Hey there! I'm working on a mod and one of my goals is to deal with factions. I've noticed that fulfilled_effect boosts faction's approval and unfulfilled_effect lowers it, however I would like it to add/remove country flag or modifier. Is there any way to do it? Or at least is there a way to use faction approval somehow? Like you can count faction members (because it's basically pops with faction's ethic) I would like to count faction's approval and to use it for my purpose (f.e. if factions approval > 60, then do this and that). Also I think effect is not the case since it is used for actions and I'm working with demands (however I still can use it in actions if there's any way to check faction's approval). Thanks in advance!
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Well, you can check a faction's approval via:
You seem to have some basic knowledge of Stellaris code if you know to script, so I assume you just need that pointer?
In general, script documentation can be found in: Documents\Paradox Interactive\Stellaris\logs\script_documentation
Code:
faction_approval - Checks the scoped faction's approval percentage
faction_approval < 0.9
Supported Scopes: pop_factionYou seem to have some basic knowledge of Stellaris code if you know to script, so I assume you just need that pointer?
In general, script documentation can be found in: Documents\Paradox Interactive\Stellaris\logs\script_documentation
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Much appreciate! Yep, I needed that. Usually I just copy-paste parts of code (since I'm new in modding but I have some programming experience) from different files, but I never saw faction approval check, so I was not sure if this simple way is possible. I presume I just need to use it inside faction's file and it checks that faction's approval, right? Also can I use every pointer in a similar way? That would be very handy!
Sorry for the late answer, must have missed the notification, but no, that won't work.
You can do these things, but you will need to do them via event modding. A general guide for it can be found here:
stellaris.paradoxwikis.com
Essentially, the general idea is to use an on_action that triggers every month, make it trigger an event that then loops through all factions and does the checks and effects that you want to do.
You can do these things, but you will need to do them via event modding. A general guide for it can be found here:
Event modding - Stellaris Wiki
Essentially, the general idea is to use an on_action that triggers every month, make it trigger an event that then loops through all factions and does the checks and effects that you want to do.