Hardcoded.
The closest would be using a bunch of opinion modifiers, or scripting revolts.
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The closest would be using a bunch of opinion modifiers, or scripting revolts.
I asked this a while ago, but never saw a response*, so I'll ask again:
Is it possible for a generated from_dynasty name to use a postfix rather than prefix? I'm looking for a way for someone from, say, Roma to have the generated dynasty of "Romanensis" or someone from Arles known as "Arelatensis" rather than "of Roma" or "of Arelate".
*If there was an answer provided and I missed it, feel free to give me shit.
Is it possible for a generated from_dynasty name to use a postfix rather than prefix? I'm looking for a way for someone from, say, Roma to have the generated dynasty of "Romanensis" or someone from Arles known as "Arelatensis" rather than "of Roma" or "of Arelate".
*If there was an answer provided and I missed it, feel free to give me shit.
The first means no inter-vassal wars (except rebellions)
Full peace means they can't declare war on other realms either.
Yes to the first, no to the second.
You could reassign all its duchies to Kingdom of France, though:
Code:
k_franks = {
any_de_jure_vassal_title = {
set_de_jure_liege = k_france
}
}You can change the name in localisation. It is probably in text1.csv. Open it up with Notepad++ or similar, or a spreadsheet program, then search for Norfolk. Just replace Norfolk with Suffolk.
The capital can be changed in landed_titles (in the common folder). Search for d_norfolk, and set the capital to the province ID of Ipswich (can be found in history\provinces)
Make this line:
d_norfolk;Norfolk;Norfolk;Norfolk;;Norfolk;;;;;;;; ;x
To this instead:
d_norfolk;Suffolk;Norfolk;Norfolk;;Norfolk;;;;;;;; ;x
The first entry for any string is English, so there's no real need to bother with the rest of it.
Oh, and when you say capital, do you mean on the county or duchy level? To make a specific barony capital of a county, the easiest way to do so is to make it the first barony mentioned in the province history file, and in landed_titles.
I'm not good at this at all-- can someone explain what in this CB is causing the game to crash?
Code:
fall_of_rome = {
name = CB_NAME_FALL_OF_ROME
war_name = WAR_NAME_FALL_OF_ROME
sprite = 12
truce_days = 3650
is_permanent = yes
is_independence = yes #I copied the base of this from the independence CB and modified things where I thought necessary
can_use = {
ROOT = {
de_facto_liege = FROM
NOT = {
has_landed_title = k_italy
}
}
FROM = {
has_landed_title = e_wre #Target must be Western Roman Emperor
NOT = {
any_realm_lord = { has_landed_title = k_italy } #no Kingdom of Italy exists
}
}
}
is_valid = { #I don't quite understand this
ROOT = {
OR = {
liege = {
character = PREV # either independent
}
liege = {
FROM = {
is_liege_or_above = PREV # or have shared liege
}
}
}
}
FROM = {
higher_tier_than = ROOT
}
}
on_success = {
ROOT = {
prestige = 100
any_demesne_title = { # Should I remove this bit?
limit = {
tier = ROOT
}
add_pressed_claim = FROM
}
set_defacto_liege = ROOT
k_italy = {
usurp_title_plus_barony_if_unlanded = ROOT # victor becomes King of Italy
}
}
e_wre = {
any_de_jure_vassal_title = {
set_de_jure_liege = k_italy # all vassals of the WRE are passed on to the new Kingdom of Italy
}
}
any_attacker = {
participation_scaled_prestige = 100
}
}
on_success_title = {
hidden_tooltip = {
FROM = {
limit = {
higher_tier_than = KING
}
destroy_landed_title = yes # destroy the title e_wre and any kingly titles the Emperor may have collected
}
}
}
on_fail = {
ROOT = {
prestige = -50
}
any_attacker = {
participation_scaled_prestige = -50
}
}
on_reverse_demand = {
ROOT = {
prestige = -100
prisoner = FROM
}
any_attacker = {
participation_scaled_prestige = -100
}
FROM = {
prestige = 50
}
}
attacker_ai_victory_worth = {
factor = -1 # always accept
}
attacker_ai_defeat_worth = {
factor = 100
}
defender_ai_victory_worth = {
factor = -1 # always accept
}
defender_ai_defeat_worth = {
factor = 100
}
}But I've got e_wre defined in landed_titles.txt, and "destroy_landed_title = yes" is used in the vanilla invasion CB that the Mongols use. I ran the Validator too, but those parts should be okay.
A building will disappear if its potential conditions are no longer true. However, trigger conditions can become false after its construction without anything happening to the building.
A province will be a wasteland (like the Sahara) as long as it doesn't have a history file.
Can job titles vary according to culture? Like, if Chancellor Archibald Englishton was replaced by Freiherr Wilhelm von Deutschadler, could he be called Kanzler Wilhelm in-game?
Couldn't you just add in specific characters for all the baronies? If the Irish-Levantine character's only supposed to rule a county or two at the start of the game, it shouldn't be too hard to come up with, what, six or so generic Irish nobles to fill all the baronies, right?
Means it on average takes 3000 months. It could potentially happen in 1, or in 10k.
You can specify specific buildings for specific provinces in the province history files. Look at the province at Byzantium for example to see how this is done.
For more general rules, you set the "start" condition in buildings.txt.
Title history files.
Unless an owner is specified, a character of the province's culture and religion will be generated as a vassal to the province owner.
defines.lua
However, the tech groups are extremely limited, so the only thing he could really do is change the tech of the "other" group to something higher.