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I've started learning and researching EUR+VV's moding possibilities (looking through scripts and code), and I've discovered a lot of untold/hidden things.

Here's a first one: modifying parties' popularity and therefore senate's structure.

senate_influence
Increase/decrease the character's party attraction.
Scope: character
Syntax: senate_influence = x (x = +- 1..)

military_influence
Increase/decrease country's military party attraction.
Scope: country
Syntax: military_influence = x (x = +- 1..)

civic_influence
religious_influence
populist_influence

Each point represent's a percent, and the effects are usually used using attributes modifiers:

# Multiplied by Charisma - 1
charisma_modifier = {
senate_influence = 10
}

Code:
title_tribune_of_the_soldiers = {

	grantable = yes
	grant_limit = 24 
	
	allow = {
		is_female = no 
		country = { government = republic }
		age = 18
		prisoner = no
		NOT = {
			OR = {
				has_title = title_censor
				is_governor = yes
				has_office = religious_tech
				has_office = civic_tech
				has_office = construction_tech
				has_office = naval_tech
				has_office = land_tech
				is_ruler = yes
				is_general = yes
				is_admiral = yes
			}
		}
	}
		
	gain_effect = {
		loyalty = 5
	}
	lose_trigger = {
		OR =  {
			prisoner = yes
			has_title = title_censor
			is_governor = yes
			has_office = religious_tech
			has_office = civic_tech
			has_office = construction_tech
			has_office = naval_tech
			has_office = land_tech
			is_ruler = yes
			is_general = yes
			is_admiral = yes
		 }
	}

	prominence = 5

	# Multiplied by Charisma - 1
	charisma_modifier = {
		senate_influence = 10
		military_influence = 10
	}
}

In the testing example I've granted to the Tribune of Soldiers military title a 10 x (char_charisma - 1) senate influence and a 10 x (char_charisma -1) military party influence, granting the title to two characters (to Marcus Aemilius Paullus, a military party member and to Gaius Fabius Pictor, a religious party member), both with 7 charisma. Bellow you'll find some screenshots illustrating the effects :)
 

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