Hmm in that case it is likely something in decision file or how you set up the file itself. Upload the actual files as otherwise you are probably not going to get anything useful.
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Alright then. I'll upload the decision and offmap power file.
Hi. I'm making a mod, and I'm a bit confused about holdings. I have this problem
For example, let's say the province history file is:
When I run the game though, they always get built in the order of writing, regardless of what type is written. For example, I build a temple, and it gets the name 'randomcastle'. Any idea how to fix it?
For example, let's say the province history file is:
Code:
b_tribal
#b_randomcastle = castle
#b_randomcity = city
#b_randomtemple = templeWhen I run the game though, they always get built in the order of writing, regardless of what type is written. For example, I build a temple, and it gets the name 'randomcastle'. Any idea how to fix it?
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Pretty sure that is not possible,unless the holdings are prebuilt in history the game just picks the first free holding name in landed titles for the county. Those three extra holdings lines in landed titles arent doing anything, they are commented out so the game doesn't read the line.
oh. I had a feeling the game was giving the holdings names based on their type... Well, it sucks then.
Wait, but why does it specify the type of the holding then? I mean why are they all written as "#b_randomcastle = castle" instead of just "#b_randomcastle"?
Do patricians in a merchant republic with no title other than their family one count as rulers for the condition is_ruler = yes?
It's just a reference for the coder. There's no actual code reason it needs to be there.
How does has_law work? e.g. say I'm k_bohemia under e_hre and test has_law = x. Does this test if I myself have tha law, or wether I'm under it (i.e wether my liege title has the law). And if it's the former, does it always return false for courtiers?
I believe has_law checks if the title currently scoped to has the law.
Got it.
Further question: is government_flavor's trigger in character or title scope?
When I activate two mods, which history-file will be used?
To be concrete: I have one nod history file for the province of 449 - Osterreich with starting buildings, and one mod without those buildings. Ingame, there are no new buildings.
To be concrete: I have one nod history file for the province of 449 - Osterreich with starting buildings, and one mod without those buildings. Ingame, there are no new buildings.
If you're talking about common\government_flavor, the triggers are based on characters, as far as I can tell.
The whole "forts/trading posts getting demolished when sieged" mechanic, is that something that can be adjusted or disabled via event? I would like to have them occupied instead.
Any way to make the option fire on adjacent counties only if can include within one sea zone great if not i will take it as good enough.
so in my mod there is only one duchy d_everything i want to dynamically create duchies without bordergore.
this event creates a duchy tribe when a nomad controls 3 counties (everyone starts as nomads.).
By fire i mean can include eithor/or changes to potential or effect as long as it helps minimize bordergore.
Code:
namespace = newBeginning
narrative_event = {
picture = GFX_evt_victory_arch_byzantine
id = newBeginning.1
desc = EVTDESCnewBeginning.1
title = EVTTLEnewBeginning.1
only_playable = yes
trigger = {
num_of_count_titles = 3
independent = yes
is_nomadic = yes
}
mean_time_to_happen = {
months = 1
}
option = {
name = EVTOPTAnewBeginning.1
prestige = 100
set_government_type = tribal_government
capital_scope = {
create_title = {
tier = DUKE
landless = no
temporary = no
custom_created = yes
culture = ROOT
holder = ROOT
base_title = THIS
copy_title_laws = yes
}
}
any_demesne_title = {
limit ={
tier = DUKE
}
holder_scope = {
any_demesne_title = {
limit = {
de_jure_liege = d_everything
tier = COUNT
}
de_jure_liege = PREVPREV
}
}
}
}
}so in my mod there is only one duchy d_everything i want to dynamically create duchies without bordergore.
this event creates a duchy tribe when a nomad controls 3 counties (everyone starts as nomads.).
By fire i mean can include eithor/or changes to potential or effect as long as it helps minimize bordergore.
I've encountered another little problem. When I'm creating new provinces, I can easily set the terrain in province_setup file. But, when I'm trying to change the terrain of the existing ones, it doesn't work for some reason.
province_setup is only supposed to be used for setting the terrain in savegames IIRC. To change the terrain you're supposed to use the province history file (of course, both should be consistent anyways).
Is it possible to localise bishop titles based on culture? If so, how would I do so?
Is there an easy way to make an event trigger only once?
If not is it possible to use the following as a pre-trigger:
Also how does mod load order work in this game?
If not is it possible to use the following as a pre-trigger:
Code:
NOT = { has_global_flag = example }
- Global flags (or province flags, or title flags, or (if you can guarantee that they are alive) character flags) are the best way to ensure that an event only will fire once.
- I don't believe NOT blocks can go into the pre-triggers, but you can put in in the trigger block.
- Not sure, I don't tend to use multiple mods that could interfere with one another at the same time.