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I couldn't find it on the wiki page for modding.
Is there anything else I should I know?
But they're both there. Perhaps you're looking at the scopes instead of the conditions?
I haven't looked though all of it, but that one is just too obvious.
Add a .gfx file in the interface directory. Enclose actorTypes in the objectTypes = { } scope.
dlc011.zip has the original Orthodox file for reference.
Why are you giving the units to ROOT? That's the person clicking the decision, which is you.
When I was switching characters (using the play command) I used that decision to give that character more troops. This means it was time consuming (depending on the number of switches I did.
Instead of ROOT, what is the correct code?
Right after capital_scope, change ROOT to PREV. Then change owner = ROOT to owner = THIS.
Can an event change a religion's holy sites?
I want to make a mod that switches the Orthodox holy sites to the Pentarchy after Mending the Schism, but I can't figure out how to. Any ideas?
I want to make a mod that switches the Orthodox holy sites to the Pentarchy after Mending the Schism, but I can't figure out how to. Any ideas?
You can't change holy sites except in the landed_titles file. However, you could create an orthodox_mended religion (or whatever) and forcibly convert everyone (and all counties, and all secret believers) and forcibly set all heresies of the regular Orthodox religion to that upon schism mending to that religion on mending, though you'd need to check every reference to the real Orthodox religion and ensure that it checks for reformation and then sets/checks the orthodox_mended religion.
Holy sites are defined in the title, and I don't think you can dynamically mod them. The only idea I've had is a crude hack where you basically have an extra version of the religion floating around with its own holy sites, and use an event to swap it in, either by reformation or by messing around with parent_religion like in the mending event. Then do a massive event-based conversion and decide how to handle transferring over moral authority modifiers.
Ah, ok.
Why doesn't Orthodoxy already have it's holy sites on the Pentarchy? Is it to ensure high-ish MA?
order in general:
UNIT_ARMY_NAME;$ADJ$ $ARMY$;$ARMY$ $ADJ$;$ADJ$ $ARMY$;;$ARMY$ $ADJ$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_HOUSE_NAME;$HOUSE$ $DYN$;$HOUSE$ $DYN$;$HOUSE$ $DYN$;;$HOUSE$ $DYN$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_DYNASTIC_NAME;$DYN$ $NAME$;$NAME$ $DYN$;$DYN$ $NAME$;;$DYN$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_BASE_NAME;$PREFIX$ $NAME$;$PREFIX$ $NAME$;$PREFIX$ $NAME$;;$PREFIX$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_BASE_NAME_PETTY;$PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;$PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_BASE_NAME_TRIBAL;$TRIBAL$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TRIBAL$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TRIBAL$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;$TRIBAL$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_BASE_NAME_TITULAR;$TITULAR$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TITULAR$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TITULAR$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;$TITULAR$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_BASE_NAME_PETTY_TRIBAL;$TRIBAL$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TRIBAL$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TRIBAL$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;$TRIBAL$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_BASE_NAME_PETTY_TITULAR;$TITULAR$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TITULAR$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;$TITULAR$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;$TITULAR$ $PETTY$ $PREFIX$ $NAME$;;;;;;;;;x
PLOTTER_JOB_DESC;, the $TITLE$ of $HOLDING$;, $TITLE$ de $HOLDING$;, $TITLE$ von $HOLDING$;;, el $TITLE$ de $HOLDING$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_SHORT_NAME_FORM;the $TITLE$;$TITLE$;$TITLE$;;el $TITLE$;;;;;;;;;x
TITLE_SHORT_NAME_FORM_CAPPED;The $TITLE$;$TITLE$;$TITLE$;;El $TITLE$;;;;;;;;;x
offmap_full_title;$TITLE$ $TIER$;$TIER$ de $TITLE$;$TITLE$ $TIER$;;$TIER$ $TITLE$;;;;;;;;;x
About "of", search lines containing " of;"
Examples:
duchy_of;Duchy of;Duché de;Herzogtum;;Ducado de;;;;;;;;;x
kingdom_of;Kingdom of;Royaume de;Königreich;;Reino de;;;;;;;;;x
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I would assume so, yeah. They don't start with and under the AI probably won't get four of the Pentarchy sites.
And these lines are in the text1.csv file? Or I should add them?
I'm at loss how to enable tanistry for every pagan and every tribal. When I start as pagan I have only one visible option - gavelkind. I want tanistry to be visible too. When it is visible I think I can mod requirements myself. But after one hour of trying to put is_tribal = yes nothing really changed. The best I achieved was that every pagan starts with tanistry instead of ele_gavelkind, but this is obviously not what I want
Code:
succ_tanistry = {
oldest_child_opinion = -20
child_opinion = -10
dynasty_opinion = 5
vassal_opinion = 5
potential = {
holder_scope = {
OR = {
independent = yes
NOT = {
any_liege = {
holy_order = yes
}
}
}
NOT = { religion_group = muslim }
is_merchant_republic = no
is_patrician = no
culture_group = celtic
OR = {
independent = yes
NOT = {
any_demesne_title = {
is_vice_royalty = yes
}
}
}
}
OR = {
is_landless_type_title = no
is_tribal_type_title = yes
temporary = yes
}
is_primary_type_title = no
NOT = { tier = baron }
OR = {
holder_scope = {
culture_group = celtic
}
AND = {
tier = baron
is_feudal = yes
}
holder_scope = { is_feudal = yes }
}
NOT = { holder_scope = { government = confucian_bureaucracy } }
NOT = { holder_scope = { government = chinese_imperial_government } }
}
allow = {
OR = {
holder_scope = { is_feudal = yes }
holder_scope = { is_tribal = yes }
}
custom_tooltip = {
text = not_forced_tt
hidden_tooltip = {
holder_scope = { NOT = { has_character_flag = liege_forced_succ_law } }
}
}
conditional_tooltip = {
trigger = {
has_dlc = "Conclave"
}
custom_tooltip = {
text = forced_elective_tt
hidden_tooltip = {
NAND = {
has_law = succession_voting_power_1
has_law = succ_feudal_elective
}
}
}
}
}
effect = {
succession = tanistry
}
revoke_allowed = {
always = no
}
}