No problem.
set_focus doesn't appear to be a valid console command according to the wiki.
But, since it is listed in the modding commands wiki, I see no reason why it shouldn't work.
Personally, the ck2 wikis haven't steered me wrong yet, so I'd trust it though, as I said, I've never used that particular command myself.
It should be an easy event to write, so no big deal.
i.e.
on_action for on_birth/on_adolescent_pulse/on_adulthood
to fire an event like the one below
Code:
...
is_triggered_only = yes
immediate = {
if = {
limit = {
age = 16
}
random_list = { # adult traits
*number* = { set_focus = focus_war }
*number* = { set_focus = focus_blah }
*number* = { set_focus = focus_blah_blah }
}
break = yes
}
if = {
limit = {
age = 12
}
random_list = { # adolescent traits
blah = blah
}
break = yes
}
if = {
limit = {
age = 0
}
random_list = { # childhood traits
blah = blah
}
break = yes
}
}
...
}
Which focus is allocated depends on a progressively lower age followed by breaks each time that age is surpassed. I'd also include a character flag each time the event fired to keep it from randomly reassigning a new focus with every pulse and clear the flags on adulthood (as that only happens once). I'm reasonably sure that vanilla uses a bit more discernment in their selection of focus though (or maybe not), but I'd probably try to get a little more discerning with whom gets what focus, if I were writing the event (i.e. someone with no intrigue at all probably shouldn't get that end of the wheel and so on), so I'd probably be inclined to throw in a few more if/limits to narrow down just how random the event was (if at all)
Hope I helped. Have a good one Stolidicus.
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