Yes, is_capital will scope to the capital holding of a county. If the county is empty, it has no capital holding. But it still has a county title.
e_mudora_sheikah = { #Mudora Clan
color = { 20 0 214 }
title = "CHIEF"
title_female = "CHIEF"
dynasty_title_names = yes
short_name = yes
creation_requires_capital = no
allow = {
culture=sheikah
}
}
Ah okay, now I know what you want to do ^^
title_decisions = {
# \ Find Herdstone
find_beast_paths_in_province = {
from_potential = {
trait = creature_beastman
}
potential = {
AND = {
tier = COUNT # IMPORTANT: If you want province-titles, then always check for county!
owner = { # The decision target's owner
NOT = {
same_realm = FROM # means: the county owner is not in the same realm as you -> this is a province outside your realm
}
}
location = { # The decision target title's province
any_neighbor_province = { # any province next to that province
owner = { # the neighbor province's owner
same_realm = FROM # means: the neighbor province's owner lives in the same realm as you -> the original province is bordering your realm
}
}
}
}
}
allow = {
always = yes # Dunno, I put all the restrictions in potential...
}
effect = {
location = {
build_holding = {
type = tribal
holder = FROM
}
}
}
ai_will_do = {
factor = 1 # Maybe lower it a bit, otherwise AI will spam this decision (1 = 100% chance!)
}
}
}
Yes, I currently only have 10 provinces made. I'll continue to fill in the map, and see what happens with the artefacts then.
I've never done it, so I guess you should check how it's done in vanilla ?
You can also put random = int in the trigger to have a % chance of a trigger being evaluated for the values of your int. However that only works for if you want a chance for an option to appear instead of a selecting a set one out of a weighted list.
Indeed?
option = {
name = TESTOPTA
trigger = { # 20% chance to trigger if conditions fulfilled
random = 20
lifestyle_traits = 1 # example condition
}
}