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Hi, I'm trying to set the graphical_culture of a child after birth to the graphical_culture of its father ( or real_father is existing). I made an on_action event which works fine, but somehow, the graphical_culture setting part in the option is not executed:

Code: 
option = {
        name = OK
        if = {
            limit = {
                is_father_real_father = yes
            }
            father = { ROOT = { set_graphical_culture = PREV }}
        }
        if = {
            limit = {
                is_father_real_father = no
            }
            real_father = { ROOT = { set_graphical_culture = PREV }}
        }
    }

Can you maybe help me? Thanks :)
 
set_graphical_culture only accepts cultures.

Example
Code: 
set_graphical_culture = german

This would set the character's graphical culture to "germangfx". To do what you want to do you'd need to do something like this;
Code: 
    if = {
        limit = {
            is_father_real_father = yes
        }
        if = {
            limit = { father = { graphical_culture = germangfx } }
            set_graphical_culture = german
        }
    }

Repeating the ifs for each graphical culture. Until we get the elses anyway.
 
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Korbah said:
set_graphical_culture only accepts cultures.

Example
Code: 
set_graphical_culture = german

This would set the character's graphical culture to "germangfx". To do what you want to do you'd need to do something like this;
Code: 
    if = {
        limit = {
            is_father_real_father = yes
        }
        if = {
            limit = { father = { graphical_culture = germangfx } }
            set_graphical_culture = german
        }
    }

Repeating the ifs for each graphical culture.
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Adding to this, it might be worth scripting a scripted effect to fix graphical culture in case you want to reuse it so you can call it with e.g. change_graphical_culture = yes instead of copy-pasting all the cultures again and having to update a multitude of references to it if new cultures are added. Ideally, you should set it up so that it works for any PREV and ROOT (e.g. "capital_scope = { ROOT = { change_graphical_culture = yes }", with change_grapical_culture looking for the culture of PREV).
 
Oh thank you. The wiki said the command was able to use cultures, characters and provines:

Sets the ethnicity of character, based on the default graphical_culture of a culture, or of the culture of another character or province.
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Which is wrong I assume :(
 
Order of pre triggers matter?
What best order in most cases?

@blackninja9939
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blackninja9939 said:
No it is not wrong the command does take a scope.
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Well ... then I'm confused. If it actually can take a scope, why does code like this do not work for me?:

Code: 
       if = {
            limit = {
                is_father_real_father = yes
            }
            father = { ROOT = { set_graphical_culture = PREV }}
        }

or even

Code: 
 set_graphical_culture = father

What would be the correct syntax?
 
Drakons said:
Well ... then I'm confused. If it actually can take a scope, why does code like this do not work for me?:

Code: 
       if = {
            limit = {
                is_father_real_father = yes
            }
            father = { ROOT = { set_graphical_culture = PREV }}
        }

or even

Code: 
 set_graphical_culture = father

What would be the correct syntax?
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Did you try the script I suggested?
 
Drakons said:
Yes I tried it and using it the way you have said it works. I'm more confused by @blackninja9939 who said the command actually could take a character or province scope as input - which would be a lot more elegant.
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I completely understand.
EK uses the method I described as the scoping method didn't work properly 3 or 4 (5?) years ago when I first wrote the script, maybe it's been fixed but that method at least is proven to work. I'm sure @blackninja9939 will be around to post the correct method sometime ;)

It'd be great to simplify my own scripts if it works.
 
Korbah said:
I completely understand.
EK uses the method I described as the scoping method didn't work properly 3 or 4 (5?) years ago when I first wrote the script, maybe it's been fixed but that method at least is proven to work. I'm sure @blackninja9939 will be around to post the correct method sometime ;)

It'd be great to simplify my own scripts if it works.
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@Drakons @Korbah
It definitely works with scopes, maybe there is an issue with some specific scopes or in certain use cases but I tested it by just making a file in Documents/Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings 2 called test.txt and added the following to it:
Code: 
create_character = {
    random_traits = yes
    culture = english
    dynasty = ROOT
}
new_character = {
    ROOT = { 
        set_father = PREV
        set_graphical_culture = PREV
    }
}
Then get in game and start as a character who is say Muslim and type in the console "run test.txt" and you will get a newly generated father and your graphical culture will change to be his aka the English graphics.
 
blackninja9939 said:
@Drakons @Korbah
It definitely works with scopes, maybe there is an issue with some specific scopes or in certain use cases but I tested it by just making a file in Documents/Paradox Interactive/Crusader Kings 2 called test.txt and added the following to it:
Code: 
create_character = {
    random_traits = yes
    culture = english
    dynasty = ROOT
}
new_character = {
    ROOT = {
        set_father = PREV
        set_graphical_culture = PREV
    }
}
Then get in game and start as a character who is say Muslim and type in the console "run test.txt" and you will get a newly generated father and your graphical culture will change to be his aka the English graphics.
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Wait… you can do that? Just execute a text file of commands from the console? That is *so* cool! Is that in the production version, or just the dev build?
 
jursamaj said:
Wait… you can do that? Just execute a text file of commands from the console? That is *so* cool! Is that in the production version, or just the dev build?
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Yep it is in the public build and has been for a few versions now, not sure when it was added though
 
I'm not very experienced in CK2 scripting, so I'm slightly confused by the ai_will_do clause regarding Casus Belli:
Casus Belli file comments said:
"#ai_will_do: modifies value AI places on the CB compared to other CBs (default: 1) Note: is in title scope"
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does that mean that I can't use something like this:
Code: 
 ai_will_do = {
factor = 0
       ROOT =
       {
           has_character_flag = peaceful_ai
       }
}

Because that is character scope, not title?

Basically, I want to make a (useful in MP) mod that allows the player to forbid the AI to declare war. I was going to put this check in the can_use section, but since there's an ai_will_do section, I thought it was potentially more convenient (albeit more difficult to test and be sure it is actually working).

Thanks in advance :)
 
I am trying to scope to two different random dead characters. I can scope to one of my dynasty without problem, but I am unable to scope to any dead character from some other random dynasty. Here is what works:

Code: 
random_dynasty_member_even_if_dead = {
            limit = {
                is_alive = no
                is_female = no
            }
            save_global_event_target_as = NOX_dead_male_family
        }

Here are a couple of the things I have tried and failed in order to get some random dead guy:
Code: 
random_character = {
            limit = {
                is_alive = no
                is_female = no
            }
            save_global_event_target_as = NOX_dead_male1
        }

Code: 
any_character = {
            limit = {
                NOT = { is_lowborn = yes}
                random_dynasty_member_even_if_dead = {
                    limit = {
                        is_alive = no
                        is_female = no
                    }
                    save_global_event_target_as = NOX_dead_male1
                }
            }
        }

It would be easier if there was a "random_character_even_if_dead" or "any_character_even_if_dead" command, but both of those blow up the event.

I would greatly appreciate any help on how to do this.

Thanks!
 
Velho e Bom Joe said:
I'm not very experienced in CK2 scripting, so I'm slightly confused by the ai_will_do clause regarding Casus Belli:


does that mean that I can't use something like this:
Code: 
 ai_will_do = {
factor = 0
       ROOT =
       {
           has_character_flag = peaceful_ai
       }
}

Because that is character scope, not title?

Basically, I want to make a (useful in MP) mod that allows the player to forbid the AI to declare war. I was going to put this check in the can_use section, but since there's an ai_will_do section, I thought it was potentially more convenient (albeit more difficult to test and be sure it is actually working).

Thanks in advance :)
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I'm not sure what scope it starts in, but if it's in a title scope, you can just change to the title holder's scope like this:
Code: 
 ai_will_do = {
    holder_scope = {
            has_character_flag = peaceful_ai
    }
}
 
Rydelfox said:
I'm not sure what scope it starts in, but if it's in a title scope, you can just change to the title holder's scope like this:
Code: 
 ai_will_do = {
    holder_scope = {
            has_character_flag = peaceful_ai
    }
}
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I don't know what scope it starts in. On the comments at the top of the file , it specifically notes that it "is in title scope". I would assume that means I have to do as you said, but checking another CB as example...
Code: 
(stuff went before)
ai_will_do = {
       factor = 1
       modifier = {
           factor = 0
           ROOT = {
               opinion = { who = FROM value = 25 }
           }
       }
       modifier = {
           factor = 0.5
           ROOT = {
               opinion = { who = FROM value = 0 }
           }
       }      
       modifier = {
           factor = 0.5
           ROOT = {
               opinion = { who = FROM value = -25 }
           }
       }          
   }      
(stuff after)
Isn't that what is called character scope in CK2 scripting, what with the ROOT opinion, which implies ROOT is a character?
Again, I'm not experienced with CK2 scripting, just trying to understand if I got it right :)
 
  • ROOT is the character who has a case for war. (for both titles and character scopes)
  • FROM is the character who is being declared war on. (for both titles and character scopes)
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http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Casus_Belli_modding#Scopes

So I assume you need to do something like this:

Code: 
your_cb = {
  ai_will_do = {
    factor = 1
    modifier = {
      factor = 0
      ROOT = {
        has_character_flag = peaceful_ai
      }
    }
  }
}

However if you just want to overwrite all CB for your mp-mod just set
Code: 
ai_will_do = { factor = 0 }
for any CB? no need to check a flag then.

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@NoxBestia

Code: 
random_character = {
  limit = {
    is_lowborn = no
  }
  random_dynasty_member_even_if_dead = {
    limit = {
      is_alive = no
      is_female = no
    }
    # your code
  }
}

Does this work?
 
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