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Can you considering adding some things to the description (based on a quick search of the code), since I was going to ask, so others might too!:
1) You must be an administrative-enabled ruler (never mind, I read is_landed_or_landless_administrative trigger wrong :P)
2) The new empire title can't be integrated if it's already under another hegemon
3) Decision only appears if you have a valid empire to integrate
As to the other stuff, I'll friend you and we can discuss
I have to be honest here, there is de jure drift that Paradox added in an update. I think it was added a few days before I published this mod. However, much like with kingdoms and empires, it takes hundreds of years to switch to your de jure hegemony which is why I really wanted to make this mod.
As for your mod, I really like the concept. The fact that the North Sea is less of an empire and more of an unstable realm is something I had planned to do myself but did not know how to go about it. I REALLY like the way you did it in your mod. If you want, we can work together on some other ideas for existing empires that should be hegemonies, if you are interested anyway.
I will be linking your mod on this page as well so that people who find my mod can check that one out as well.
Again, thank you so much for the support.
I haven't really played with hegemonies despite making my own mod on one (North Sea). I assumed Hegemonies and de_jure drift worked the same way re: kingdoms & empires.
Which meant, for my mod - considering I ripped the empire out of the decision entirely - has no de jure drift possible AT ALL (via creating empires, and then having kingdom-empire-hegemony drift).
I'm definitely going to link this in my mod, so folks who want this possible drift can download this.
Butttt on the flip side, it actually makes Hegemonies function different from Empires by default which opens up interesting story-telling mechanics re: Hegemonies.
I.e. in my North Sea Hegemony mod, it actually does make the North Sea less of a straight up win button (I think the NSE is too easy to hold onto when you get it... ) by more than I had intended.
Great stuff man.