Make a duplicate event id then test it by launching it via the console and via a separate event and see what happens. That way you can tell if it works like decisions in that either way it breaks or if it still works but like with the traits if launched then only the last one fires or if both happen at the same time.
Only if you create files to actually overwrite said things, if I make a mod to change a trait icon or add an event that will not magically mess up the landed titles or defines just out of the blue. As long as you only overwrite specific things then everything else from vanilla will stay the same.
If I remember correctly the is_father_real_father condition is checked for the character you are seeing if they have the correct real father, also you cannot use scopes like that as a RHS so you would want something like this:
if = {
limit = { is_father_real_father = no }
real_father_even_if_dead = { ROOT = { set_father = PREV } }
}Clear your graphics cache in User\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\gfx or if you have a user dir then in User\Documents\Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\User Dir\gfx
To start an epidemic in a province use spawn_disease = disease_name in a province scope.
decisions/title_decisions the set_crown_focus and move_crown_focus decisions
Once you make the character use the new_character scope then do the move_character command to whatever scope the player is in
I believe only ROOT/FROM/PREV/THIS work as the right hand side for a which argument. What you would want to do is something like father = { ROOT = { set_variable = { which = my_var which = PREV } } }
Had that in AGOT temporarily in a dev build, all newly generated character ids become negative and break many many many things such as trying to target any character for anything. It is because the game starts generating character ids from the highest one in the history and does not fill in the gaps so it is best practice to make sure you do not leave any gaps with the character ids you use in the history files like we had in AGOT as it causes major problems.
That is not how AND works.
OR = {
AND = {
d
e
}
f
}government_flavor = (
name = centralized_state
graphics = GFX_evt_found_hre
priority = 10
trigger = {
government = feudal_government
NOT = { has_law = succ_feudal_elective }
has_law = centralization_2
religion_group = christian
}
)You also don't need to specify major = no, that is the default behaviour for all eventsAhh okay, when I first started modding a couple of years ago it was called missing paranthesis.It appears I have some catching up to do.
"0" takes priority, so prefix all your files with "00_" and they should take priority over any vanilla file
That does work, just not in this game
It is a feature that got added in during the development of Stellaris so if you are going to be making any Stellaris mods then it will work like that there! But alas not for CK2
I don't think so. Equipping artifacts (as opposed to them just always having an effect when their activation trigger was met) was added relatively late in development.
It does, have you made sure to define the static modifier like it says to do at the top of the religion file?
Doesn't hurt for you to add it as well.Should I add it to the wishlist then? Or will you just add it to the internal one
Add a 118x118 and a 59x59 dds image in gfx\interface\inventory\artifacts called <item_name> and <item_name>_small respectively and in an interface file add
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_<item_name>"
texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\inventory\\artifacts\\<item_name>.dds"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_<item_name>_small"
texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\inventory\\artifacts\\<item_name>_small.dds"
}