You can use triggered or event modifiers to increase the revolt risk in a province.
Change the order of the succession laws. First one is the default.
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You can use triggered or event modifiers to increase the revolt risk in a province.
That doesn't seem to work, as I said I changed the value of which type of succession code and it doesn't work.
I have switched the positions, and it still doesn't work.
I have even gone so far to delete every single type of succession except feudal elective and everything is still gravelkind.
You are talking about the \decisions\succession_laws.txt file right, or am I suppose to be editing it in a difference file?
Ok, but how would I go about doing that?
Would it only be an event and not a general "always there" increase to revolt risk?
Also did they change something on how the game works when it loads the history file
For instance in the code above, before when I started a game all the laws I designated would start correctly to to I what specified it in the history/titles/ folder. But for some reason now it refuses to load the second type of succession. Like if I put law = true_cognatic_succession on top of law = succ_tanistry, then my succession laws will be cognatic-agnatic but with gravelkind. If I put law = succ_tanistry on top and put law = true_cognatic_succession on the bottom it then becomes Agnatic Tanistry.
Code:
769.1.1={
culture = havenian
religion = havenian
holder = 600002
law = succ_tanistry
law = true_cognatic_succession
law = crown_authority_4
law = investiture_law_0
law = feudal_tax_1
}For instance in the code above, before when I started a game all the laws I designated would start correctly to to I what specified it in the history/titles/ folder. But for some reason now it refuses to load the second type of succession. Like if I put law = true_cognatic_succession on top of law = succ_tanistry, then my succession laws will be cognatic-agnatic but with gravelkind. If I put law = succ_tanistry on top and put law = true_cognatic_succession on the bottom it then becomes Agnatic Tanistry.
Event modifiers are applied by event and last for a duration or until removed:
Triggered modifiers are applied by the system when their triggers are met, and are removed when they no longer are. They are defined in common/triggered_modifiers.txt
Laws in title history are currently broken, only the first law takes effect.
Code:
<province scope> = {
add_province_modifier = {
name = xxx #name of event modifier defined in common/event_modifiers/*.txt
duration = xxx #duration is in days
}
}Laws in title history are currently broken, only the first law takes effect.
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Thanks for telling me that, I was going insane over why it wasn't working. Guess back to skyrim for me then.
Ok so probably last question of the night.
Is it possible to remove the restriction on granting a character a castle/county if they have the cannot_marry command on them?
I created a special religious trait that is given to my male children that has the cannont_marry command so that I could grant them titles, but prevent them from reproducing and getting married so when my current character dies I could play them and use the console command to remove their trait.
That way I could control my dynasty breeders to one son only and if you haven't guess it... a harem of sisters... cousins and nieces. And if the sons died then I would get my titles back.
I don't know if just giving them like a trait with -1000000 fertility could prevent them from marrying or not cause they always spawn that one lowborn female courtier and I don't think they have the ability to say no when their liege demands them to get marry. I know that doing so would deter any good marriages from other courts just not sure about them lowborns.
Cause I don't want to have to kill some poor innocent lowborn wrench when I start playing one of my sons when my main character dies or take the prestige hit...
Is it possible to remove the restriction on granting a character a castle/county if they have the cannot_marry command on them?
I created a special religious trait that is given to my male children that has the cannont_marry command so that I could grant them titles, but prevent them from reproducing and getting married so when my current character dies I could play them and use the console command to remove their trait.
That way I could control my dynasty breeders to one son only and if you haven't guess it... a harem of sisters... cousins and nieces. And if the sons died then I would get my titles back.
I don't know if just giving them like a trait with -1000000 fertility could prevent them from marrying or not cause they always spawn that one lowborn female courtier and I don't think they have the ability to say no when their liege demands them to get marry. I know that doing so would deter any good marriages from other courts just not sure about them lowborns.
Cause I don't want to have to kill some poor innocent lowborn wrench when I start playing one of my sons when my main character dies or take the prestige hit...
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does anyone know what file I need to go through to modify this? or has anyone seen it above 5 houses? I am certain I saw more than 5 patrician families in a mod I played about 4 or 5 months ago, I just cannot recall which. I'd appreciate any feedback, thanks.
If I create a new Religion Group with accompanying Religions, can I just key in:
Sympathy_New_Religion = {
Tolerates_New_Religion
}
For a trait?
Or would I have to make a modifier for this?
I would also like to ask the same about Homosexuality. Can I make a character modifier for Tolerates_Homosexuals and Hates_Homosexuals to use in traits?
Opposite traits hate each other. Can I set 2 traits to "like" each other?
Sympathy_New_Religion = {
Tolerates_New_Religion
}
For a trait?
Or would I have to make a modifier for this?
I would also like to ask the same about Homosexuality. Can I make a character modifier for Tolerates_Homosexuals and Hates_Homosexuals to use in traits?
Opposite traits hate each other. Can I set 2 traits to "like" each other?
I created two character events that do not work. I am almost certain it is a trigger issue. Here it is the trigger part of the event :
I would like to make the event fire when the player gets close (less than 200 in distance) from a province ruled by a jain, hindu or buddhist ruler. How would you code this ?
Code:
trigger = {
has_dlc = "Rajas of India"
in_command = no
religion_group = pagan_group
NOT = { trait = zealous }
any_realm_province = {
NOT = {
distance = {
who = {
any_playable_character = {
religion_group = indian_group
}
}
distance = 200
}
}
}
}
I believe someone said that the sympathy traits are religion hardcoded, but you can make your own and make evets to assign them. making a tolerates and hates homosexuals would be relatively easy just make 2 traits one which likes and one which hates. opposite_opinion = 25 without the ( - )
Hard coded.
Some .gui file in interface/ I'm sure, but more than 5 patrician families only happens by accident, like one merchant republic taking over another.
Can't be done, or at least done easily.
You can make people with the same trait like each other (same_opinion = +x) but I don't think there's any provision for 2 different traits liking each other, more than other traits.
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Chaging a contys dejur dutchy by event?
working on a little project and i know this can be done but i dont even know where to start, i have had a look at MOD-Dynamic-Duchies as i know this manages it but even looking at the mod files i just cant work it out
working on a little project and i know this can be done but i dont even know where to start, i have had a look at MOD-Dynamic-Duchies as i know this manages it but even looking at the mod files i just cant work it out
Code:
c_x = { de_jure_liege = d_y }You can, but the random holders spawned on succession will be men. You'll have to replace them by event.
It looks like tolerates_<religion/group> is dynamic, because there are no specific religion ones in the executable, only the 'tolerates_' prefix. Therefore using tolerates_my_religion in a trait after creating my_religion should work fine. I have no reason to think 'tolerates_' would work with anything other than a religion/group (altho I feel it should).
Traits have opposite_opinion, same_opinion, & same_opinion_if_same_religion (each of which can be positive for like or negative for dislike). Beyond that, there's no option to change opinion between any arbitrary pair of traits.
can anyone help me with this decision? for some reason it does not allow me to press it.
all of this is inside a dynasty_decisions. Also in the allow part the targeted character has one of the required traits for in the allow it shows that she doesn't.
Code:
sorcery_college_children = {
from_potential = {
has_character_flag = knighthood_decisions_open
prisoner = no
is_ruler = yes
NOT = { trait = incapable }
}
potential = {
is_child_of = FROM
is_liege_or_above = FROM
prisoner = no
age = 16
OR = {
trait = amateur_mage
trait = novice_mage
trait = trained_mage
trait = amateur_sorcerer
trait = novice_sorcerer
trait = trained_sorcerer
trait = amateur_priest
trait = novice_priest
trait = trained_priest
}
OR = {
NOT = { trait = amateur_fighter }
NOT = { trait = novice_fighter }
NOT = { trait = trained_fighter }
NOT = { trait = master_fighter }
NOT = { trait = legendary_fighter }
NOT = { trait = amateur_ranger }
NOT = { trait = novice_ranger }
NOT = { trait = trained_ranger }
NOT = { trait = master_ranger }
NOT = { trait = legendary_ranger }
NOT = { trait = amateur_bard }
NOT = { trait = novice_bard }
NOT = { trait = trained_bard }
NOT = { trait = master_bard }
NOT = { trait = legendary_bard }
NOT = { trait = amateur_rogue }
NOT = { trait = novice_rogue }
NOT = { trait = trained_rogue }
NOT = { trait = master_rogue }
NOT = { trait = legendary_rogue }
NOT = { trait = master_mage }
NOT = { trait = legendary_mage }
NOT = { trait = master_sorcerer }
NOT = { trait = legendary_sorcerer }
NOT = { trait = master_priest }
NOT = { trait = legendary_priest }
}
}
allow = {
FROM = {
treasury = 120
prisoner = no
NOT = { trait = in_hiding }
}
any_dynasty_member = {
is_child_of = FROM
OR = {
trait = amateur_mage
trait = novice_mage
trait = trained_mage
trait = amateur_sorcerer
trait = novice_sorcerer
trait = trained_sorcerer
trait = amateur_priest
trait = novice_priest
trait = trained_priest
}
}
}
effect = {
treasury = -100
FROM = {hidden_tooltip = {character_event = {id = sorcerycollege.0} } }
hidden_tooltip = {
character_event = {id = sorcerycollege.1}
opinion = {
modifier = opinion_paid_tuition
who = FROM
years = 6
}
}
}
revoke_allowed = {always = yes}
ai_will_do = {
factor = 5
}
}all of this is inside a dynasty_decisions. Also in the allow part the targeted character has one of the required traits for in the allow it shows that she doesn't.
I've noticed a code called "conquest_culture" which I found in the "eternalrome" mod, but I am wondering what this code actually does?? "conquest_culture roman" in the titles folder
So in basic, the real question is, do I even need to use it if I leave it empty and change culture in "provinces" folder?? like will it have the same effects?
DId they change something with the way traits work? I defined the traits in a file which is inside the traits folder inside the commons folder. I then put the 24 x 24 pixel icons into trraits folder inside the gfx folder. Finally, I made a new file in the interface folder called maiden_traits and put the following code in
I also made an alternative version where the trait icons were dds files instead of tga and put this in there
I have no clue, why, but there is no icon in game, but when I try the command add_trait maiden, it says added trait maiden and then nothing but a blank space. Any ideas
EDIT: Nevermind, it fixed itself. I have no clue why though...
Code:
spriteTypes = {
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_maiden"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/maiden.tga”
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_unfaithful"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/unfaithful.tga"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_flowered"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/flowered.tga"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_unflowered"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/unflowered.tga"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_vigrinity_promised"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/vigrinity_promised.tga"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
}I also made an alternative version where the trait icons were dds files instead of tga and put this in there
Code:
spriteTypes = {
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_maiden"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/maiden.dds”
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_unfaithful"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/unfaithful.dds"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_flowered"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/flowered.dds"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_unflowered"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/unflowered.dds"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
spriteType = {
name = "GFX_trait_vigrinity_promised"
texturefile = "gfx/traits/vigrinity_promised.dds"
noOfFrames = 1
norefcount = yes
effectFile = "gfx/FX/buttonstate.lua"
}
}I have no clue, why, but there is no icon in game, but when I try the command add_trait maiden, it says added trait maiden and then nothing but a blank space. Any ideas
EDIT: Nevermind, it fixed itself. I have no clue why though...
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