Can't Add Candidate Score to Rightful Heir Under Primogeniture

[Divine]

Hmm not having the time to try it out by myself it seems like it could be a problem where nested FROM-scopes are transferable. So the inner "who = FROM" is actually pointing towards the FROMFROMFROM-scope (from the original scope setups perspective). This can be solved by using "who = ROOT_FROM". Try that out and see if it helps anything.

 

[Divine]

Also for 3.0.1 the list of potential characters for both electors and nominated characters will be expanded a bit.
Currently 3.0.1 includes the following:
Dynastic characters of the current ruler,
De jure vassals of the title,
De facto vassals of the title,
De jure lieges of the title,
Direct (1-step) De facto liege's vassals + court,
All De facto lieges.
Religious Head of the current ruler,
Spouses of the current ruler,
Claimants of the title,
Courtiers of the current ruler,
All characters that has any cached traits (this can be a bit tricky so make sure that your characters are relevant to your title in some way, for vanilla the traits relevant are the Hajj/pilgrimage traits - but it's pretty powerful since it's basically a universal character list with hidden cached traits)

 

[Divine]

This is however as long as you don't use tanistry or elective gavelkind as base for your elective laws. Then only the dynastic characters of the current ruler are valid nominations.

 

[Divine]

I'm looking forward to see creative elective laws being created by people.

 

[Divine]

Can you clarified on thw cached traits thing? Will we be able to specify the cached traits relevant to a given law? Or do all laws have to be hampered with a global lists of all caches traits regardless of which cached trait a character has?

All laws will evaluate every character with a cached trait. So if you don't care about those characters then just make sure your triggers have some conditions that still require them to be relevant to the realm or be relevant for other reasons. And if you're tagging them specifically then just have another clause in your dis-junction with that specific trait.
eg

OR = {
    AND = {
        <interesting character in the realm>
    }
    AND = {
        <interesting family member>
    }
    AND = {
        <interesting councillor>
    }
}

OR = {
    AND = {
        <interesting character in the realm>
    }
    AND = {
        <interesting family member>
    }
    AND = {
        <interesting councillor>
    }
    trait = my_cached_elector_trait
}