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Though why one would ever want to scope like that I have no idea.
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Though why one would ever want to scope like that I have no idea.
Yes, just remove the events in culture_conversion_events, or stick "always = no" in the triggers.
How might one trigger pregnancy via an event? Can't seem to work it out. Thanks in advance.
Does anyone know where the bonus kings and emperors get to tech gain is defined? Kings get +20%, and emperors get +40%.
I'd love to disable it as it is a nonsensical bonus.
I'd love to disable it as it is a nonsensical bonus.
How do the various types of adjacencies work? Do portages only work between two defined river provinces, or can sea-sea or sea-river portages work as well?
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The info for that is in positions.txt, in the map folder. Info on that can be found in this thread.
I finally got a map mod to load up, but then the game crashes when Loading Graphics. error.log spits out this:
I don't even have a gfx folder in the mod directory, and base game loads up just fine. What gives?
Code:
[texturehandler.cpp:181]: Couldn't find texture file: gfx//event_pictures//aztec_court.tga.
[spritetype.cpp:370]: Error initialising texture: gfx\\event_pictures\\aztec_court.tga for spritetype GFX_evt_emissary_mesoamerican
[spritetype.cpp:370]: Error initialising texture: gfx\\event_pictures\\aztec_court.tga for spritetype GFX_evt_throne_room_mesoamerican
[texturehandler.cpp:181]: Couldn't find texture file: gfx//coats_of_arms//dynasties3.tga.I don't even have a gfx folder in the mod directory, and base game loads up just fine. What gives?
Hello! I'm trying to find a way to mod the EU4 Converter so that when countries are exported as unified, some vassals get to keep their cores (possibly determined by the MAX_VASSALS clause in defines.lua).
To give an example of why I'd like to do this:
In one of my games, a muslim Andalucia conquered the entirety of europe, including a large Bavaria during the last 30 years of the game. I find it boring to see that the converter does not even grant one other country cores on the former Bavarian lands, ideally, I'd like to see everything outside of the de jure area of the kingdom/empire keep the cores of any present vassals, even if the country is exported in one solid blob. This would make it possible for large countries to be broken up in a way other than outright conquest.
Does anyone know if this is doable? I'd really like for this to be possible, but by poking around in the files in the eu4_converter folder I see no clear path to achieving this.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
To give an example of why I'd like to do this:
In one of my games, a muslim Andalucia conquered the entirety of europe, including a large Bavaria during the last 30 years of the game. I find it boring to see that the converter does not even grant one other country cores on the former Bavarian lands, ideally, I'd like to see everything outside of the de jure area of the kingdom/empire keep the cores of any present vassals, even if the country is exported in one solid blob. This would make it possible for large countries to be broken up in a way other than outright conquest.
Does anyone know if this is doable? I'd really like for this to be possible, but by poking around in the files in the eu4_converter folder I see no clear path to achieving this.
Any help is appreciated! Thank you!
Hello!
I'd like to make it so that Mongol-cultured characters slowly (perhaps after a certain date) convert their culture to a local one. This is because I'm tired of seeing huge 'mongol' culture blobs in my converted games!
I'm more familiar with EU modding than CK2 one, and I can read the events pretty well. I have found out how to stop and/or modify the mongol culture spread, but I dont know how to do the following things:
- Make characters of Mongol culture, even if not top ruler, switch culture based on the majority culture of their personally ruled demesne. Preferably after a certain date, or based on how long a area has been mongol-ruled (is this possible?).
- In the case of the above being possible, to make them prefer Altaic cultures, even if the Altaic culture is not the majority in their demesne.
- Prevent Mongol characters from suggesting education of children of non-mongol characters.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!
I'd like to make it so that Mongol-cultured characters slowly (perhaps after a certain date) convert their culture to a local one. This is because I'm tired of seeing huge 'mongol' culture blobs in my converted games!
I'm more familiar with EU modding than CK2 one, and I can read the events pretty well. I have found out how to stop and/or modify the mongol culture spread, but I dont know how to do the following things:
- Make characters of Mongol culture, even if not top ruler, switch culture based on the majority culture of their personally ruled demesne. Preferably after a certain date, or based on how long a area has been mongol-ruled (is this possible?).
- In the case of the above being possible, to make them prefer Altaic cultures, even if the Altaic culture is not the majority in their demesne.
- Prevent Mongol characters from suggesting education of children of non-mongol characters.
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated, thanks in advance!
I've done this, and it works well! I have a problem though, I'd like for at least the children of the culture-changing ruler to adopt his culture. I tried to mess around with various strings in the event, but the only thing I managed to do with my limited knowlege was to make every landed vassal convert to the culture of their main province (which was interesting, but not what I wanted!). If someone could help me by pointing out how I could edit the below event to convert; 1. the children/heirs of the ruler to his new culture, 2. the landed vassals, and their heirs to the rulers new culture. I appreciate any help, thank you!
Code:
# A Mongol ruler adapts the culture of his people
character_event = {
id = 5500010001
desc = "EVTDESC55010"
picture = GFX_evt_scandal
culture = mongol
only_rulers = yes
min_age = 16
capable_only = yes
prisoner = no
trigger = {
primary_title = {
any_previous_holder = {
NOT = { character = ROOT } # The first holder of a title does not convert
}
}
}
mean_time_to_happen = {
months = 200
modifier = {
factor = 0.5
top_liege = {
NOT = { character = ROOT }
ROOT = {
capital_scope = {
culture = PREVPREV
}
}
}
}
modifier = {
factor = 0.5
primary_title = {
ROOT = {
capital_scope = {
culture = PREVPREV
}
}
}
}
modifier = {
factor = 0.5
capital_scope = {
culture_group = ROOT # Same culture group: faster assimilation
}
}
modifier = {
factor = 1.5
primary_title = {
NOT = { culture = ROOT }
}
}
}
option = {
name = "EVTOPTA55010"
capital_scope = {
reverse_culture = ROOT
}
}
option = {
name = "EVTOPTB55010"
ai_chance = {
factor = 0
}
}
}I don't know if I should post it here or in the map testing thread, but I've been having a consistent CTD with a map mod project I've been working on-- the game will load up just fine, I can get to the menu and all that, but the game always crashes at the tail end of 'adapting history' after I've selected a character and pressed play. Is that more likely with some definition or character, or some issue with the map itself?
error.log says:
Code:
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 88017 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 88018 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 88016 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 88017 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 88018 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8501 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8506 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8511 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8516 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8601 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8606 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8611 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 8616 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 1004000 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 1004005 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 1004015 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 1004025 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 1003125 40. Already exists in game.
[id.cpp:83]: Failed to create id 1003127 40. Already exists in game.e: Moreover, nothing uses the ID 1004000 in the project.
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What's the barebones set of files that need to be changed in order for old mods to load up with the current patch?
Will do!
The biggest thing I've noticed aside from defines.lua is that static_modifiers has to be rejiggered a bit, as mercenary units are now defined in /common/mercenaries/00_mercenaries.txt. The titles themselves remain in landed_titles, but they now use the line mercenary_type = [mercenary_name]_composition and reference an entry in mercenaries.txt rather than modifier = [mercenary_name]_modifier and an entry in static_modifiers.
capital_scope works like this: if you switch to it from a character scope you get that character's employer's capital. If you switch from a a landed title scope you get that title's preferred capital. If you switch from a province scope you get that province's county's holder's capital.