Tried pretty much everything that I could think of at this point.
event_target:father = {
PREV = {
create_character = {
father = PREV #also try PREVPREV
...Tried it, among with few dozen other things.
Before answering, do you understand how dynasty arms work? If not I'd start there since barony arms are basically an extension of that system. (I can explain them if you don't, but I'd rather not write a heap if you already know. Also, if you don't know it would be helpful to know if you have the ruler designer DLC since its coat of arms section is basically a GUI for that system.)
Well in that case all you have to do is place a coat of arms tag (as used for dynasty coats of arms) within the barony tag. Let's say the barony is b_example. In your landed_titles file you will have a listing for it within whatever county it is in, which itself will be within whatever duchy it's in and so on.
b_example = {
coat_of_arms = {
template = 0
layer = {
texture = 2
texture_internal = 9
emblem = 0
color = 3
color = 1
color = 2
}
religion = "catholic"
}
}
AFAIK adding culture = lithuanian doesn't force those who inherit it to be that culture. Rather it means that randomly generated characters will be of that culture.
Yeah, that's where it goes. I don't see anything obviously wrong with it at the moment. I'll take another look tomorrow.
Alright, thanks for the help mate. I'll attach my full mod in a rar file if it helps.
The only instance in vanilla is in events/wol_seduction_events.txt:
create_character = {
dynasty = none
religion = hellenic_pagan
culture = irish
female = yes
dna="gppniiosfag"
age = 20
}
new_character = {
ROOT = {
random_list = {
50 = {
create_character = {
dynasty = none
religion = ROOT
culture = ROOT
race = PREV
mother = PREV
father = ROOT
female = no
age = 0
trait = bastard
trait = fair
}
new_character = {
save_event_target_as = target_baby
}
}
50 = {
create_character = {
dynasty = none
religion = ROOT
culture = ROOT
race = PREV
mother = PREV
father = ROOT
female = yes
age = 0
trait = bastard
trait = fair
}
new_character = {
save_event_target_as = target_baby
}
}
}
}
death = { death_reason = death_natural }
}That's not an "issue" with OSX or TextEdit. When you save files, you'll notice that TextEdit wants to save in Rich Text format (or worse), not plain text. Before saving, you have to use the 'Format->Make Plain Text' option. Then when you save, you need to change from UTF-8 encoding to 'Windows Latin 1'. This is the 'ANSI(Windows-1252)' encoding the modding page of the wiki specifies (a necessity if you are going to use characters out of the standard ASCII range).
Your issue is that the coats of arms are defined for Catholics but all your characters are Pastafarian. (Been touched by his noodly appendage have you?
) You need to replace the line religion = "catholic" with religion = "pastafarian" in the landed titles file. You also need to duplicate the Christian block in coat_of_arms.txt and replace the line religion_group = "christian" with religion_group = "maryboroughian". (Alternatively, adding the line religion_group = "maryboroughian" to the existing christian group might work too, I'm not sure.)
