You might want to use code tags rather than quote tags next time if you want to keep the tabs in the right place
Might start by fixing the errors in your version of the event before suggesting what I would do.
Code:
country_event = { #You sure you want it as a country_event?
id = 99002
trigger = {
random_country = { #Not needed. It's a country_event, so it will already fire for a "random country" that fits the trigger requirements.
limit = { #Not needed. Limits are only used for effects rather than triggers.
ai = no
not = { tag = this } #Not entirely sure what this is for.
}
}
NOT = { exists = PAN }
113 = { controlled_by = XXX } #Controlled by whom?
not = { has_country_flag = pannonian_nation }
year = 573
}
mean_time_to_happen = { days = 1 }
title = "Pannonii has formed into a nation!"
desc = "The Pannonian tribes have formed a confederacy."
option = {
name = "This is good to know."
PAN = {
add_core = 113
}
113 = { secede_province = PAN }
set_country_flag = pannonian_nation
}
}
So, if I understand you correctly, you're trying to get the event to fire if province 113 is uncolonised? I don't think an event can fire for the barbarian country, but you can get one to fire for a neighbouring country. I'd do it more like this:
Code:
country_event = {
id = 99002
trigger = {
NOT = { exists = PAN }
113 = {
NOT = { owned_by = THIS }
any_neighbor_province = { owned_by = THIS } #This all ensures that province 113 is on your borders, but not owned by you.
}
any_neighbor_country = {
NOT = { owns = 113 } #This ensures that province 113 is not owned by any of your neighbours either, guaranteeing that it's an uncolonised province.
}
year = 573
ai = no #I presume you only wanted this event to fire for the player, so I kept this here. If you want it to fire for any country, just remove the line.
}
mean_time_to_happen = { days = 1 }
title = "Pannonii has formed into a nation!"
desc = "The Pannonian tribes have formed a confederacy."
option = {
name = "This is good to know."
PAN = {
add_core = 113
}
113 = { secede_province = PAN }
}
}
I removed the country flags since they weren't really needed (in fact, I'm not completely sure why the new_nations events even have them, but I haven't really thought about it too hard), as the "NOT = { exists = PAN }" line should have the same effect.
So try that event and manually fire it from the console, see if it works.
