It should fire at the first colonization attempt on the first planet, and nowhere else. fire_only_once is per game, not per planet.
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Yeah I know, but the problem is that it doesn't work at all. When I try to colonise a planet nothing happens. I can activate the event through console though.
Are you sure you are the first one to colonize? No AI beats you?
No idea what's up with anything else in your post but I wanted to sorta echo your curiosity here. It relates somehow to the YAML format that localization uses. But when I looked into this, I couldn't find anything in the definition of the language that explains it. As far as I could understand, a ":" establishes a key-value pair called a "scalar." You can scroll down to "Scalar" here to see. The average Stellaris localization scheme works sorta like this:
Code:
something:0 "Something"But, I looked into the official specifications for YAML and could not find anything indicating what the function of "0" here is before the string.* I suspect it relates in some way to the fact that the "l_whatever:" at the top of the file establishes that everything else in the file is part of some more complex mapping.
*And then there are some strings that have a "1" instead and those really confuse me.
Maybe use a modifier:
Code:
random_list = {
# AI Uprising
10 = {
modifier = {
count_owned_pops = {
limit = { pop_has_trait = trait_robotic_3 }
count > 5
}
factor = 1.50
}
modifier = {
count_owned_pops = {
limit = { pop_has_trait = trait_robotic_3 }
count > 10
}
factor = 1.80
}
modifier = {
count_owned_pops = {
limit = { pop_has_trait = trait_robotic_3 }
count > 15
}
factor = 2.00
}
country_event = { id = crisis.2000 }
}
# Servant AI Perfected
90 = {
modifier = {
count_owned_pops = {
limit = { pop_has_trait = trait_robotic_3 }
count > 5
}
factor = 0.80
}
modifier = {
count_owned_pops = {
limit = { pop_has_trait = trait_robotic_3 }
count > 10
}
factor = 0.60
}
modifier = {
count_owned_pops = {
limit = { pop_has_trait = trait_robotic_3 }
count > 15
}
factor = 0.40
}
country_event = { id = crisis.2192 }
}
}
The line of code, orbital_deposit_tile & add_deposit might give me some ideas.
Ok, next morning, I'm looking at things again and things are not working, whatever I thought for a minute last night. Removing those small numbers don't seem to have any effect. Back on square one.
No Luck on my end.
Does anyone else know how to increase output for inhabitable planets and asteroid, similar to this edict below?
Code:
country_edict = {
name = "resources"
modifier = {
tile_resource_unity_mult = 50
tile_resource_minerals_mult = 10
tile_resource_energy_mult = 5
country_resource_influence_add = 100
}
allow = {
}
ai_weight = {
weight = 0
}
}
On a random guess, try set_ring. It should do something somewhere but I have no idea what.
I am assuming just changing the values in the 00_deposits.txt won't do for you, right?
Another idea I had regarding this, is to look into the mechanics of assist research (which should be found in the fleet orders file). haven't tried it yet, though.
No clue with the second one, but AI should research special projects. It does it with the vanilla ones definitely.
I think it is likely the AI is beating him to a planet first. You can add a trigger to the event with the is_ai = no condition, that might help, or just remove fire_only_once.
What is the correct syntax for condition checking species rights? That is to say for example, their citizenship level. The wiki does not seem to have the information.
Factor reduction modifiers for MTTH/etc:
What is the formula exactly, is it a 20% reduction of 100 equals 80 and then another 20% reduction equals 64 or is at that point a 40% reduction of 100 for a total of 60?
I always assumed it was the latter in EU4, but I notice in Stellaris a lot of vanilla events have in excess of 100% reduction that can easily be met at a single moment which makes me expect the former to be true.
Code:
modifier = {
factor = 0.8
owner = {
OR = {
has_ethic = ethic_fanatic_xenophile
has_ethic = ethic_fanatic_pacifist
}
}
}
modifier = {
factor = 0.8
owner = {
OR = {
has_ethic = ethic_xenophile
has_ethic = ethic_pacifist
}
}
}
modifier = { #
factor = 0.8
owner = {
any_war = { #They are the attackers and war is going badly
any_attacker = {
is_same_empire = ROOT
off_war_score_sum < -20
}
}
}
}I always assumed it was the latter in EU4, but I notice in Stellaris a lot of vanilla events have in excess of 100% reduction that can easily be met at a single moment which makes me expect the former to be true.
it depends. Here's part of the game's trigger dump.
Code:
has_citizenship_type - Checks if a species/pop/leader has a particular citizenship type in their country
has_citizenship_type = { country = <who> type = <type> }
Supported Scopes: pop leader species
Supported Targets: none
has_population_control - Checks if the pop is prevented from reproducing
has_population_control = yes
Supported Scopes: pop
Supported Targets: ???
has_migration_control - Checks if the pop is prevented from migrating
has_migration_control = yes
Supported Scopes: pop
Supported Targets: ???
has_military_service_type - Checks if a species/pop/leader has a particular military service type in their country
has_military_service_type = { country = <who> type = <type> }
Supported Scopes: pop leader species
Supported Targets: none
has_purge_type - Checks if a species/pop/leader has a particular purge type in their country
has_purge_type = { country = <who> type = <type> }
Supported Scopes: pop leader species
Supported Targets: none
has_slavery_type - Checks if a species/pop/leader has a particular slavery type in their country
has_slavery_type = { country = <who> type = <type> }
Supported Scopes: pop leader species
Supported Targets: none