I don't think you can have more than one period. I don't see why you'd need it though, when you're using a namespace
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No Germany, just Saxe and Bayern.
Define his dynasty as "dynasty = 0". I think that should work.
Have you added the localisations for k_algarve? You'll need both a k_algarve entry and a k_algarve_adj entry.
You need to do it like this:
#CODE;ENGLISH;FRENCH;GERMAN;;SPANISH;;;;;;;;;x
magical_desc;This character was born with innate magical ability.;;;;;;;;;;;;;x
wizard;Wizard;;;;;;;;;;;;;x
You have to include all the semicolons (14 total per line)
The problem is probably that dependencies line, and the archive line. Only use archive if you're actually using one; it and path is to my knowledge mutually exclusive.
Only include a dependencies line if you're actually depending on something. That replace_path doesn't make any sense either.
Both can be changed in landed_titles.txt. You can move counties (c_name) to another duchy (d_name) just by cutting and pasting.
You can do the same with the kingdoms within an empire, just move them outside the empire-title.
That does make them unformable if either county is owned by a vassal though.
On what scope are modifers from buildings applied?
Things like troop numbers or tax are obviously applied to the specific holding, while others like tech speed are usually province scope.
But what about modifiers like "land_morale", "archers_offensive" or "siege_speed"?
Things like troop numbers or tax are obviously applied to the specific holding, while others like tech speed are usually province scope.
But what about modifiers like "land_morale", "archers_offensive" or "siege_speed"?
Pretty sure everything related to units are from holding-scope, as armies are split by holdings.
Does the game keep track of a character's personal achievements on the battlefield? Like, is there a counter somewhere that marks how many victories and defeats Count Anonymus has participated in? Alternatively, is there any way for a character event to trigger only after he has won x victories or some such?
Is there any way to check if a building has been built in a province?
I tried "has_building = <buildingname>", but that seems only to work on "start" scope.
13,5k lines of code for NOTHING!
I tried "has_building = <buildingname>", but that seems only to work on "start" scope.
13,5k lines of code for NOTHING!
That works, but it will also allow construction in any demesne province once the requirement is build somewhere...
What I need is a "potential = { }" trigger that checks only the current holding for a building.
Desired scenario:
If holding A has building X, do not show building Y as a building option.
Good Sir, I have just applied the "opinion_grateful" modifier to our account relationship.
Because I tested it: AND IT WORKS!
All the unavailable buildings will clutter the bottom of the building list, but IT WORKS!
I will make sure you will be mentioned in the next BGA patchlog.
Code:
k_oldtitle = {
any_de_jure_vassal_title = {
de_jure_liege = k_newtitle
}
destroy_landed_title = yes
}is_title_active = k_italy
Do note that you can only check a title after it has been defined. So k_tuscany has to be below k_italy; if not, the check won't work.
You could try something like this.
Code:
employ_priest = {
potential = {
}
allow = {
piety = 5
}
effect = {
piety = -5
random_realm_province = {
ROOT = {
create_random_priest = {
random_traits = yes
dynasty = random
female = no
culture = PREVPREV
}
}
}
}
revoke_allowed = {
always = no
}
ai_will_do = {
factor = 0
}
}As we scope back to ROOT, that's your court.
PREVPREV means you go two tiers up (to random_realm_province) to check that variable. Thus you get the culture of a random province, making it more likely to get foreign culture the more foreign provinces you have.