Assuming the player character is the ROOT:
Code:
e_byzantium = {
holder_scope = {
reverse_opinion = {
who = ROOT
value = 60
}
}
}-
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Not without creating custom fonts for the game to use, which would change what characters are available for use *everywhere* in the game. And I don't believe there's room in the font to have both European & Cyrillic at the same time.
It's unfortunate that the devs didn't include unicode support…
Is it possible to add rebellious realm (something like rebellion for independence) on sometime of the start date?
How does the AI pick which artifact to equip?
I assumed it's by quality but I have the AI using a quality 2 artifact when he has another quality 4 artifact for the same slot.
I assumed it's by quality but I have the AI using a quality 2 artifact when he has another quality 4 artifact for the same slot.
What is different between "usurp_title_plus_barony_if_unlanded", "usurp_title_plus_barony_if_unlanded_and_vassals" and "usurp_title_plus_barony_if_unlanded_and_vassals_no_adj" ?
I am trying to create the perfect wife for each one of my male family members by using event WoL.5065 to get a woman of the same culture and faith, and then editing her traits. Rather than type 20 console commands for each wife to add her traits, I am trying to use the 'run' command with a text file of the console commands in it. I get confirmation that the text file executes but nothing happens, so I was wondering if anyone knows where I'm going wrong.
Here is what my text file contains:
Where I replace 'x' with the character ID of the lady that pops up from event WoL.5065. I have also tested with simple commands like 'cash #', but still no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.
Here is what my text file contains:
Code:
remove_trait intricate_webweaver x
add_trait midas_touched x
add_trait genius x
add_trait strong x
add_trait fertile x
add_trait tall x
add_trait perceptive x
add_trait imposing x
add_trait agile x
add_trait ambidextrous x
add_trait melodious_voice x
add_trait master_warrior x
add_trait robust x
add_trait shrewd x
add_trait hedonist x
add_trait zealous x
add_trait honest x
add_trait just x
add_trait charitable xWhere I replace 'x' with the character ID of the lady that pops up from event WoL.5065. I have also tested with simple commands like 'cash #', but still no luck.
Any help would be appreciated.
I'm trying to create an event that only fires at game-start and only affects apical ancestors. I've come up with the following:
My reasoning is that apical ancestors should have no in-game ancestry (i.e., no parents, grandparents, etc.), but do have posterity of their own. Does this look correct?
Code:
trigger = {
is_save_game = no
any_character = {
is_lowborn = no
mother_even_if_dead = { always = no }
true_father_even_if_dead = { always = no }
has_children = yes
}
}My reasoning is that apical ancestors should have no in-game ancestry (i.e., no parents, grandparents, etc.), but do have posterity of their own. Does this look correct?
I don't think any_character includes dead ones... I'm also not sure if events can fire for dead characters (they are probably not even checked for them). What you could do is having an onstart event like this:
Code:
character_event = {
id = YOURMOD.1000
hide_window = yes
only_playable = yes
is_triggered_only = yes
trigger = {
is_save_game = no
c_osterreich = { #triggers for the owner of a single province so that it triggers only once
owner = { character = ROOT }
}
}
immediate = {
any_character = { #any living character
apical_ancestor_effect = yes #checks if the character is an apical ancestor and if so does the appropriate effects; if not, checks the character's ancestors until the apical ancestor is found
}
}
}And with a scripted effect like this:
Code:
apical_ancestor_effect = { #character scope
if = {
limit = {
is_lowborn = no
NOT = { has_character_flag = apical_ancestor_effects_done } #so that the effects aren't applied multiple times to the same apical ancestor
}
if = {
limit = { #if is apical ancestor, do the appropriate effects
mother_even_if_dead = { always = no }
true_father_even_if_dead = { always = no }
has_children = yes
}
#insert apical ancestor effects here
set_character_flag = apical_ancestor_effects_done
} else = { #if isn't an apical ancestor, check higher up in the character's family tree
mother_even_if_dead = { apical_ancestor_effect = yes }
true_father_even_if_dead = { apical_ancestor_effect = yes }
}
}
}I don't think so - if the scope skips dead characters then they won't be checked for conditions at all.
I found this old thread, which seems to indicate that is_alive = no can in fact be used to check dead characters.
Copy from my thread:
So I was playing as the Saxons and decided to convert a Skjoldung (or whatever) to Saxon. And succeeded. So I thought to myself that I should rename their dynasty, since they do have an Anglo-Saxon name: Scylding. So I did. By it broke their historical CoA, which was to be expected. I thought I'd change it though a save-edit, but i encountered a problem: if the CoA religion is Catholic, the whole dynasty goes Catholic for no reason, and if it's Germanic then the CoA is Germanic thus not the preset one. Anyone knows how to change it properly?
P. S. Tried copying code from a fresh save, same thing.
P. P. S. Tried removing set_coat_of_arms=yes too.
P. P. P. S. Also tried removing the religion line, they still go Catholic.
So I was playing as the Saxons and decided to convert a Skjoldung (or whatever) to Saxon. And succeeded. So I thought to myself that I should rename their dynasty, since they do have an Anglo-Saxon name: Scylding. So I did. By it broke their historical CoA, which was to be expected. I thought I'd change it though a save-edit, but i encountered a problem: if the CoA religion is Catholic, the whole dynasty goes Catholic for no reason, and if it's Germanic then the CoA is Germanic thus not the preset one. Anyone knows how to change it properly?
Code:
102013=
{
name="Scylding"
culture="norse"
religion="norse_pagan"
coat_of_arms=
{
data={0 8 0 5 0 0 0}
religion="catholic"
}
set_coat_of_arms=yes
}P. S. Tried copying code from a fresh save, same thing.
P. P. S. Tried removing set_coat_of_arms=yes too.
P. P. P. S. Also tried removing the religion line, they still go Catholic.
Code:
102013=
{
coat_of_arms=
{
data={0 8 0 5 0 0 0}
religion="catholic"
}
set_coat_of_arms=yes
}
Code:
102013=
{
name="Skjцldung"
culture="norse"
religion="norse_pagan"
coat_of_arms=
{
data=
{
0 8 0 5 0 0 0 }
religion="catholic"
}The commands are run as Script Commands, not console commands. Try this instead :
Code:
c_XYZ = {
add_trait = midas_touched
add_trait = genius
add_trait = strong
add_trait = fertile
add_trait = tall
add_trait = perceptive
add_trait = imposing
add_trait = agile
add_trait = ambidextrous
add_trait = melodious_voice
add_trait = master_warrior
add_trait = robust
add_trait = shrewd
add_trait = hedonist
add_trait = zealous
add_trait = honest
add_trait = just
add_trait = charitable
}change XYZ to the ID of the wife, but make sure you leave the c_ part there; it should then scope to her and add the traits.
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Is it possible to make a CB that targets any province of a certain realm? My attempts so far have not worked--I get the 'declare war' option on the Province Holder, but can't attack because they are not Independent; and when I go to their top liege, the 'declare war' option is not there at all.
It can of course, that's the entire purpose of the condition, the question is whether the scope will even go through dead characters to check them in the first place. In that thread the person asking the question was using that condition in the event trigger directly, not within an any_character scope as you wanted to. There's also no information on how he was triggering the event in the first place; apparently through an on_action, but it doesn't say which one.
In any case, if you think it should work why don't you just try it?
is_alive = no is only useful if the list itself collects dead characters to begin with, which I am 99% sure any_character does not do, imagine how even more resource intensive that list would be if it did.
That's what I imagined... it would be tremendously expensive performance-wise if the scope did that, and I imagine that for most (or all) on action events dead characters aren't checked either, similarly for performance reasons.
I wanted to create Titular Kingdom of Cilicia and use Rubenid coat of arms as its flag. How can I do this? I need to define title in landed_titles.txt and add k_cilicia.tga into flags directory?
how does exactly is_councillor works? Does it check if the character has any voting title (even custom added ones) or it is hard-coded for standard ones?
Is the Varangian Guard coded to either be Norse pagan or orthodox? I've fumbled around with force converting commands but they only actually convert to orthodoxy. If so, is it possible to mod it so that they can be converted to any religion, or is it hardcoded for whatever reason?