RoA: investigate some provinces converting to different faith than expected

[IhateTrains]

There are some cases where the mappings don't align with what they should be given according to the files. For example, I added a mapping that makes indo_iranian_religion map to Rajas' alan_pagan if the culture is alan in CK3. But despite the culture being Alan in CK3, most of the land is Scythopagan. My only assumption is that the cultures got mapped correctly from the Alani locations, but because the counties in the region are big relative to in Imperator, the religion being mapped to the county might have been based off a different location that had a different culture, making the county not map to alan_pagan since that specific location wasn't alani.

It was in the older conversions, but you can see it in the normal_save one I just sent you. If you look at the provinces that have Alan culture, instead of being Scythopagan, they should be Ās. Also, the Mogyer provinces should be Taltosist instead of Vaenusko, but for some reason the only Taltosist counties surround the Mogyer counties, which is why I initially thought provinces were being mixed when deciding culture and religion mappings.

tanner918's idea on a solution using on-actions:

The mismapping between various cultures and faiths (like the above mentioned alan culture not getting alan_pagan) could potentially be solved using a game_start on_action that checks certain conditions (like is a county alan culture but scythopagan faith) and map them to the faith they should have gotten (in this case forcefully convert them to alan_pagan).

[IhateTrains]

My idea for resolving this was to change the way how religion and culture is determined for CK3 county capitals:

Now I got an idea of doing a county-wide pop census of all the related Imperator provinces and checking which culture/religion has the most pops. That way a county in which the capital province has culture A in Imperator, but all the other barony provinces have culture B, would probably get culture B