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Manaloth

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So, I was just gonna let this ride and not ask about it, but i've done this a few times now so I figure it can't hurt to ask, but how would I go about turning the "Version warning" rule off after I start my game?
 
You can try to change the event so that it does not trigger
By default, the event is this, in maintenance_events.txt:
Code:
#Check for CK2 version
long_character_event = {
    id = maintenance.19
    picture = "GFX_fire_obsessed"
    
    is_triggered_only = yes
    ai = no
    
    desc = {
        text = "EVTDESCmaintenance.19"
        trigger = {
            OR = {
                has_secret_religion = yes
                has_secret_religion = no
            }
        }
    }
    desc = { #defintely not using the right CK2 version
        text = "EVTDESCmaintenance.19B"
        trigger = {
            NOR = {
                has_secret_religion = yes
                has_secret_religion = no
            }
        }
    }
    
    trigger = {
        supported_checksum = no
        has_game_rule = {
            name = ck2_version_warning
            value = on
        }
    }

    option = {
        name = "OK"
    }
}

At the trigger = { part,
you can just comment out the code, and it should not trigger any more.

It would be like this:
Code:
trigger = {
// supported_checksum = no
// has_game_rule = {
//      name = ck_version_warning
//      value = on
// }
}
 
By bad; I forgot that # is the comment, because I am used to Java comments. You could also delete the trigger, but it is very sloppy and can't be undone easily
 
Alternatively, you could edit it into your save file.

Code:
CK2txt
    version=...
    date=...
    player=
    {
        id=...
        type=...
    }
    player_realm="..."
    is_zeus_save=...
    game_rules=
    {
        ck2_version_warning="off"
    }
    game_speed=...
    mapmode=...
    blah blah blah