How to Restrict Title Creation

[Tapscott]

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if there was a way to restrict the way titles are created. Is there a way to limit title creation so that the person who wants to create the title must directly own a province in the title's de-jure land? I think AGoT has it, or something similar, but I don't know how to do it myself. Cheers!

 

[schwarherz]

Hi everyone,

I was wondering if there was a way to restrict the way titles are created. Is there a way to limit title creation so that the person who wants to create the title must directly own a province in the title's de-jure land? I think AGoT has it, or something similar, but I don't know how to do it myself. Cheers!

Did you mean to post this in the general modding forum instead? This is the subforum for the ck2plus mod.

 

[Tapscott]

Did you mean to post this in the general modding forum instead? This is the subforum for the ck2plus mod.

Sorry, I should of clarified. Yep, I meant to post that here as I am using the CK2+ mod atm. Figured since I am using the mod I should ask my question here, as the answer I could get in the general CK2 forums may not work with this mod.

 

[Aerkhanite]

Take a look at CK2_titles.txt in common/landed titles/. A few titles have that very condition, d_slesvigholstein is one of them iirc.

 

[Tapscott]

Take a look at CK2_titles.txt in common/landed titles/. A few titles have that very condition, d_slesvigholstein is one of them iirc.

Of the conditions that has, do you know how I could apply it to all titles? I figure its the root command/condition that requires that the counties are held, so is there a way to make that a general sort of rule?

 

[schwarherz]

Of the conditions that has, do you know how I could apply it to all titles? I figure its the root command/condition that requires that the counties are held, so is there a way to make that a general sort of rule?

You could always throw in

requires_capital = yes

on everything

 

[Tapscott]

You could always throw in

requires_capital = yes

on everything

Probably the only way to do it I suppose. It'll take a while but at least I have an idea on what to do! Cheers!