Heya, I've found the solutions to Endless Trouble, Seismic Activity and Horatio Exile errors and fixed them in my mod Resurgence:-

/#/endless-space/forum/37-modding/thread/16345-rel-dlc-resurgence



Tiax tried a number of solutions, but I found that he hadn't included the first reduction in the tech tree at all....... whoopsie!

vanir wrote:
Does anyone know if the 'Imperium Aeterna' mod has this mod incorporated in it? I know it credits Tiaximus...

It didn't so far (mainly due to not having been around for over 3 years..) but it will in the next release (v2.2.0), which should come fairly soon.



Edit: It does now. 2.2.0 is out.

Hey, I may be a little late on trying this, but I would like to share a thought about your mod:



I tried your mod because I love terraforming, building the ideal system. And your mods diversity of anomalys is really great, it enriches the flavor-aspect of the game.

But spreading out anomaly-reductions all over the tech-tree I feel is kind of a bad move mechanics-wise. Because, and this is my Point:

I cannot go for terraforming anymore.



From a simulationist approach, tying reductions to fitting techs seems logical. But the techtree itself is not build around (even fantasy-) logic.

It is build entirely from a gamist perspective, and thus sortet not by field of science(like biology or physics), but by general advancement strategy, that science&engineering, military, industrial&mercantile, or explorational.

The fact that all fields of science are pushed forward by whatever strategy is represented by steeply increasing science cost, making it cheap and easy to catch up in a tech tree you are not pioneering in.



Still, I love the idea of your mod. I would just urge you to reconsider the techtree-changes, so that effectively dealing with all the wonderous anomalys becomes a viable strategy again.





(comments welcome)

Unfortunately for the moment Tiaximus isn't actively working on this mod anymore.



However, when we integrated this into Imperium Aeterna, I felt the same as you did and already made changes to how this works in the tech tree. It's essentially split among just 4 technology unlocks in the exploration tree.



Suggest giving that a spin to see if you like it better.



Note: In the current version, it can be a little unclear which of the four technologies unlocks what anomaly reductions. This is because there are HUNDREDS and they don't all fit on the tool-tip for the tech unlock.

Essentially, there are four "tiers" of unlocks and each corresponding technology unlocks ALL anomaly reductions of that tier. Hope that helps.