides trade routes between GK and BNW, so my mod might be of use to you as a reference guide.
As for keeping the Hanging Gardens off-limits to Rome: I''ve seen another offsite mod that restricted world wonders to the civs that built them historically (so that only Egypt could build the Pyramids, for example). I can probably borrow code from that mod to create the rules I need.
2. The Hanging Gardens give the city building it a free Garden. The ability to build gardens comes with Theology, about the same level as Engineering. Move the HG to Theology?
3. Just an observation: Rome can get 4 free Aqueducts by completing the Tradition policy ladder. It is easy to complete Tradition long before learning Engineering. So why not move the Baths to Mathematics, but leave Thermae in Engineering? If Aqueducts in all cities is left as a prerequisite for the Baths, Rome would still need to complete either Engineering or Tradition before building the Baths.