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Oh, and on a side note, I'd suggest renaming all of your files and to prefix them with something, i.e. Settings.xml -> HM_Settings.xml. Trying to find 'settings.xml' with multiple mods installed kind of sucked. Fortuantely there was only one mod witha settings.xml, but just a suggestion.
Aragorn83 claims 90% of all territory is hills and that there is no resources at all. I posted a picture that clearly debunks that claim. I don't see how this can be considered "helping".
Civ6 modding is modular. This mod is only a change to the size of a map. I needed this setting for a custom map. But instead of just imbedding that feature into my map, I chose to upload it to steam in case other mapmakers wanted a larger map or people just want that option to play the game.
You can use this for custom maps, lua scripts or just as it is with vanilla civ6 mapscripts. I dont really care.
When you say that there's a bug in the mod because it doesnt't do what YOU want it to do, because this mod is NOT a mapscript, then I don't really know what to say other than dont use it.
I can't cure stupidity, sorry.
16gb RAM
3gb VRAM 780ti
i7 2600k overclocked
In my experience VRAM (GPU) is the issue that can cause problems with large maps. But I can run these :)