A nice set, but it won´t be the HAB tag but the HRE tag that we use if Bavaria gains supremacy in the HRE.
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I got the new version, Dommolus, nice stuff, but I didn´t include the boh and swa events, after 1/2 hour of debugging, I gave up.
Plz run the events you send me for yourself in a tryout Aberration!
Plz run the events you send me for yourself in a tryout Aberration!
Indeed, there is a bracket missing here and one too much there. If it weren´t for my important exam tomorrow, I would fix them right now. But so you will have to wait for tomorrow.
Cool!
I thought about something like that myself, in conjunction with the "Reinheitsgebot", but didn´t implemented up to now, because I had more important things to do, but we can take these events.
I thought about something like that myself, in conjunction with the "Reinheitsgebot", but didn´t implemented up to now, because I had more important things to do, but we can take these events.
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[nitpick 1] I think it's Reinheitsgebot [/nitpick 1]
[nitpick 2] Thirty years war ? If it's in.. atleast make it take longer or shorter
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[nitpick 2] Thirty years war ? If it's in.. atleast make it take longer or shorter
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The EEP and AGCEEP have an event for the Reinheitsgebot, perhaps you might want to use it:
Code:
#The Reinheitsgebot of 1516
#by Twoflower
event = {
id = 125010
random = no
country = BAY
name = "The Reinheitsgebot for beer"
desc = "On April 23rd 1516 Wilhelm IV of Bavaria issued the first regulation of grocery in the world, the Reinheitsgebot (purity law)
for beer. In this law exact prices and taxation for all known kinds of beer, and, most importantly, the allowed contents of Bavarian beer
are regulated. The Duke allowed to put nothing but water, malt and hops into beer, intending to make sure that there would be no more
additional spices and, especially, no 'good' grain that could be used for bread instead of in the beverage. Yeast, although an obviously
necessary ingredient, was not mentioned because it was not known then that it took part in the fermentation process (the substance
was discovered in the 19th century by Louis Pasteur). The beer law soon raised the quality standard of beer significantly and it became
exemplary for the whole of Germany; many German princes adapted a similar regulation in the next centuries. When Germany was united
in 1871, the Bavarians made the introduction of their beer purity law in the whole empire one of their conditions for joining, and a similar
statute is still in effect in Germany today."
style = 2
date = { day = 23 month = april year = 1516 }
action_a = {
name = "Pass the beer purity law"
command = { type = domestic which = mercantilism value = 1 }
command = { type = infra value = 50 }
}
action_b = {
name = "Don't regulate beer brewery"
command = { type = relation which = -1 value = -10 }
}
}A nice flavour event, I just edit the consequences a bit.
Twoflower, if you want I can include your realname in the eventfile, if you tell me it.
Dommolus, plz use this file for Bavaria from now, Max and twoflower´s events are in it.
Twoflower, if you want I can include your realname in the eventfile, if you tell me it.
Dommolus, plz use this file for Bavaria from now, Max and twoflower´s events are in it.
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This event is buggy, anyone of you know why?
###############################################################
#The Reinheitsgebot of 1516 by Torben Steinhauer "Twoflower"
###############################################################
event = {
id = 201699
random = no
country = BAY
name = "The Reinheitsgebot for beer"
desc = "On April 23rd 1516 Wilhelm IV of Bavaria issued the first regulation of grocery in the world, the Reinheitsgebot (purity law) for beer. In this
law exact prices and taxation for all known kinds of beer, and, most importantly, the allowed contents of Bavarian beer are regulated. The Duke allowed to
put nothing but water, malt and hops into beer, intending to make sure that there would be no more additional spices and, especially, no good grain that
could be used for bread instead of in the beverage. Yeast, although an obviously necessary ingredient, was not mentioned because it was not known then that
it took part in the fermentation process (the substance was discovered in the 19th century by Louis Pasteur). The beer law soon raised the quality standard
of beer significantly and it became exemplary for the whole of Germany; many German princes adapted a similar regulation in the next centuries. When Germany
was united in 1871, the Bavarians made the introduction of their beer purity law in the whole empire one of their conditions for joining, and a similar
statute is still in effect in Germany today."
style = 2
date = { day = 23 month = april year = 1516 }
action_a = {
name = "Pass the beer purity law"
command = { type = domestic which = mercantilism value = 1 }
command = { type = infra value = 50 }
}
action_b = {
name = "Don't regulate beer brewery"
command = { type = relation which = -1 value = -10 }
}
}
###############################################################
#The Reinheitsgebot of 1516 by Torben Steinhauer "Twoflower"
###############################################################
event = {
id = 201699
random = no
country = BAY
name = "The Reinheitsgebot for beer"
desc = "On April 23rd 1516 Wilhelm IV of Bavaria issued the first regulation of grocery in the world, the Reinheitsgebot (purity law) for beer. In this
law exact prices and taxation for all known kinds of beer, and, most importantly, the allowed contents of Bavarian beer are regulated. The Duke allowed to
put nothing but water, malt and hops into beer, intending to make sure that there would be no more additional spices and, especially, no good grain that
could be used for bread instead of in the beverage. Yeast, although an obviously necessary ingredient, was not mentioned because it was not known then that
it took part in the fermentation process (the substance was discovered in the 19th century by Louis Pasteur). The beer law soon raised the quality standard
of beer significantly and it became exemplary for the whole of Germany; many German princes adapted a similar regulation in the next centuries. When Germany
was united in 1871, the Bavarians made the introduction of their beer purity law in the whole empire one of their conditions for joining, and a similar
statute is still in effect in Germany today."
style = 2
date = { day = 23 month = april year = 1516 }
action_a = {
name = "Pass the beer purity law"
command = { type = domestic which = mercantilism value = 1 }
command = { type = infra value = 50 }
}
action_b = {
name = "Don't regulate beer brewery"
command = { type = relation which = -1 value = -10 }
}
}
The description text may be too long. I would cut it into a text file and see what errors it generates. If you get a bunch from the line just after desc = " " (ie. style or date), then it may be an overflow error.
Medicine Man said:
Indeed it is too long (although errors don't begin to crop up before 'name')
Just removing the last sentence (about Bavarian joining into Germany) is enough, and that sentence has the least to do with aberration anyhoo..
Being a rather windy bugger myself, I tend to get that error a lot while coding up events.