Devlog: Bug Fixes, Party Creator Changes, and Scenario Editor

Hi everyone,

I spent last night for two hours working on the next patch. I was not able to work on the 1st, and not until late at night on the 3rd. Today I'm doing this devlog earlier as for some reason today I'm feeling a bit under the weather so I need some proper rest. Hopefully you can expect a much bigger devlog tomorrow. No screenshots not until tomorrow's devlog as I'm trying to get this out today before I go rest.

Map and UI Updates

• Upgraded the Idaho map to include tooltips.

• Fixed Wisconsin county-level data for presidential and gubernatorial elections. Previously, all Wisconsin counties had no in-game data. Now the Wisconsin map should work properly.

• Candidates’ polling now automatically updates when you generate or re-generate coalitions in the election simulator.

Party and Scenario Tools

• Upgraded the party editor modal within the election simulator.

• Overhauled the party creator in the Creator Hub. You can now:

  • Select policy stances

  • Create internal factions

  • Save and load custom parties

• Added a scenario editor in the main menu (This is a basic version of it for now):

  • Choose a country for the scenario

  • Set country values

  • Determine which parties are available (custom, random, or scenario-specific)

• You can now edit, create, and add custom parties directly into a campaign.

• Party logos can be generated randomly, and you can now zoom and pan to make logo creation easier.

Fixes

• Wiki data now fetches correctly in the build.

• Fixed reporting issues where counties would jump to 100% before the state had fully reported.

• Stopped independents from running in primaries.

• Corrected strange population vote scaling in presidential elections (e.g., counties reporting impossible vote totals).

• Fixed issues with campaign hours caused by starting, quitting, or having jobs in-game.