command de_jure_liege adds Duchies to Kingdom title but not Kingdom to Empire titles.

[stars2heaven]

I've been working on scripts that add both duchy titles to kingdom titles and kingdom to empires. I had success with the former but, when using the same scripts for the latter, they didn't seem to do anything.

This is an example of the option section of the event that triggers to make your kingdom the de jure liege of your duchy. This works fine.

option = {
		name = "EVTOPTA66669"
		if = {
			limit = {
				tier = KING
			}
			primary_title = {
				ROOT = {
					any_demesne_title = { 
						limit = { 
							tier = DUKE
						}
						de_jure_liege = PREVPREV
					}
                               }
                    }
          }
}

Here is an example of the portion that is supposed to make your empire the de jure liege of a kingdom.

option = {
		name = "EVTOPTA66669"
		
		if = { 
			limit = { 
				tier = EMPEROR 
			}
			primary_title = {
				ROOT = { 
					any_realm_title = {
						limit = { 
							tier = KING
							}
					de_jure_liege = PREVPREV	
					}	
				}
			}
		}
	}

They both work off of the exact same trigger for the event. When the one for the duchy fires, whatever duchies there are become part of the kingdom. Whenever the one for the kingdom fires, an option shows that you can click but nothing happens.

If this is a bug could it be fixed please? If it is not a bug could it be...fixed, please?

 

[Maui]

I'm not much of a CK2 scripter... But I can see that those two scripts do not have the same functions.

Unless "any_realm_title" and "any_demesne_title" are the same thing.

 

[stars2heaven]

any_realm_title will scope out any title in your entire realm, including those owned by vassals, and the other scopes only what you have in your personal demesne. The difference here is not important. You could even swap them and the results would be the same. The trigger that they have that is identical comes before this. I didn't post it as it's also not important. It only fires the event.