Thanks for the fast reply 
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I forgot this one, what tier are unlanded patricians? I assume Duke.
.I forgot this one, what tier are unlanded patricians? I assume Duke.
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They load alphabetically as with all other files. You can add
Code:
dependencies = { "some other mod" }
Thanks for the fast reply
I forgot this one, what tier are unlanded patricians? I assume Duke.
They are baron tier.
Ah, ok, so when I have a mod that starts with "A" and another, that starts with "V", the A-Mod will load and the V-Mod will not load those parts, that are already loaded by A?
I think the A mod would load, then the V mod would load and overwrite any files that it shares with A with it's own version. However, I have not tested this extensively, and it doesn't seem to be well documented. It would, however, be consistent with how mods interact with vanilla files.
The other way around: the ones loaded later will overwrite those loaded earlier.
There are localization tags like:
Code:
temple_baron_christian;Bishop;Évêque;Abt;;Obispo;;;;;;;;;x
temple_baron_female_christian;Bishop;Évêque;Bischof;;Obispo;;;;;;;;;x
temple_barony_of_christian;Bishopric of;Évêché de;Abtei von;;Obispado de;;;;;;;;;xAlso, mod name order only applies to 2 versions of the same file. If you have 2 *different* files in the same folder in different mods (plus vanilla files), for example landed_titles_A.txt in one mod and landed_titles_B.txt in another mod, the order of the *file* names is what matters.
I'll rephrase my question: Is it possible to have an event which destroys a specific building? Something like
To destroy Castle Keep 3?
Code:
destroy_building = ca_keep_3Yes, has to be in a title scope
Code:
b_rome = { remove_building = ca_keep_3 }Is
equivalent to
, replace "someguy" and "otherguy" with proper scopes? I'm trying to make a bandaid fix to replace all reverse_culture, but I never used reverse_culture before so I want to be sure.
Code:
someguy = {
reverse_culture = otherguy
}
Code:
someguy = {
otherguy = {
culture = PREV
}
}
Hi. I'm trying to create an event so that if the Emperor of China has an existing son, the empire will go to him, instead of creating a new character. However, when the event fires, the game crashes. I suspect that I can't scope to the emperor's children in the way that I did, but I'm not sure how else I should do it.
Code:
character_event = {
id = MAINTFLAV.57
hide_window = yes
offmap = only
is_triggered_only = yes
trigger = {
has_dlc = "Jade Dragon"
any_child = {
OR = {
is_female = no
has_game_rule = {
name = gender
value = all
}
has_game_rule = {
name = gender
value = plus # Submod for CK2Plus
}
}
NOT = { trait = bastard }
ai = yes
}
}
immediate = {
offmap_china = {
governor = { save_event_target_as = western_protectorate }
}
random_child = {
limit = {
OR = {
is_female = no
has_game_rule = {
name = gender
value = all
}
has_game_rule = {
name = gender
value = plus
}
}
NOT = { trait = bastard }
ai = yes
NOT = {
any_sibling = {
OR = {
is_female = no
has_game_rule = {
name = gender
value = all
}
has_game_rule = {
name = gender
value = plus
}
}
NOT = { trait = bastard }
ai = yes
is_older_than = PREV
}
}
}
if = {
limit = { is_landed = yes }
abdicate_to = event_target:western_protectorate
}
offmap_china = { set_offmap_holder = PREV }
}
}
}The file is 449 - Osterreich.txt in the history/provinces directory.
I have now tried it with
A-Mod (ARaS)
dependencies = { "vonStaudinger" }
The A-Mod file loaded (only?).
V-Mod (vonStaudinger)
dependencies = { "ARaS" }
Still the A-Mod file loaded.
The only difference in those files is, that I have some addtional buildings (which works fine, when A-Mod is not active) in this history file in the V-Mod.
2 questions,
1.can you tie the offmap empire mechanic to a onmap title and ruler
2.can you have the offmap empire mechanic be triggered by certain things such as an empire reaching a certain threshold or Rome restoring its boarders/the aztec invasion. ext
1.can you tie the offmap empire mechanic to a onmap title and ruler
2.can you have the offmap empire mechanic be triggered by certain things such as an empire reaching a certain threshold or Rome restoring its boarders/the aztec invasion. ext
1. Based on dev replies in one of the dev diaries, onmap rulers cannot hold offmap titles.
2. I believe you could tie the display condition to a global flag, so it would probably work.
How do I fix this?
https://imgur.com/a/IKNxO
The game accepts characters like "Üü, Ää, and Öö" (as you can see in the county of Jülich) but if I type them in the files they spit something like that out
https://imgur.com/a/IKNxO
The game accepts characters like "Üü, Ää, and Öö" (as you can see in the county of Jülich) but if I type them in the files they spit something like that out
So creating a china style empire interaction with a restored Rome isn't possible?
I am looking for a way to mod events based on the war-focus war game occuring during battles with the player as commander, yet there is one point i'm currently struggling with.
- How can I target the current army of the player? I was looking into the siege_events for this. but they seem to be quite hardcoded for sieges only. Is there a baltte-scope simular to the siege scope?
like:
or is this not possible?
- How can I target the current army of the player? I was looking into the siege_events for this. but they seem to be quite hardcoded for sieges only. Is there a baltte-scope simular to the siege scope?
like:
Code:
trigger = {
in_battle = yes
in_command = yes
}
immediate = {
battle = { #siege
enemy = {
morale = 0.1
troops = -0.025
}
}
}or is this not possible?
you have "is_triggered_only = yes" what are you triggering this on?
Make sure you save the file with Windows-1252 encoding.
If the event is triggering for the player just use this:
Code:
trigger = {
in_battle = yes
in_command = yes
}
immediate = {
morale = 0.10
}
Code:
any_current_enemy = {
any_realm_character = {
limit = {
at_location = ROOT
in_command = yes
prisoner = no
}
morale = -0.10
}
}