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it only shows city and industrial district the rest not
i have same mods in different playlist and it works (i didn´t test it yet but ik it works the last time i played(last year)) i checked the mods they didn´t change the district
To be honest I have no idea how compatibilty patch should be made, but the way I am doing this mod compatible with mods adding/changing districts is basically by copying their files with districtcs and adding building slot planet modifier in every single district in these files.
I have no idea if there is more simple way of doing this but my approach force me, when any of these mods or base game change their district files, to copy all those files and modify them all again which is really boring task because most of the time I just ctrl + c and ctrl + v the same line of code in the right place basically just changing the number for every district.
https://sp.zhabite.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2765624678
Or what should I edit in your files to add some extra slots =) Thankyou for looking into an update, I think it works fine but some of the mods have been updated and I am not 100% if it still works like it's suppose to
I will make it change farmers to those aquatic jobs on ringworlds and all things from Gigastructural Engineering that give farmer jobs for empires with this civic.
Probably later today