SPOUSE_FINDER_RELEVANCE defines in NMarriage are involved ?
Thanks a lot for your answer !
SPOUSE_SCORE defines mentioned by Tatterhood work as I hope they do, I can fix my issue easily by making the maluses from age bigger. Then my problem is that it's hard to test if it actually worked.
# Compare the age of the ROOT character to that of his primary spouse, and trigger TRUE if he's older than her
age > primary_spouse.age
# Compare the age of two characters who have præviously been saved as named scopes with save_scope_as, and trigger TRUE if the first isn't older
scope:first_character.age <= scope.second_character.ageage_plus_5, age_plus_10, age_plus_25, age_minus_5, age_minus_10, and age_minus_25:—# Is the recipient of a character interaction no more than 10 years older than the character sending it?
scope:recipient.age <= scope:actor.age_plus_10
# Is the ROOT character more than 25 years older than his primary spouse‽
age > primary_spouse.age_plus_25# Is the ROOT character more than one year older than another præviously-saved character?
age > { value = scope:some_other_character.age add = 1 }
# Is the ROOT character at least twice as old as his primary spouse‽
age >= { value = primary_spouse.age multiply = 2 }
effect = {
save_scope_as = scan_finn_former
trigger_event = form_gf.0003
show_as_tooltip = {
reclaim_scandinavia_effect = yes
}
add_to_global_variable_list = {
name = unavailable_unique_decisions
target = flag:flag_scandinavia_finns_decision
}
set_global_variable = {
name = scan_finn_formed_decision
value = scope:scan_finn_former
}
add_character_modifier = { modifier = reclaimer_of_scandinavia_modifier }
dynasty = {
add_dynasty_modifier = {
modifier = reclaimer_of_scandinavia_dynasty_modifier
}
}
}
}form_gf.0001 = {
type = character_event
title = form_gf.0001.t
desc = form_gf.0001.desc
theme = martial
right_portrait = {
character = root
animation = personality_rational
}
option = {
name = form_gf.0001.a
}
option = {
name = form_gf.0001.b
}
}
form_gf.0003 = {
type = character_event
title = form_gf.0003.t
desc = form_gf.0003.desc
theme = martial
right_portrait = {
character = root
animation = personality_arrogant
}
immediate = {
reclaim_scandinavia_effect = yes
}
option = {
name = form_gf.0003.a
if = {
limit = { has_any_nickname = yes }
remove_nickname = yes
}
give_nickname = nick_child_of_ukko
}
}
I would like to get the name of the barony and the county to be displayed in the building's description. That is, if the county and barony in question change their names due to the holder being of a different culture, then the description's depiction of those names should automatically accomodate that.
c_skane seems to indicate), you can certainly refer to any specific title's dynamic name using code along the lines of [GetTitleByKey('c_skane').GetName].
[14:50:05][jomini_script_system.cpp:262]: Script system error!
Error: change_variable effect [ Variable not of the 'value' scope type. Type: empty ]
Script location: file: events/story_cycles/story_cycle_hunt_mystical_animal_events.txt; hunt_mystical_animal_immediate_effect line: 20 file: events/story_cycles/story_cycle_hunt_mystical_animal_events.txt line: 58 immediate = {
hunt_mystical_animal_immediate_effect = {
EVENT_NUMBER = 1001
ENCOUNTER = yes
}
}
And the faulty line:
save_temporary_scope_value_as = {
name = encounter
value = flag:$ENCOUNTER$
}Thanks for the tip! Though unfortunately, this seems to crash the game. The error.log file doesn't display anything faulty, but it's safe to assume that the string is causing it since I used no other mods than my own.
# localization/english/replace/test_l_english.yml
l_english:
building_type_buddhas_of_bamian_01_desc:1 "BEFORE [GetTitleByKey('b_bamiyan').GetName] AFTER"localization/english/some_file_l_english.yml (or other-language equivalent)? That's the only thing I can really think of that might cause different behavior.
Could you elaborate on what you mean by 'building definition file'? And when you say 'localization key', do you mean creating a custom localization string?
building_<key>_desc, where <key> is the key given to the building where it's defined in a file in the common/buildings directory (that's what I meant by the 'definition file'). I then used that localization key in a file in localization/english, putting the aforementioned [GetTitleByKey('b_bamiyan').GetName] therein, and as I say, it worked just fine for me. My only thought is perhaps I'm missing or misunderstanding something about how you're trying to use this code that would cause it to not work properly for you when it does for me, so I'm trying to work out if that's the case.
Oh okay, I see what you mean. Yes, I've done such a thing (even including the fact that my building has a '_type_' part to signify that the building is unique), but there result was that the game crashed with no explanation in the logs. This is how my string looks like:
building_type_uppakra_temple_01_desc: "This text should appear. [GetTitleByKey('c_skane').GetName] <- This text succeeds this."
# common/buildings/anyasia_test_buildings.txt
uppakra_temple_01 = {
construction_time = very_slow_construction_time
type_icon = "icon_structure_buddhas_of_bamiyan.dds"
can_construct_potential = {
building_requirement_tribal = no
}
is_enabled = {
always = yes
}
cost_gold = 3000
character_modifier = {
monthly_piety_gain_mult = 0.1
diplomacy_per_piety_level = 1
}
county_modifier = {
tax_mult = 0.1
development_growth = 0.2
development_growth_factor = 0.75
}
ai_value = {
base = 100
modifier = { # Fill all building slots before going for special buildings
factor = 0
free_building_slots > 0
}
}
type = special
}# history/provinces/z_anyasia_test_buildings.txt
70 = { #LUND
culture = norse
religion = norse_pagan
holding = tribal_holding
965.1.1 = {
culture = danish
religion = catholic
}
1020.1.1 = {
holding = castle_holding
special_building = uppakra_temple_01
}
1066.1.1 = {
buildings = {
common_tradeport_01
cereal_fields_01
pastures_01
}
}
}# localization/english/anyasia_test_building_l_english.yml
l_english:
building_type_uppakra_temple_01:0 "Uppakra Temple"
building_type_uppakra_temple_01_desc:0 "This text should appear. [GetTitleByKey('c_skane').GetName] <- This text succeeds this."
building_uppakra_temple_01:0 "$building_type_uppakra_temple_01$"
building_uppakra_temple_01_desc:0 "$building_type_uppakra_temple_01_desc$"
special_building_slot = lund_cathedral_01 defined by default—I don't have really any experience modding buildings, but I note that every province with one of these slots defined has only one slot defined and if it has any special building defined in the history at all, it's the one defined by the slot. Perhaps a mismatch between this and your custom building is responsible for the crash? I didn't test it—you'll see I removed that line from my province definition above—but It's really the only immediate thing coming to mind, unfortunately. 0 following the colon in mine, absent in yours)? That seems even less likely, given I don't think it's required, but hey, who knows, I'm at a loss, so any little discrepancy becomes suspect, heh.
Still doesn't work, I'm afraid. The province history file is like this, as well:Unfortunately I can't tell you why it's crashing, but I don't think it has anything to do with the localization. Here's my entire file setup and the resulting, perfectly-functional localization:—
Code:# common/buildings/anyasia_test_buildings.txt uppakra_temple_01 = { construction_time = very_slow_construction_time type_icon = "icon_structure_buddhas_of_bamiyan.dds" can_construct_potential = { building_requirement_tribal = no } is_enabled = { always = yes } cost_gold = 3000 character_modifier = { monthly_piety_gain_mult = 0.1 diplomacy_per_piety_level = 1 } county_modifier = { tax_mult = 0.1 development_growth = 0.2 development_growth_factor = 0.75 } ai_value = { base = 100 modifier = { # Fill all building slots before going for special buildings factor = 0 free_building_slots > 0 } } type = special }
Code:# history/provinces/z_anyasia_test_buildings.txt 70 = { #LUND culture = norse religion = norse_pagan holding = tribal_holding 965.1.1 = { culture = danish religion = catholic } 1020.1.1 = { holding = castle_holding special_building = uppakra_temple_01 } 1066.1.1 = { buildings = { common_tradeport_01 cereal_fields_01 pastures_01 } } }
Code:# localization/english/anyasia_test_building_l_english.yml l_english: building_type_uppakra_temple_01:0 "Uppakra Temple" building_type_uppakra_temple_01_desc:0 "This text should appear. [GetTitleByKey('c_skane').GetName] <- This text succeeds this." building_uppakra_temple_01:0 "$building_type_uppakra_temple_01$" building_uppakra_temple_01_desc:0 "$building_type_uppakra_temple_01_desc$"
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One thought that came to mind when I was coding this was that, if you've put it in Lund as I have, it might be related to Lund's province definition havingspecial_building_slot = lund_cathedral_01defined by default—I don't have really any experience modding buildings, but I note that every province with one of these slots defined has only one slot defined and if it has any special building defined in the history at all, it's the one defined by the slot. Perhaps a mismatch between this and your custom building is responsible for the crash? I didn't test it—you'll see I removed that line from my province definition above—but It's really the only immediate thing coming to mind, unfortunately.
Edit: Or maybe it's the lack of key version in your localization (the0following the colon in mine, absent in yours)? That seems even less likely, given I don't think it's required, but hey, who knows, I'm at a loss, so any little discrepancy becomes suspect, heh.
70 = { #LUND
culture = norse
religion = norse_pagan
holding = tribal_holding
special_building = uppakra_temple_01
965.1.1 = {
culture = danish
religion = catholic
}
1020.1.1 = {
holding = castle_holding
}
1066.1.1 = {
buildings = {
common_tradeport_01
cereal_fields_01
pastures_01
}
}
}