Roman culture spread

[Patriarch of Bub]

Can someone tell me how do provinces become Roman?

So after the initial spread, there is a second one if you don't listen to the clergy and promote the culture further.

After these 2 initial spreads, does it just spread like any other culture?

 

[Soladept]

I think there may be a melting pot event for latin cultures to flip to roman after the inital spread events, but im not 100% sure on that, the Stoic Intelligentsia also let you flip stuff to roman with society currency

 

[killerbee256]

Can someone tell me how do provinces become Roman?

So after the initial spread, there is a second one if you don't listen to the clergy and promote the culture further.

After these 2 initial spreads, does it just spread like any other culture?

It depends on how you become Roman. If you use the ruler designer or console it spreads like any other culture. But if you reform the Roman empire and use the decision to create Roman culture, Latin and Iberian cultures are supposed to flip to Roman faster.

 

[Patriarch of Bub]

It depends on how you become Roman. If you use the ruler designer or console it spreads like any other culture. But if you reform the Roman empire and use the decision to create Roman culture, Latin and Iberian cultures are supposed to flip to Roman faster.

So let's say for argument sake that the AI forms the Roman empire and adopts Roman culture, would i as a latin ruler get an event to switch?

And would latin cultures change the same way Lombard changes to Italian if not held by a Lombard?

 

[Karlington]

It spreads through the usual mechanic, but Latin culture group cultures convert twice as fast. Greek culture takes twice as long. This applies to both the regular culture spread mechanic and the "bring in some settlers" event.

modifier = { #Roman Renaissance.
            factor = 0.5
            has_global_flag = flag_started_roman_renaissance
            liege = { culture = roman }
            location = { county = { culture_group = latin } }
        }
        modifier = { #Greek culture is more impervious to Romanization.
            factor = 2
            liege = { culture = roman }
            location = { county = { culture = greek } }
        }

EDIT: Ugh, for some reason the formatting is stripped from the text block, even though it's still present when I edit the post. Sorry, I don't know how to fix, this, but hopefully it is still readable.

EDIT: Swapped the QUOTE block for a CODE block, and now all is well.

 

[Patriarch of Bub]

Plenty readable!
Thank you so much everyone. Problem solved and perfectly understood.

 

[hessuu]

Do greek/latin vassal characters flip to roman on their own, or do I need to manually replace them with romans or educate their kids?

In my current game I have already reformed the empire, converted to hellenic (via delving into classics) and started the roman renaissance some time ago, but I still have some greeks and an italian as vassal kings. Given time, will they become roman on their own?

From what I could tell, there was a small initial wave of vassals converting to roman, but I haven't noticed it afterwards.

 

[knppel]

Naturally, micromanaging the vassals' education helps here too.