Great!Update:
- Added on action on_create_title
- Added history command disallow_random_traits
I assume you can scope to the title itself in an event happening via on_create_title?
Great!Update:
- Added on action on_create_title
- Added history command disallow_random_traits
Great!
I assume you can scope to the title itself in an event happening via on_create_title?
Great. I've clarified that on the suggestion list.Yes, the FROM scope will point to the created title.
Great. I've clarified that on the suggestion list.
Update:
- Added <religion>_opinion for Hindu, Jain, Buddhism, Indian, Orthodox, Pagan and Aztec
- opinion and remove_opinion effects now take a character id as argument
Was there already one for Judaism? It wasn't mentioned in the earlier post either.
Ah, thanks. My bad.These already existed: jewish_opinion, zoroastrian_opinion, christian_opinion, muslim_opinion.
Ah, thanks. My bad.
Also, is there a list somewhere of all the various commands and triggers and scopes? Last I checked, the lists on the wiki were rather incomplete.
Is this referring to the demesne size limit, and if so, would this modifier work in crown/demesne laws?- Added demesne_size modifier (incremental, not multiplicative)
I don't know if someone have compiled it but there is no easy way for me to do so other than manually.
Is this referring to the demesne size limit, and if so, would this modifier work in crown/demesne laws?
Consdiering laws work in character scope, and demense size is presumably a character scoped modifier, than yes, it should work in laws.
Update:
- Added history command disallow_random_traits
If there were also a condition to see if this happened via inheritance or usurpation would also be nice.- Added on action on_new_holder
At one point I had started to put together a list based off the wiki, and the alterations/listed in the changelogs, but I appear to have lost the file. (And I never knew what the all the commands listed in the changelogs would accept as inputs, anyway. Also, I'm fairly certain that I've run across some commands in the files that weren't on the wiki or the changelogs, so who knows if the changelogs are complete either.)The scope, command and trigger lists in the wiki are the best we have, but are incomplete and often inadequate. A comprehensive list, telling where they are valid and what arguments they can take would be greatly appreciated, when you've worked through the wish list.
The scope, command and trigger lists in the wiki are the best we have, but are incomplete and often inadequate. A comprehensive list, telling where they are valid and what arguments they can take would be greatly appreciated, when you've worked through the wish list.
That does not sound very hopeful, does it mean that you will not do it?I don't know if someone have compiled it but there is no easy way for me to do so other than manually.