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The time switches are based on the names of the portraitTypes, you can use the early and late sprite layers at any time.
Our start date is 1257 and I've changed the values in defines like this:
I think that should be enough to use both sprite layers but still there are only early sprites for both saxongfx/frankishgfx and westerngfx. So no, changing the years didn't help me to use both of them.
Code:
NDefines.NCharacter.EARLY_PORTRAIT_AND_UNIT_BEFORE_YEAR = 1453
NDefines.NCharacter.LATE_PORTRAIT_AND_UNIT_AFTER_YEAR = 1200I think that should be enough to use both sprite layers but still there are only early sprites for both saxongfx/frankishgfx and westerngfx. So no, changing the years didn't help me to use both of them.
I feel like I'm close, but something isn't tying together correctly. I just want to confirm, so in the fields that say things like long_desc = "DEATH_SACRIFICED", am I replacing that DEATH_SACRIFICED field with my own entry, or is that a hardcoded entry I'm not allowed to touch? I think I'm supposed to leave it alone. Right now the game is saying "Was sacrificed to the gods by unknown." What am I missing here? Right now I have:
Localisation:
death_sacrificed_lilith = Sacrificed by Lilith for failing his birth trial. x
00_scripted_triggers:
death_sacrificed_trigger = {
OR = {
death_reason = death_sacrificed
death_reason = death_sacrificed_norse
death_reason = death_sacrificed_ancestors
death_reason = death_sacrificed_lilith # Failed his birth trial and was sacrificed to Lilith.
}
}death_reason = death_sacrificed
death_reason = death_sacrificed_norse
death_reason = death_sacrificed_ancestors
death_reason = death_sacrificed_lilith # Failed his birth trial and was sacrificed to Lilith.
}
lilith_deaths.txt
death_sacrificed_lilith = {
long_desc = "DEATH_SACRIFICED"
}lilith_birth_events.txt:
FROM = { death = { death_reason = death_sacrificed_lilith } }
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You need to give it your own long desc as that is what displays when you hover over the skull, the coded entry is not something localised
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Is there a way to removing holding slots? 2.6 has added add_holding slot = number, but using negatives values don't remove slots, and the command remove_holding_slot doesn't seem to have been added. Any other way around?
Does anyone have an idea on what could be causing every feudal realm to go nomad in 2.5.2? It is due to looking at someone else's code, so I don't know what could had been changed and the Validator's government errors don't seem related.
Hey guys, how I should write this trigger? I didn't found any useful trigger :c
It will be good?
Code:
AND = {
culture = someculture
province with someculture is in de jure k_somekingdom
}It will be good?
Code:
is_located_in = k_ireland
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For what it's worth, remember that numbers come before capital letters in ASCII. This isn't a problem in overriding vanilla localization files, but could be for other mods.
Can anyone see anything wrong with this code:
The events it triggers being:
At the moment c_anjou is becoming independent, as well as c_tourraine, the bastard trait is also not being added, which tells me that something is wrong with my scoping (i think). (I replaced d_anjou with d_neustrian_march, for a more historical Neustria.)
Code:
decisions = {
form_normandy = {
is_high_prio = yes
potential = {
OR = {
culture_group = north_germanic
culture = norman
}
NOT = { has_global_flag = normandy_created }
d_normandy = {
has_holder = no
}
}
allow = {
has_landed_title = c_arques
OR = {
has_landed_title = c_evreux
has_landed_title = c_avranches
has_landed_title = c_mortain
has_landed_title = c_bayeux
has_landed_title = c_coustance
has_landed_title = c_vexin
has_landed_title = c_eu
}
}
effect = {
hidden_tooltip = {
narrative_event = { id = norman.1 }
any_playable_ruler = {
limit = {
tier = COUNT
liege = {
has_landed_title = d_neustrian_march
}
}
add_trait = bastard #just to check if the event decision is working, will remove later
set_defacto_liege = k_france
}
}
set_global_flag = normandy_created
primary_title = {
d_normandy = {
activate_title = { title = THIS status = yes }
grant_title = ROOT
copy_title_laws = PREV
make_primary_title = yes
set_defacto_liege = k_france
}
}
}
revoke_allowed = {
always = no
}
ai_will_do = {
factor = 1
}
}
}The events it triggers being:
Code:
narrative_event = {
id = norman.1
is_triggered_only = yes
hide_window = yes
immediate = {
d_neustrian_march = {
holder_scope = {
character_event = { id = norman.2 }
}
destroy_landed_title = THIS
}
activate_title = { title = d_neustrian_march status = no }
}
option = {
name = OK
}
}
character_event = {
id = norman.2
is_triggered_only = yes
hide_window = yes
immediate = {
ROOT = {
set_defacto_liege = k_france
}
}
option = {
name = OK
}
}At the moment c_anjou is becoming independent, as well as c_tourraine, the bastard trait is also not being added, which tells me that something is wrong with my scoping (i think). (I replaced d_anjou with d_neustrian_march, for a more historical Neustria.)
@Sevgart:
@ogarrr :
I think the problem is that you're setting the de facto liege before destroying the title. Save the holder as an event target, and set de facto liege after destroying and deactivating the title.
Code:
AND = {
culture = x
location = { #province where current scoped character is located
culture = x
de_jure_liege_or_above = k_y
}
}@ogarrr :
I think the problem is that you're setting the de facto liege before destroying the title. Save the holder as an event target, and set de facto liege after destroying and deactivating the title.
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I think you can simply use kingdom = k_ireland (although I always forget wether that will check if it's in ireland de jure or de facto).
Edit: ninja'd
Edit 2: Is there a way to force a character portrait to show in a character event without being FROM, FROMFROM, FROMFROMFROM, etc? I'm writing an event chain about a couple of characters, protagonist and antagonist, with protagonist being the player, and I want to send events only to the player while showing antagonist's face, without actually pinging to antagonist each other event. Is that possible?
So add a title or character flag, presumably?
I think you're right, tried it out without destroying the title and the bastard trait was added (so my scopes were correct) What I'll probably do is set the defacto liege of all d_neustrian_march's vassals and then destroy the title on a delay, perhaps with a narrative event stating that is now a redundant title (as happened historically).
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Actually, it needs to be kingdom = { title = k_ireland }, since kingdom is a scope. I believe it's de jure.
@richvh @ngppgn @DC123456789
I think I don't get it guys. Im dumb, sorry :CC
Here is whole trigger for my province event:
I think I don't get it guys. Im dumb, sorry :CC
Here is whole trigger for my province event:
Code:
trigger = {
year = 900
NOT = { year = 1150 }
OR = {
AND = {
culture = irish
culture = scottish
culture = pictish
culture = welsh
owner = {
OR = {
culture = norse
culture = norsegael
}
}
}
AND = {
culture = norse
DE JURE IRELAND
}
}
}Try this:
Code:
trigger = {
year = 900
NOT = { year = 1150 }
OR = {
AND = {
culture = irish
culture = scottish
culture = pictish
culture = welsh
owner = {
OR = {
culture = norse
culture = norsegael
}
}
}
AND = {
culture = norse
kingdom = {
title = k_ireland
}
}
}
}
Code:
AND = {
culture = x
culture = y
}
Is there anything specific to do when modding sound files? I added a death reason (that works correctly, shows the right text etc) and added a
Then I added that sound into the sound.sfx file and linked a .wav-file, but the game still plays the generic death sound.
Code:
sound_list = {
male = {
"testsound"
}
female = {
"testsound"
}
}Then I added that sound into the sound.sfx file and linked a .wav-file, but the game still plays the generic death sound.