hi guys
I have written following event:
if you have X money and NOT localflag Z, you can trigger a decision.
this decision reduces unrest and set localflag Z. Additionaly, it triggers EVT2 after 60 days.
EVT2 remove localflag Z.
now you can do the decision to reduce unrest again (if yoi have X money).
short: A generic event you can trigger all 60 days as long you have the requirements.
now the question: Is there any way to make such a event(-chain) only with 1 event?
when a generic, permanent event triggers, is triggered, will the event offset set back? So I could just set 'offset = 60', and so the event is only all 60 days executable?
can I use savedate? (EVT1 trigger = never triggered EVT1 OR triggered EVT1 & savedate 60)?
but after I trigger it again, will the savedate reset? Or can I trigger the event anytime since only the date of the first execution is save?
is savedate local or global?
hope someone knows more
I have written following event:
if you have X money and NOT localflag Z, you can trigger a decision.
this decision reduces unrest and set localflag Z. Additionaly, it triggers EVT2 after 60 days.
EVT2 remove localflag Z.
now you can do the decision to reduce unrest again (if yoi have X money).
short: A generic event you can trigger all 60 days as long you have the requirements.
now the question: Is there any way to make such a event(-chain) only with 1 event?
when a generic, permanent event triggers, is triggered, will the event offset set back? So I could just set 'offset = 60', and so the event is only all 60 days executable?
can I use savedate? (EVT1 trigger = never triggered EVT1 OR triggered EVT1 & savedate 60)?
but after I trigger it again, will the savedate reset? Or can I trigger the event anytime since only the date of the first execution is save?
is savedate local or global?
hope someone knows more