Now I am getting this error:
But ca_order_house is definitely a building that exists (in ck2+) and which is verified as working.
But ca_order_house is definitely a building that exists (in ck2+) and which is verified as working.
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More false positives!
terrain= is a valid province scope that can be used to check terrain type.
set_allow_free_revokation is valid and works, despite being commented out in vanilla.
This is a valid node that generates a random spymaster.
This comes from remove_title called on a minor title (such as cupbearer)... which works fine.
This comes from banish = PREV/ROOT/FROM etc which works fine, banishes character to that particular person's court.
Comes from has_claim = d_kiev which once again, works fine.
Same deal as above but with remove_claim
I think you may have forgotten set_variable when fixing variables?
That should be all of them, since I just did a fresh reinstall and ran it through without anything surpressed.
terrain= is a valid province scope that can be used to check terrain type.
set_allow_free_revokation is valid and works, despite being commented out in vanilla.
This is a valid node that generates a random spymaster.
This comes from remove_title called on a minor title (such as cupbearer)... which works fine.
This comes from banish = PREV/ROOT/FROM etc which works fine, banishes character to that particular person's court.
Comes from has_claim = d_kiev which once again, works fine.
Same deal as above but with remove_claim
I think you may have forgotten set_variable when fixing variables?
That should be all of them, since I just did a fresh reinstall and ran it through without anything surpressed.
Just a few more minor things:
This comes up for triggered events that are not called by other events. Again it's redundant since the validator already tells us the event is never called.
I also get a similar error for an event that IS called from cb_types.txt (its an event that fires for all vassals when one of them revolts):
And this error:
For:
Which works fine.
This comes up for triggered events that are not called by other events. Again it's redundant since the validator already tells us the event is never called.
I also get a similar error for an event that IS called from cb_types.txt (its an event that fires for all vassals when one of them revolts):
And this error:
For:
Code:
create_random_priest = {
random_traits = yes
dynasty = ROOT
female = no
}Which works fine.
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Didn't know that. Could be rather useful.
What happens if the title is uncreated, though?
Based on some testing:
FROM seems to be the usurper, not the title-holder. ROOT on the other hand doesn't seem to actually do anything.
Ah, so it'd be used in something like:
allow = {
any_independent_ruler = { opinion = { who = FROM value = 0 } }
}
Although I suppose you could just as well use PREV there. Nonetheless good to know.
allow = {
any_independent_ruler = { opinion = { who = FROM value = 0 } }
}
Although I suppose you could just as well use PREV there. Nonetheless good to know.
The thing with has_landed_title in landed_titles.txt is that you can only specify titles the game has already loaded (further up the file). So if for instance you are doing a check on k_france, you can't put a has_landed_title = d_normandy inside k_france's allow, because it has not yet loaded d_normandy.
You don't need to define allow at the beginning of an entry. Stick it at the end instead.
I personally haven't tested it, but I've seen several modders report that the condition won't show unless after the title it is referencing.It really loads like that? Such an odd way of doing it
I never noticed it was like that myself, have you tested this or is it purely based on linear logic?
Tiny error, but might as well report it anyway:
The holding type in capital letters (E.G., CITY) is valid. (Error reported in cb_types. Line is "holding_type = CITY"
The holding type in capital letters (E.G., CITY) is valid. (Error reported in cb_types. Line is "holding_type = CITY"
That's... pretty much brilliant. I can't believe I didn't think of it.
I am down to only two false positives to report:
For using LIEGE instead of liege (which works fine).
908 is a wasteland province, so should not have a history file.
For using LIEGE instead of liege (which works fine).
908 is a wasteland province, so should not have a history file.
By not giving them a history file (or rather, not giving them an associated title... but Paradox does this by not giving them a history file period).
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I guess the best way for the Validator to do it then, would be to ignore missing history files if the county isn't in landed_titles.
Honestly, if a province that is supposed to have a history file doesn't it will be extremely obvious by the fact that the province will be wasteland... not sure validator needs to check for it at all.
Argh, but I always capitalize all the letters like that whenever ROOT or LIEGE because it makes them stand out better. Trying to make me change my ways... you monster!
Assuming you're using Notepad++, you could make a custom language which would highlight whatever you wanted to.Argh, but I always capitalize all the letters like that because it makes it stand out better. You monster!