adding resources

[Tayran]

Ive been trying to add production of resources to specific provinces. The only command I found suitable was this one:

command = { type = add_prov_resource which = 121 value = 6 where = energy }

But it only increases the efficiency, in percent. Is there some way to just add, say 4 in metal production to a province?

 

[unmerged(58571)]

The displayed message is incorrect; the command works the way you wish.

 

[Tayran]

The displayed message is incorrect; the command works the way you wish.

Allright, thanks.

Also, one more thing. Ive been trying out the wake_team command. To add a nuclear scientist to sweden, via event.
It didnt seem to work when I added the requested scientists ID into it.
The event worked, but it didnt have any effect.
What is the proper way to do it? Must I add the team into the swedish tech team file before?

 

[unmerged(58571)]

Must I add the team into the swedish tech team file before?

I would think so. The USA has a dormant naval yard you could look to for the correct syntax.

 

[HistoryMan]

You must have the tech team set up in the tech teams file first - just give it a start date of 1970, say, to prevent it showing up normally. What the "wake_team" command does is actually set the start date for the team to the year before the current year (IIRC - so if you are in 1937, it sets the start year to 1936, say) - this then allows the tech team to be used from that moment onwards. But you can't activate a team if it wasn't already defined.

Tim

 

[Tayran]

You must have the tech team set up in the tech teams file first - just give it a start date of 1970, say, to prevent it showing up normally. What the "wake_team" command does is actually set the start date for the team to the year before the current year (IIRC - so if you are in 1937, it sets the start year to 1936, say) - this then allows the tech team to be used from that moment onwards. But you can't activate a team if it wasn't already defined.

Tim

Yes, that worked out allright, thanks man!