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I've never seen an event that contains anything like that, so I don't think there is any way to do it.
Taybaxter said:That would take..A LONG TIME to say the least.....
Thats why I asked >.>
I suppose you could DRASTICALLY increase population growth at the end of a month, and then reduce it back down straight at the beginning of the month using the 'pop_growth_mod' command??
you could make an event that uses the command
pop_growth_modifier
to raise POP growth per month by an amount that would achieve close to that level. The only problem is that it's very difficult to calculate the right number since Life Ratings affect provincial pop growth rates, so different provinces grow at different rates.
So it would require a bit of testing to find the right level that gives the aggregate number a 10% increase per year in POP growth, but should be possible.
pop_growth_modifier
to raise POP growth per month by an amount that would achieve close to that level. The only problem is that it's very difficult to calculate the right number since Life Ratings affect provincial pop growth rates, so different provinces grow at different rates.
So it would require a bit of testing to find the right level that gives the aggregate number a 10% increase per year in POP growth, but should be possible.
write a simple program and let computer to do it then. Or I will write one when I have time. hahaTaybaxter said:That would take..A LONG TIME to say the least.....
SimoneZ said:
I suppose you can in VB, but won't the search parameters be rather long? And I've forgotten the command to open and read a file >.>
I never remember those commands dealing with file operation and I always check the book.sadhukar said:
OHgamer said:
I'm fairly certain that province growth rate maxes out at 0.34% for a 35 life province, no matter how high your growth modifier is.
Why does it need to increase every pop? Why not create pops? For example add siberian pops to a random province:
command = { type = add_pop which = siberian value = 0.1 where = -1 }
0.1 = 40 000 increase in total population.
For example if you have 7 provinces, just make 7 commands and spam as much as you want.
...If you are worried that there might be too many pops, just make a ton of commands with "value = 0.001" and they should merge with the bigger pops. I dunno if this will work but it just came into my mind.
command = { type = add_pop which = siberian value = 0.1 where = -1 }
0.1 = 40 000 increase in total population.
For example if you have 7 provinces, just make 7 commands and spam as much as you want.
...If you are worried that there might be too many pops, just make a ton of commands with "value = 0.001" and they should merge with the bigger pops. I dunno if this will work but it just came into my mind.