AutoBuild (ish) Experimentation

[dayrinni]

The zip has multiple mods in it, so you install each one that you need for your particular game? I see multiple Autobuild Menus under the Intrigue menu (one for each mod installed). Is this normal? They all seem to be duplicates (in other words, each have the same settings at a quick glance)

Thanks!

 

[ishar21]

How compatible is this with the After The End fan fork?

If you generate your own mod with the script, it should be compatible. Unless they did something non-standard. That said, there isn't an out-of-the-box version for that. Link?

The zip has multiple mods in it, so you install each one that you need for your particular game? I see multiple Autobuild Menus under the Intrigue menu (one for each mod installed). Is this normal? They all seem to be duplicates (in other words, each have the same settings at a quick glance)

Thanks!

I've never tried to run more than one mini-mod at once, and I don't think they'd work together (at least, not well).

To get a version for multiple mods that add buildings from the script, those mods need to be dependencies of each other. Easy enough if you edit the .mod file and add the dependency.

I don't think there are any out-of-the-box combo mods except for YPC and flogi's.

What mods are you combining?

 

[ssd21345]

don't know python very well either. It just won't work.

Edit: Nvm, didn't know the first known issue is related to this error

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btw if you don't know anything here's how to use it:
install python 2.7._
open window's cmd prompt
type pip install jinja2 and then press enter
type cd, a space, then the location of the folder then press enter (e.g cd C:\scriptz\ck2autobuild-19-1a)
type py generate_auto_build.py then press enter
wait until it finish
go to output folder\autobuildexamples\ and copy and paste anything inside that folder to ck2 mod folder (C:\Users\yournamehere\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\mod)
activate the mod in the game launcher

Additional info:
if you have python 3._._ installed too:
use py -2.7 -m pip install jinja2 instead.
use py -2 generate_auto_build.py instead
If you have no such file or directory error refer above

 

[Xxcupxx1]

Is there like a tutorial on how to use the script no matter what I try to do it wont work. I have python 3.0+ but I need 2.7 from what I can tell I do that but now I dont have pip for 2.7 and the pips I find only work for 3.0+ so is there anyone who knows how to actually get this thing to work in a detail way.

 

[ishar21]

Is there like a tutorial on how to use the script no matter what I try to do it wont work. I have python 3.0+ but I need 2.7 from what I can tell I do that but now I dont have pip for 2.7 and the pips I find only work for 3.0+ so is there anyone who knows how to actually get this thing to work in a detail way.

Pip should come with python 2.7.9 and later.

 

[Vatonage]

Tried using Py2.7 to generate a script for AGOT 2.2 and some other submods. Via commandline, I keep getting a syntax error when I run "pip install jinja2"
Anyone else have any luck with generating their own autobuild mods?

 

[ishar21]

Tried using Py2.7 to generate a script for AGOT 2.2 and some other submods. Via commandline, I keep getting a syntax error when I run "pip install jinja2"
Anyone else have any luck with generating their own autobuild mods?

It probably desperately needs an update to Python 3, but I'm not really actively developing it at the moment so much as barely keeping it alive (I'm busy with other commitments, sadly). What error were you getting? As a WAG, I'd bet your paths are not quite correct; you might have to run pip from the python2.7 install directory (e.g. C:\Python27\Scripts ) and/or correct your paths to get it to run.

 

[Creeper_Dan]

Would it be possible to get a version for Guardians of Azeroth?

 

[SeaTurtle]

Not sure if anyone still reads this thread but what do I do when I have multiple mods that add buildings (like using flogi's and artifact acquistion overhaul) and I end up with multiple files in the output folder? Do I just put them all inside the mod folder or is there something extra I need to do?

 

[SkorpionX]

I'm getting an error using pip:

PS C:\Python27\Scripts>  pip install jinja2

      File "<string>", line 20, in <module>
      File "c:\users\user\appdata\local\temp\pip-build-vidx_v\MarkupSafe\setup.py", line 26
        raise BuildFailed() from e
                               ^
    SyntaxError: invalid syntax

This is very frustrating. When I try to update pip I get:

Collecting pip

      File "<string>", line 20, in <module>
      File "c:\users\user\appdata\local\temp\pip-build-luyqo3\pip\setup.py", line 7
        def read(rel_path: str) -> str:
                         ^
    SyntaxError: invalid syntax

I had python 3.x installed but got rid of it and replaced it with 2.7.11. Unfortunatelly this is a complete mess and reinstalling/repairing doesn't help either. What could I do?

 

[Nogghorn1]

Would it be possible to get a version for Guardians of Azeroth?

You ever get that worked out?