Hello everyone! I'm sure many have asked for more natural borders on revolts, so this update fixes that!

Instead of all revolts being diamond shaped, there are now two new options for determining borders: Manhattan (new default) & Euclidean!

You now also have more control in where you would like for revolts to spawn. When clicking on a city, you will now see if that city belongs to a destroyed nation. And if you want, you can now spawn a revolt directly from that city.

Full Changelog

Additions

• Reworked how revolt borders are set upon their creation
  • There are now three methods for defining borders in World AI Settings, choose which you like more
    
  • Manhattan (new default): More fuzzy lines, but can result in straight horizontal or vertical borders
    
  • Euclidean: Longer straight lines in borders, but less horizontal or vertical borders
    
  • Classic: The one that has been the default so far. A diamond shaped border always, but stands out more
• You can now see who is the "Rightful Owner" of a city by clicking on it
  
• If the rightful owner of a city is dead, you can spawn them as a revolt directly from the city popup of your choosing
  
• If the rightful owner is alive, spawning a revolt from the city popup will spawn a random new nation
  

Bugfixes & Improvements

• Improved the look of Credits Screen
  
• Adjusted Settings Screen slightly
  
• Clicking Paint Territory in Scenario Editor no longer drags camera to their capital
  
• Fixed nation declaring war on itself if it annexed its last neighbour
  
• Fixed random pixels appearing which no one would conquer
  
• Fixed being able to paint territory to dead nations
  
• Fixed being able to spawn nations over empty cities
  
• Fixed cities in Random Simulation appearing over mountains
  
• Fixed Manual Ally and Donate focused on empty tiles causing errors
  
• Fixed being able to use Donate and To Death actions when a dead nation was selected
  
• Fixed errors resulting from having no neighbours
  
• Fixed an error popup missing translation