When I want to make a an alliance or war or something like that I can only make the upper area of the alliance, an when I press add at the down area of the alliance it just says Aden whatever country I say... Can anyone please help me with that? 
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Can you explain a little clearer? please...?
If I got it right, you have a problem with the leaders of the alliance or what?
Th :rofl:
If I got it right, you have a problem with the leaders of the alliance or what?
Th :rofl:
funkyzafara said:
I still do not seem to understand what you mean; These are the ways alliances work:
Country a invites Country b into a MILITARY ALLIANCE.Country b accepts.
Thus, Country a is the leader of the alliance, and can invite more countries, if hey do not already have an alliance with somebody else.
Country b cannot invite new countries to join the alliance, but can leave the alliance with Country a, to form or join one with, say... Country c.
If Country d wants to be in an alliance with Country a, but Country b is already in one, Country d cannot CREATE NEW ALLIANCE with either of them, but can JOIN ALLIANCE when clicking on Country a.
Country b is then a "side-effect" of the alliance, a little helper on the side. Country d cannot get rid of Country b as long as it is in Country a&b's alliance.
IF Country a wants to get rid of Country b or d, they can do so, by clicking BAN FROM ALLIANCE. This gives them a Casus Belli agaist Country a for i think 12 months.
I think that's all there is to it. Happy gaming!
Th :rofl:
I'm assuming you want to use the scenario editor to make alliances - I don't use it myself so I can't help you, except by translating your question for others to read
funkyzafara: I have experienced that same problem.
I have found that the only way to make alliances is to do them manually.
This would be a vassalization:
alliance = {
id = { type = 6000 id = 1 }
type = vassalization
startdate = { year = 900 month = january day = 0 }
expirydate = { year = 1152 month = january day = 1 }
participant = { CAL ARM }
}
Where Armenia is a vassal of the Kaliphate.
Put this in the globaldata section of the scenario you want to edit.
If you want an RM, replace vassalization with dynasticalliance. If you want a military alliance, put militaryalliance where the first nation tag is the alliance leader.
Don't forget to add appropriate start dates and end dates, and every alliance must have a different id number.
I have found that the only way to make alliances is to do them manually.
This would be a vassalization:
alliance = {
id = { type = 6000 id = 1 }
type = vassalization
startdate = { year = 900 month = january day = 0 }
expirydate = { year = 1152 month = january day = 1 }
participant = { CAL ARM }
}
Where Armenia is a vassal of the Kaliphate.
Put this in the globaldata section of the scenario you want to edit.
If you want an RM, replace vassalization with dynasticalliance. If you want a military alliance, put militaryalliance where the first nation tag is the alliance leader.
Don't forget to add appropriate start dates and end dates, and every alliance must have a different id number.
Yeah it is in the Scenario Editor I mean.
But there must be an easier way to do it.
Please, I can't use any of the current answers...
But there must be an easier way to do it.
Please, I can't use any of the current answers...
Some things just can't be done with the Scenario Editor. That's one reason why most modders use text editors instead.funkyzafara said: