Targeting betrothal

[Zeittotala]

Hi again,

I found impossible to target a betrothal. Mine or the one of my children/courtiers.

There is no scope available for that:
http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Scopes

There are not enough conditions for doing a creative way for always scope the desired one using "is_betrothed":
http://www.ckiiwiki.com/Conditions

Even going to /localisation and opening "Text1" to read the "EVTDESC212" line does not help much, even if there is a HUGE clue:

I have decided to accept your suggestion of a betrothal between [Root.GetTitledFirstName] and [New.GetTitledFirstName].

Because if I try to scope them (modding the event id = 212) using "new_character = { add_trait = wounded }" or "new_character = { move_character = ROOT }" then I not only scope the desired character but also there is the tooltip info announcing the command... but nothing happens so in this event ("immediate = {...}" or "option = {...}"), new_character effects must be unplugged or something.

So, does anybody know how can a betrothal of mine (or of another courtier) on another court can be scoped unequivocally? Is there really a way, though?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Careful Plum]

Wait, I don't understand. Why can't you always scope with is_betrothed? Doesn't any_spouse scope to betrothals?

new_character usually scopes to the last character created in an event chain. So it's difficult to predict what it goes to in 212. But can't you just do any_spouse = { limit = { is_betrothed = yes } }? Or maybe any_consort, if betrothed people aren't spouses.

 

[mjohnson85]

Why not use event targets?

 

[blackninja9939]

I am pretty sure betrothed = { } is a scope