I want to make every province about 9 population, 2 of each type but 1 for nobility. How can I do this other than doing it manually?
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You can make it an event that is run at game start.
I wrote an event to do this and tested that it works.
You can add this event to any existing event text file or create a new event text file.
If you create a new event text file you need to define a namespace at the start of the new event text file.
Then make it run at game start by editing the file \\ImperatorRome\game\common\on_action\00_specific_from_code.txt .
In that file go to the on_game_initialized = { } code block and scroll to the events = { } block within it starting at line 1985.
You'll see other event names already within it so just add a new line at the end with the event name makeupanamehere.1 .
The name of the event here is just an example and you can change it to fit some other event naming scheme
Then the events block in \\ImperatorRome\game\common\on_action\00_specific_from_code.txt at the end of on_game_initialized will look like this :
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Here below is the code of the actual event itself :
This event will target the country of Rome (Tag = ROM) but then run for every province in the world that has at least 1 existing pop.
To exclude wastelands, the ocean etc.
Then it will systematically go thru each pop class and count if there are more than 2 in the province, or more than 1 for nobles.
Then it will keep killing those pops while there remain more than the wanted number of them there.
Then once that's over the event will start creating pops and keeps creating suitable pops while there are fewer than what you wanted.
The game will chug for a second or two when you start a new game as it goes thru each province and completes the killing and creating of pops.
EDIT : Events are located inside the \\ImperatorRome\game\events\ folder. I added the event in a .TXT file, too, below.
If a province already contains the desired amount of a specific pop the event will do nothing to that pop type in that province.
I wrote an event to do this and tested that it works.
You can add this event to any existing event text file or create a new event text file.
If you create a new event text file you need to define a namespace at the start of the new event text file.
Then make it run at game start by editing the file \\ImperatorRome\game\common\on_action\00_specific_from_code.txt .
In that file go to the on_game_initialized = { } code block and scroll to the events = { } block within it starting at line 1985.
You'll see other event names already within it so just add a new line at the end with the event name makeupanamehere.1 .
The name of the event here is just an example and you can change it to fit some other event naming scheme
Then the events block in \\ImperatorRome\game\common\on_action\00_specific_from_code.txt at the end of on_game_initialized will look like this :
Code:
events = {
syr_flavour.1
flavor_sel.1
startup_events.1
startup_events.2
startup_events.7
tutorial.1
dhe_body.4
dhe_dde_pyrrhus.24
flavor_egy.8
dhe_mithridates.1
dhe_heraclea_pontica.1
makeupanamehere.1
}------------------------------------------------------
Here below is the code of the actual event itself :
Code:
namespace = makeupanamehere # you can remove this line if you have an existing event naming scheme
makeupanamehere.1 = {
type = country_event
hidden = yes
trigger = {
has_land = yes
tag = ROM
NOR = {
tag = REB
tag = PIR
tag = MER
tag = BAR
}
}
immediate = {
every_province = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count >= 1
}
}
# KILL EXTRA POPS
# count NOBLES and kill
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 1
pop_type = nobles
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 1
pop_type = nobles
}
}
random_pops_in_province = {
limit = {
pop_type = nobles
}
kill_pop = yes
}
}
}
# count CITIZENS and kill
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = citizen
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = citizen
}
}
random_pops_in_province = {
limit = {
pop_type = citizen
}
kill_pop = yes
}
}
}
# count FREEMEN and kill
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = freemen
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = freemen
}
}
random_pops_in_province = {
limit = {
pop_type = freemen
}
kill_pop = yes
}
}
}
# count TRIBESMEN and kill
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = tribesmen
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = tribesmen
}
}
random_pops_in_province = {
limit = {
pop_type = tribesmen
}
kill_pop = yes
}
}
}
# count SLAVES and kill
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = slaves
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count > 2
pop_type = slaves
}
}
random_pops_in_province = {
limit = {
pop_type = slaves
}
kill_pop = yes
}
}
}
# CREATE POPS
# create nobles
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 1
pop_type = nobles
}
}
create_pop = nobles
}
# create CITIZENS
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = citizen
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = citizen
}
}
create_pop = citizen
}
}
# create FREEMEN
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = freemen
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = freemen
}
}
create_pop = freemen
}
}
# create TRIBESMEN
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = tribesmen
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = tribesmen
}
}
create_pop = tribesmen
}
}
# create SLAVES
if = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = slaves
}
}
while = {
limit = {
any_pops_in_province = {
count < 2
pop_type = slaves
}
}
create_pop = slaves
}
}
}
}
}This event will target the country of Rome (Tag = ROM) but then run for every province in the world that has at least 1 existing pop.
To exclude wastelands, the ocean etc.
Then it will systematically go thru each pop class and count if there are more than 2 in the province, or more than 1 for nobles.
Then it will keep killing those pops while there remain more than the wanted number of them there.
Then once that's over the event will start creating pops and keeps creating suitable pops while there are fewer than what you wanted.
The game will chug for a second or two when you start a new game as it goes thru each province and completes the killing and creating of pops.
EDIT : Events are located inside the \\ImperatorRome\game\events\ folder. I added the event in a .TXT file, too, below.
If a province already contains the desired amount of a specific pop the event will do nothing to that pop type in that province.
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