Change the player’s culture to Fluid in Multiplayer
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First, the host needs to create a multiplayer game. Then a second or more players join and choose any culture. Make sure the pawns are landed. You can first use developer mode to switch it to a low impact meme, and then change it to Fluid afterward. After that, the host should switch the game to single-player mode, as this makes editing easier.
It’s best to open the file with Notepad++ so you can clearly see the text formatting. You can search for foundation until you find the culture you want to modify, then search for development, making sure that this development entry is within the code block of the culture you want to edit.
For example:
</style>
<id>21</id>
<initialPlayerIdeo>True</initialPlayerIdeo>
<development isNull="True" />
Once here, you can begin editing:
First: replace <development isNull="True" /> with <development>
Second: add a new line underneath <development> with </development>
Third: add a new line underneath </development> with <fluid>True</fluid>
Make sure it looks like this:
</style>
<id>21</id>
<development>
</development>
<fluid>True</fluid>
Of course, the ID here is just an example and can be ignored. Pay attention to the formatting, otherwise the save file will fail to load.
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