Cultural change

[luitzen]

condition = { type = owner
	condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
}

Why is the above twice in the code (same for other religions)? Does it do anything different when mentioned twice?

condition = { type = and
					condition = { type = to
						condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						condition = { type = owner
							condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						}
						condition = { type = owner
							condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						}
					}
					condition = { type = from
						condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						condition = { type = owner
							condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						}
					}
				}

 

[zachhcaz22]

It has to do with where it's being sent from and where it's being sent to. Both have to be Orthodox Christian, hence being mentioned twice, if I'm reading it correctly.

 

[Veldmaarschalk]

It has to do with where it's being sent from and where it's being sent to. Both have to be Orthodox Christian, hence being mentioned twice, if I'm reading it correctly.

Correct, the first condition says 'to' and the other says 'from'.

Or if you are talking about this entry, then it indeed looks like a double (so useless) condition.

condition = { type = to
						condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						condition = { type = owner
							condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }
						}
						[COLOR="Lime"]condition = { type = owner
							condition = { type = religion value = orthodox }[/COLOR]						}
					}