Probably would help if you post a copy of one of the problem files.
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Interestingly, all 4 of the achievement-related variables are never set, only checked and changed (and they appear to default to 0). It seems relevant that each one is guaranteed to be checked before being changed. It may be that any set *or* check will ensure the variable exists, thus making it safe. A simple thing to do would be to perform a check just before changing, even if the check is useless. This would be more reliable than any MTTH event solution.
Some of the other variable don't *seem* to be guaranteed to be set or checked before changed, but I couldn't follow all the possible logic in a reasonable time.
I've tried that with decisions, and the variables show up completely blank in localisation (not zero, just empty space) unless they've actually been created first with set_variable. Unless, of course, I messed up something when checking that. Could use more testing, I suppose. ...I wish those would show up in charinfo, so I wouldn't have to rely on localisation to check them.
All I know is that I no longer get error messages in error.log after making sure that they get set first, before being changed.
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A question from me: Do you think there is a way to mod something like pilgrimage, like a travel, so that the ruler is technically away (regency)? Like in an event series ... would be great if anyone has an idea.
I believe pilgrimages already require regencies (it has been a while since I played a character going on one, but the trait supposedly requires that), so I suspect you could use a trait with "pilgrimage = yes" for what you want (though that might show up as "X is on pilgrimage" unless you change the localization; I believe some mods change that to "X is away", or the like). Some kind of event series could very likely be written for that, but depending on what you want to happen in these events it might be very easy or very hard.
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Edit: Figured it out.
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Thanks a lot, I already thought of this workaround ... btw, does anybody know why a pligrimage does not start after choosing the decision? How long a char have to wait for it after coosing the dec.?
You need to get a couple of events directly afterwards and then set off after 15 days. It would be possible to set off at once, if desired.
Hey dude, I followed what your code but I'm having problems. The pictures don't show, am I missing something?
Also I'm currently writing in 2.4.5, not sure if that is a contributing factor. I enclosed an example of my work, though I have written quite a few other events with multiple pictures and different conditions (mainly flags), yet none seem to work.
Code:
narrative_event = {
id = "quest.53"
title = "EVTTITLEquest.53" # Choose Your Path
desc = "EVTDESCquest.53" # Four roads lie before you...
is_triggered_only = yes
desc = {
picture = GFX_evt_path_spring
trigger = {
month = 2
NOT = { month = 5 }
}
}
desc = {
picture = GFX_evt_path_summer
trigger = {
month = 5
NOT = { month = 8 }
}
}
desc = {
picture = GFX_evt_path_autumn
trigger = {
month = 8
NOT = { month = 11 }
}
}
desc = {
picture = GFX_evt_path_winter
trigger = {
month = 11
NOT = { month = 2 }
}
}
option = {
name ="EVTOPTAquest.53" # Go North
trigger = { NOT = { has_character_flag = go_north_quest } }
set_character_flag = go_north_quest
narrative_event = { id = quest.54 days = 60 random = 30 }
}
option = {
name ="EVTOPTBquest.53" # Go East
trigger = { NOT = { has_character_flag = go_east_quest } }
set_character_flag = go_east_quest
narrative_event = { id = quest.55 days = 60 random = 30 }
}
option = {
name ="EVTOPTCquest.53" # Go South
trigger = { NOT = { has_character_flag = go_south_quest } }
set_character_flag = go_south_quest
narrative_event = { id = quest.56 days = 60 random = 30 }
}
option = {
name ="EVTOPTDquest.53" # Go West
trigger = { NOT = { has_character_flag = go_west_quest } }
set_character_flag = go_west_quest
narrative_event = { id = quest.57 days = 60 random = 30 }
}
}
I am pretty sure it doesn't work on 2.4.5, I think it is a feature from 2.5 onward as it was definitely in some of the Conclave events
That's the problem, though, there isn't one! Or at least, not that I can find! It's just that for some reason, if I edit c_oshrusana or c_fergana in any way (even if it's changing a line from d_khiva to d_merv or something), the province history doesn't show up in the game at all, with the two provinces being sworn to d_khiva, but with "No Holder" when you mouse over it.
Ah I see, well guess I better do some rewriting lol. Cheers for quick response
If you edit those title history files without ever saving them, then they should affect the game at all.
If you edit those files and save them, *those* are the files I'd need to see. And not just copy the text out of them into a post, I'm looking for the file itself.
Two questions:
1) Is there a command to remove a disease from a province?
2) Is there a condition to test wether a holding is allowed by the holder's government?
1) Is there a command to remove a disease from a province?
2) Is there a condition to test wether a holding is allowed by the holder's government?
is this effect bugged:
Because I've tried it with 'hospital_decisions = { }' and nothing happens.
Code:
add_to_extra_holding = {
type = hospital
building = leper_colony_1
}Because I've tried it with 'hospital_decisions = { }' and nothing happens.
This is (probably) a really basic question, but how does one go about adding culture-specific names for different titles? Not specific landed titles, but the tier itself. Like how Iranian-culture characters have Shahanshahs, Shahs, and Satraps instead of Emperors, Kings, and Dukes.
Add localiation tags like emperor_<culture/culture_group>, etc. For women you need emperor_female_<culture/culture_group> (reigning) and emperor_consort_<culture/culture_group> (spouses of the title holder). You might also want empire_of_<culture/culture_group> and similar to rename the title (e.g. Sultanate of Egypt instead of Kingdom of Egypt for Arabic rulers), and a <city/temple/tribal>_ prefix if you want to rename doges, temple holders, or tribal rulers.
New and quick question: Are there province or even holding modifiers, and where can they be found in the files?
Oh, and a second question: I cannot find a list of all possible event effects / triggers / modifiers ... used to have one for "CK 1", so I look out for something like that in part 2.
Oh, and a second question: I cannot find a list of all possible event effects / triggers / modifiers ... used to have one for "CK 1", so I look out for something like that in part 2.
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