v 4.0.1 (hotfix)

Croatia's capital is now moved to Zagreb, once they get Croatia (state) during the partition of Yugoslavia.
The Polish refugee and German military access events can now only fire once.
The tooltip of the "Adriatic Initiative" focus now clearly states where the ships will be.

v 4.0.0

The mod is now compatible with the 1.4 (Oak) patch, and the Death or Dishonor DLC.
Several typos have been corrected in the English localisation.
If the player is allied to Germany, and Germany honors the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact, but the player's country owns part of the affected territory, the player now gets asked whether they want to honor it too (refusing will worsen relations with Germany and the Soviet Union). Events around the Molotov-Ribbentrop pact have not been modified, so weird thing might still show up (like the news event saying the Soviets occupy Eastern Poland, even though it was owned by the player, and they refused to cede it).
The city of Trieste was detached from the Veneto state, and is now its own state. The Koper victory point has been moved to Trieste, and the territory type of Koper was chenged to hills, while Trieste is now urban. Trieste is included in all focuses and events that deal with old Austro-Hungarian territory.
The state of Norhtern Dobrudja has been detached from Muntenia. The focus "Secure Southern Dobrudja" has been renamed to "Secure Dobrudja", and extends to both states. Romania can decide to cede only the southern part to Bulgaria, or both of them. Hungary only gets a wargoal against Romania, if they cede neither of the two states.
Thanks to the continued efforts of warchief1978, the airplane tree now has unique descriptions.
Events have been added that deal with Hungary's stance in the German-Polish war.
Germany might now ask for access through Hungary to open a new front against Poland. (based on a historical event)
If (when) Poland is about to be defeated, Hungary might get an event, that allows them to let Polish refugees in on their border with Poland. (based on a historical event)
The popularity of Hungarian parties has been changed.
Czechoslovakia is now slightly less likely to initiate the strengthening of the Little Entente, if historical focus is off.
AI Romania and Yugoslavia should now stay in the Little Entente, unless they are forced out.
Additional descriptions of Hungarian equipment (planes, ships, tanks) were added, thanks to warchief1978. The English translation of these descriptions will come at a later date.
The description for "Revenge for Trianon" has been updated, so it doesn't refer to Austria or Austria-Hungary anymore.
The description of "Greek Alliance" has been slightly modified, to include the historical link between Hungary and the Byzantine Empire.
Some diplomatic restrictions on non-aligned nations have been removed. They can now puppet other nations in peace deals, boost their party popularity in other nations, and stage coups.
Dalmatia no longer gets a Hungarian core, when it is annexed during the Partition of Yugoslavia.
The "First Ljubljana Award" focus no longer gives Italy Croatia, if they announced their claims on Yugoslavia. They instead receive Pag.
Budapest is now its own state. Resources, factories, and national focuses have been appropriately adjusted, to accomodate the new state.
The state of South Bucovina was created from Moldova. This state is included in the claims of Austria-Hungary, but not in the Soviet Demands for Bessarabia and Bucovina.
New focus in the Austria-Hungary branch: "Skoda Steel Works". Adds military factories, and some steel production in Bohemia.
The victory point in Uzhorod (Ungvár) has been moved to Berehovo (Beregszász), as that state closer represents its actual position.
A number of events have been added, that address the issue of Miklós Horthy's succession.
The events include the flight accident of Horthy's son, István (with an alternate outcome), and the declining health of the regent.
The events can only appear, if Miklós Horthy is the ruler of the country.
Possible successors to Horthy include his son, and grandson (if he was born already), the Victor Emmanuel (King of Italy), Otto von Habsburg (head of the Habsburg dynasty at the time), and Wilhelm Hohenzollern (Crown Prince of the German Empire).
Leader pictures for the successors are generic for now, but they will get unique portraits at a later time.
It is now possible, to hand over control of Zaolzie to Poland, if they are allied to Hungary, and Zaolzie is either controlled by Hungary, or a subject of Hungary. This is done via an event, which takes about 6 months to trigger, after all conditions were met.
New focus in the navy branch: "UBAG". UBAG was a submarine factory in Fiume in the 1910s, which produced submarines for the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy. This focus revives the company (granted the country has ownership of Fiume), and grants some bonuses for researching, and producing submarines.
New focus in the axis branch: "Men For Burgenland". If Germany is desperate for recruitable men, and/or is fighting a losing a war, Hungary may choose to offer some of her own manpower, in return for Burgenland.
New focus in the Austria-Hungary branch: "Trialism". Trialism is the concept of a three-crown state (Austria-Hungary-Croatia), that was conceptualized in the early 1900s. This is merely a cosmetic alternative to the Federalisation for now, but in the future, the two branches will differ in more ways.
The city of Budapest is now visually more alike itself, and sprawls over both sides of the Danube.
The Yugoslavian Partition event chain has been changed to allow for Slovenia to be handled as a whole, and also as two separate halves (north and south).
The border between Zaolzie and the Slovakian states has been adjusted.
The cost of focuses that create Tech Sharing groups has been reduced from 70 days to 35 days.
New focus in the Italian branch: "Adriatic Initiative". Further strengthens relations with Italy, and allows for some naval cooperation.
Italy can now be invited into the Axis Research tech sharing group via a focus, if they are also a member of the Axis.
Resource production has been adjusted in Hungary, Yugoslavia, Austria, Czechoslovakia, Poland, and Romania
For owners of the "Death or Dishonor" DLC, the license trade focuses now grant license acceptance, and license production bonuses for the corresponding nations. For those without the DLC, the focuses are unchanged.

The following changes only affect the realistic version:
Bucovina (North and South alike) is now included in the territorial integration events.

v 3.3.1

The Italian focus "Befriend Bulgaria" is now properly bypassed, if Bulgaria is already in a faction.
The focus "Rongyos Gárda" is now no longer bypassed if Extensive Conscription laws are enacted (design oversight).
Corrected a typo in the description of the focus "Reinstate Horthy"
Conditions of "Is subject" have been switched to "Is puppet" which apparently works better, despite "subject" supposedly encompassing puppet.
The German focus for influencing Turkey is no longer available, if Turkey is already in a faction.
The focus "Introduce Foreign Service has been moved to be available directly after the "Revisionism" focus. This way, it is not unreachable for Austria-Hungary.
New focus in the military branch: "Military Land Survey".
The focus "Draw Closer To Germany" now adds a national spirit, that gives a slight boosts to whichever ideology is the ruling one in Germany, and makes the AI accept the diplomacy of that ideology as well. Eg. if Germany is fascist, the modifier will boost fascism, and add acceptance of fascist diplomacy.
Fixed issue: the interwar fighter's name was overwritten by the base game's AVIS III.
Moving the capital of Austria-Hungary to Vienna via the event now also changes the country's map color to white (the change might take some time to take effect, it can be forced by changing the map mode to strategic, and then back).
New victory points have been added in Hungary, Romania, Czechoslovakia, and Yugoslavia, and some victory points had their values modified.
Most Hungarian generals now have a unique portrait (except for Iván Hindy).
Detailed descriptions have been added to the ships in the Hungarian /Austro-Hungarian tech tree, thanks to the efforts of warchief1978 (this only affects the Hungarian version for now).

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v 3.3.0

The first heavy tank's name was changed back to Neubaufahrzeug (VK 30.01p was correct for the old picture, but the new one is definitely Neubaufahrzeug).
The tooltip for the focus "Enthrone Horthy" now notifies the player, that Horthy will gain a leader trait upon coronation.
The "Collectivization" focus now takes 140 days instead of 70.
Turkey, Bulgaria, Poland, Greece and Czechoslovakia can no longer be influenced by national focuses of Germany, Italy, or the UK, if they are already in a faction.
The focus "Help Finland" has been split into two. The first focus takes 7 days, and gives Hungary a year long modifier, that lessens the tension and divisions required for sending volunteers. The second one actually invites Finland into Hungary's faction.
The "German License Trade" focus has been moved to the axis branch.
Germany is now able to take the "Fate Of Czechoslovakia" focus, even if Czechoslovakia doesn't have all of the territory involved, but if Slovakia is a puppet of someone else already, they don't steal it.
Northern Transylvania has been renamed to North Transylvania, and Southern Transylvania has been renamed to South Transylvania (only affects the English version). This way they fit into the state-window, that pops up when you click on a state.
Pag is now a core state of Croatia.
Istria is no longer a core state of Italy.
Horthy and Otto von Habsburg now have fitting descriptions when they are crowned king of Hungary (in the conservative branch).
New focus in the conservative branch: "Introduce Foreign Service". Enables sending volunteers, and slightly reduces the requirements of doing so.
New focus in the axis branch: "Synthetic Oil Effort". Unlocks the first technology in the synthetic oil line, builds a synthetic refinery in Northern Hungary, and adds a research bonus for synthetic oil research.
The focus "Hungarian-German research effort" now has "Military Science Division" as a prerequisite.
Britain is now less likely to act against Hungarian/Austro-Hungarian expansion, if relations are high between the countries.
Every time Hungary/Austria-Hungary expands aggressively through national focuses, their relations with the UK will worsen (the player is informed of this by a tooltip in the appropriate event)
Some focuses have been introduced in the democratic branch, that touch on industry and economy.
New focus in the Visegrád branch: "Invite Austria"
The Federationist government of the Austro-Hungarian Federation (or Danubian Federation) is now Non-Aligned instead of Democratic
14 units of chromium were added to Banat (mine in Dunatölgyes/Dubova)
New focuses for Bulgaria and Turkey in the revisionist branch.
New focuses for alliance and cooperation with Greece in the revisionist branch.
New focus in the revisionist branch: "The Rongyos Gárda". Adds a modifier, that reduces subversive activity costs, and slightly increases national unity.
Austria-Hungary has been recoloured, to be more distinguishable from neighbouring countries in the region.

The following changes only affect the realistic version:
The focus "Burgenland Referendum" now requires a positive relation of 50 or more with Austria.

v 3.2.0

This version is now compatible with the 1.3.3 patch of the base game (previous versions had issues with the focus tree, if the game version was 1.3.3).
Fixed issue: The Romanian event for seeking new alliances was triggered for Romania's overlord, if they decided for the fate of Bessarabia.
Fixed issue: The news event informing everyone of the British decree against Hungarian/Austro-Hungarian expansion was not showing properly (it was not set to "major", so it only showed for th UK).
There is now a separate news event, that fires when the UK declares war on Hungary/Austria-Hungary because of their aggressive expansion.
Germany can no longer take the focus "The Fate Of Czechoslovakia", unless Czechoslovakia owns all of the territory, that the event touches.
The MAORT industrial concern is now only available after completing the focus "Found MAORT".
f Hungary/Austria-Hungary has completed both "Ideological Shift" and "Territorial Policy", they will now get cores on Southern Slovakia, Berehovo, Prekmurje, Backa, and Northern Transylvania (in the Revisionist branch, this is done by the "Reassert Old Claims" focus).
The faction "Legio Hungarica" has been renamed to "The New Central Powers", as per the results of the open ended vote (http://www.rkursem.com/poll/view.php?cmd=view&id=299695617b3831c9a ).
The "Exit Attempt" focus has been removed until further notice, as I can't get the event to work (Hungary doesn't seem to be able to peace out the Allies/Soviets via the command).
The event asking the player whether they want the Realistic, or the Non-Realistic version of the mod is now shown at the start of the game, instead of a few weeks in. This is possible, thanks to a new feature introduced in the 1.3.3 patch of the base game.
The "Neubaufahrzeug" tank was renamed to "VK 30.01p".
The Volunteer corps have been renamed, and given a more accurate template.
States in Croatia, that belonged to the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, but not the Kingdom of Hungary, will no longer be integrated by Hungary.
Hungarian infantry weapons and support weapons were renamed according to historical sources. Many thanks to warchief1978 for doing the research.
Hungarian artillery equipments were given new names according to historical sources. Many thanks to warchief1978 for doing the research.
New focuses have been added to the conservative (neutral) branch. Ideas to further expand it are still welcome.
The focuses for industrial development in regained territory have been moved to the industrial branch. They no longer have the territorial demand focuses as a prerequisite.
The focus "Expand The Rubber Industry" has been moved lower in the industrial tree (it now has "Transdanubian Construction Grants" as a prerequisite, instead of "Found MAORT").
Territorial demands are now more likely to be accepted, the bigger Hungary's/Austria-Hungary's army is.
The Italian Negotiations focus has been reworked. It now triggers a more transparent event chain, that lets you chose what you offer, and what you want in return. For example, you can chose to offer both equipment, and political support, for just Fiume, which would make Italy more likely to accept, than if you asked for all three territories.
New focus in the industrial barnch: "Oil Surveys". If you own Backa, and Western Slovakia, you can prospect for oil in these states, adding some oil production.
New focus in the industrial branch: "Croatian Smelting Industry". Develops the steel and aluminium production in Croatia and Slavonia (at the time, these resources were mostly exported from the area).
New focus in the monarchist branch: "Develop Austrian Ironworking". Adds steel production, and a military factory in Upper Austria (steel production in this area is under-represented in the vanilla game).
New focus in the revisionist branch: "Claim Fiume". Gives you a claim on Fiume, and a wargoal to take it.
The focus "Demand Italian Provinces" now has "Restore The Monarchy" as a prerequisite, instead of "Merge With Czechoslovakia".
Removed the delay between the events of the Yugoslavian partition (except for the parts that include responses from other nations). Now you can click through most of the events without having to unpause.
The focus "War With Austria" is no longer bypassed, once "Restore The Monarchy" is completed.

The following changes only affect the realistic version:

Territorial demand focuses no longer have an army size requirement. Instead, they warn the player, that unless they have a certain army size, the demand will be ignored (giving the player a wargoal to take the state(s) in question).

v 3.1.2

Fixed issue: the Yugoslavian Partition events did not get properly reordered in the 3.1.1 update.
The "Maintain The Conservative Government" focus is now completed at the 1939 start instead of the (now incorrect) "Conscription Reforms".
The borders between Zaolzie (state) and Eastern and Western Slovakia have been slightly adjusted.
Added a strait in the Croatian state of Pag, that allows the owner of the state to transfer troops between the two provinces, without having access to Dalmatia and Zara.
Expanded the naval base in Fiume from lvl 1 to lvl 6 (it was one of the most important harbors in the region at the time).
Removed a Yugoslavian naval base from southern Dalmatia, and added one in Kotor instead.

v 3.1.1
Fixed issue: After the Yugoslavian partition, Hungary/Austria-Hungary got two fleets instead of one, if they annexed the Croatian coastline.
Fixed issue: The focus "Celebrate The Successful Revision" did not properly remove the Revisionist Spirit modifier, if it was modified by either the hungarist, or the neutral branch.
Fixed issue: One Yugoslavian division started in Austrian territory (in exile). It has been moved to the Yugoslavian border.
The Yugoslavian Partition events got reordered, so that the decision for Serbia comes before the decision for Bosnia and Dalmatia. This way, Serbia can get Bosnia and Dalmatia again.
The focus "Maintain The Conservative Government" now gives a modifier that boosts the popularity of neutrality.
Tooltips for the integration events have been updated, so that they clearly state what will happen after which choice.
Czechoslovakia is renamed to "Imperialist Czechoslovakia" after the Imperialist Coup has been completed (this only affects the english version).
If historical focuses are disabled, and Austria is in a strong faction, they have a high chance of refusing the German demand for Anschluss.

v 3.1.0
The Soviet Union now properly gets Bucovina, if Romania accepts the ultimatum, and Romania actually owns Bucovina.
If Romania is a puppet, the events for Bessarabia, and the Second Vienna Award are redirected to their overlord now.
The focuses "War With Austria" and "Befriend Austria" are no longer mutually exclusive (instead, their requirements have been adjusted).
New focus in the military branch: "Szekely Mountaineers". Similar to the "Saint Ladislaus Paratrooper Division", this gives a template, and a matching unit.
New state in Croatia: Pag (Small island between Fiume and Zara, represented as coastline in the game). Italy now only gets claim to this, instead of the whole of Croatia, when completing the Yugoslavian claims focus.
Yugoslavia is now less likely to join the Little Entente, if they have signed the Pact of Everlasting Friendship with Hungary (especially, if they joined Hungary's faction).
A new "Claims" system was introduced, that keeps track of which states Hungary/Austria-Hungary lays claim to.
The system is mostly hidden from the eyes of the user, it is most easily tracked on the requirement section of the "Celebrate The Successful Revision" focus.
States are claimed by the "Revisionism", and the "Restore The Monarchy" focus (the claimed states include the historical Kingdom of Hungary, and Austro-Hungarian Monarchy respectively).
These claims can be adjusted/renounced by things like the Yugoslavian Everlasting Friendship, via an event that asks the player, whether to keep the claims or not.
Things like the "Reassert Old Claims", and the "Celebrate The Successful Revision" focuses take claims into account (eg. "Reassert Old Claims" won't add claims/cores to territory, that is no longer claimed by Hungary/Austria-Hungary).

A new event handles the self-governance of Slovakia. The event can trigger if Hungary owns all of Slovakia (including Carpathian Ruthenia), and enables the installment of a Slovakian puppet government. The puppet state will be assigned territory based on the player's decision. Hungary/Austria-Hungary will renounce claims on any territory that is handed over to the puppet.
If Croatia exists, and owns some of its core land, Hungary/Austria-Hungary can get an event, that lets them renounce their Croatian claims.
Czechoslovakia should no longer give in to German demands, if they are in a faction with Hungary/Austria-Hungary.
The Sudetenland demand is no longer handled by the Munich conference, if Czechoslovakia is in a faction. In such a case, Czechoslovakia decides whether to agree to the demands or not.
Hungarian ship classes have been given unique names, thanks to warchief1978. Due to in-game limitations, Austria-Hungary gets the same names.
The Successful Revision national spirit now grants +10% Division attack and defence on core territory.
Hungarian Aluminium (resource) has been moved from Northern Hungary, to the more historically, and geographically accurate Transdanubia.
The insane technology boost upon forming Austria-Hungary, or merging with Czechoslovakia should be gone now, thanks to the feedback from steam user AdidasF-CZ.
The Horthy-Hitler meeting now has an effect, and doesn't break the game. If an agreement is reached during the meeting, AI Germany should now decide according to the agreement.
Albania now gets cores on any states that are given to them during the Partition, and are mostly inhabited by ethnic Albanians (Tetovo, Prizren, Ulcinj).
New focuses in the communist branch. Deciding between Kádár and Rákosi is now a meaningful choice, as their mutually exclusive branches now have different focuses. Kádár's branch focuses on welfare, and maintaining relations with the west, while Rákosi's branch emphasizes hardline, stalinist communism (collectivization, planned industry, and cracking down on political opposition).
The ideology of János Kádár was changed from stalinism to leninism (no gameplay effect).
The tooltip for the focus "War With Austria" has been fixed (the actual trigger conditions are unchanged).
The focus "Post War Reorganization" is now available while the country is at war, as the flag that previously enabled the focus is not properly set, if Hungary is not one of the primary belligerents of the war.
If Hungary is not yet at war with Romania, but Romania is at war with the Allies, Hungary will get an event, where they can decide to offer their help against Romania, in return for claims on Transylvania. Hungary can only get this event, if they are not yet in a faction, or are part of the Allies.
Bács-Kiskun is now included in the "Hungarian Motorway Network" focus.
New focuses have been introduced in the revisionist branch, that cover the (planned) actions of the hungarist government of Ferenc Szálasi. The focuses include the plans of Szálasi, for future social, work, and state reforms in Hungary.
If fascism is the ruling party, the focus "Celebrate The Successful Revision" now gives a slightly different modifier, with the name "United Hungarian Lands".
New focuses have been introduced in the revisionist branch, that expand on the possibilities of the conservative government, that Hungary starts with. This branch is mutually exclusive with the hungarist branch mentioned above. The focuses include:
Banning the Arrow Cross Party
Reinforcing the position of the regent, even going as far, as enthroning Horthy, or electing a Habsburg to the throne.
Dismantling the monarchy, and turning the country into a Parlimentary Monarchy, or a Republic (this enables semi-meaningful elections, that let the player choose, which candidate they want to elect).

The event "Slovenia for Burgenland" can no longer fire, if Hungary is at war with Austria.
The state Primorska is now included in the focus "Demand Italian Provinces"
Fixed issue: The new event "British Decree against Hungarian expansion" was not firing properly.
The focus "Hungarian SS" has been reworked. It no longer gives a division and a template to Hungary, but instead gives two SS divisions to Germany. Hungary gets subsidies for their heavy tank production, and a tank research bonus. (It is not historically feasible for Hungary to have their own SS divisions, as they were all controlled by Germany)

The following changes only affect the realistic version:
Bonuses from the national spirits "Industrial Effort" and "Fortification Effort" have been reduced.
The focuses "War With Austria", and "Demand Italian Provinces" now have army size requirements.

v 3.0.3
After hours of pulling out my hair, I finally managed to locate the source of the crashes:
The crash during the "Fate of Czechoslovakia" events was caused by a conflict with the original game's event files. I have reverted the code of the event, so it no longer takes the Horthy-Hitler agreement into account. This is sadly the only way (that I could think of) to stop the crashes right now, but I'll try to contact someone from Paradox to help me find a solution.
The crash during the Partition of Yugoslavia was casued by some mislocated buildings, that got stuck outside of their respective states after some of the border changes in 3.0.0. The buildings.txt file has been regenerated, and Yugoslavian states should be all fine now.


v 3.0.2
Duplicate events have been removed from the territorial integration events, this should hopefully fix the crashes, that some users are experiencing.
Some details about Istria have been adjusted (population lowered, + it is now a Croatian core)
States added in v3.0.0 have been added to supply areas.


v 3.0.1
Some hidden files (added by google drive) have been removed, as they might be causing crashes in the mod.
Fixed issue: Austria was not getting the alliance event in v3.0.0, due to an oversight.