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Hi you all,
I created my own mod that makes all my vassals to have the same succession law. However, it does not work in the AGOT mod. I even tried to copy paste my own mod files into the AGOT folder but it also failed. I tested this mod in vanilla, and this mod works in vanilla. What do I need to do to make my own mod work? Thanks!
Link to my own mod: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1626564024
 
Adding
Code:
dependencies={"A Game of Thrones"}
to the .mod file for your mod may work, but if they overwrite the same files you may need to create a patch for them.
I deleted the two files that I copied and pasted in the AGOT folder. Then, I added your code in my submod .mod file. However, I still failed to make the mod work.
 
I deleted the two files that I copied and pasted in the AGOT folder. Then, I added your code in my submod .mod file. However, I still failed to make the mod work.
AGOT will have a completely different setup for what succession laws are allowed, you can't assume what vanilla allows is valid, from what I recall trying to set succession laws via event to one not available causes weirdness and it to quickly revert to something else.
 
AGOT will have a completely different setup for what succession laws are allowed, you can't assume what vanilla allows is valid, from what I recall trying to set succession laws via event to one not available causes weirdness and it to quickly revert to something else.
I don't know man. I used command "play" and manually changed one of my vassals' succession law to what I wanted it to be. In my mod, I also want my vassal to have cognatic elective. If I can change my vassal's succession law to cognatic elective in game, my mod should work because this law is complaint to the game rule. I even waited a few months of in game time, and my vassal's law maintained to be "cognatic elective" and not the "agnatic-cognatic seniority" which is the default law for all newly granted titles.