I'm having some problems with the forum, so it's possible I won't be able to read any responses to this, but here goes:
I would like to mod the database by switching starting provinces around. In the 1066 scenario Adalbert Goseck starts with provinces 261 and 995. I would like to give those to Magnus Billung and assign Adalbert provinces 258 and 259, which Magnus starts with.
I thought all I had to do was look in the Dynasties file, find the appropriate dynasties, then edit the province numbers. That doesn't look like it will work. The Goseck dynasty is number 101557 and the Billung dynasty is number 656. Neither of them are listed in the file as having any starting provinces.
What am I doing wrong?
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There is another thing I doubt you could help with, but I'll mention it anyway. When I start a 1066 scenario and look in the Bridefinder, some of the brides are women who cannot be married.
An example is Mathilda of Canossa, Duchess of Toscana. I'm playing as the Duke of Saxony. Cultural differences aside, she has amazing characteristic numbers and should be a very disireable mate. There is no option to propose marriage to her. Why are unmarriable women listed in the bridefinder?
Is there any way to modify Mathilda's character so that she can be married? I can't find individual characters in the database, just dynasties.
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And that brings to mind a third thing. Some characters have symbols on the lower left part of their portrait. The manual says that these symbols are explained in the appendix, but I can find no explanation. My character (Magnus Billung) has what looks like a bleeding heart. Mathilda of Canossa has a cross. Is there a list somewhere of what these mean? If not, could anyone tell me what these two symbols specifically mean?
I would like to mod the database by switching starting provinces around. In the 1066 scenario Adalbert Goseck starts with provinces 261 and 995. I would like to give those to Magnus Billung and assign Adalbert provinces 258 and 259, which Magnus starts with.
I thought all I had to do was look in the Dynasties file, find the appropriate dynasties, then edit the province numbers. That doesn't look like it will work. The Goseck dynasty is number 101557 and the Billung dynasty is number 656. Neither of them are listed in the file as having any starting provinces.
What am I doing wrong?
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There is another thing I doubt you could help with, but I'll mention it anyway. When I start a 1066 scenario and look in the Bridefinder, some of the brides are women who cannot be married.
An example is Mathilda of Canossa, Duchess of Toscana. I'm playing as the Duke of Saxony. Cultural differences aside, she has amazing characteristic numbers and should be a very disireable mate. There is no option to propose marriage to her. Why are unmarriable women listed in the bridefinder?
Is there any way to modify Mathilda's character so that she can be married? I can't find individual characters in the database, just dynasties.
******
And that brings to mind a third thing. Some characters have symbols on the lower left part of their portrait. The manual says that these symbols are explained in the appendix, but I can find no explanation. My character (Magnus Billung) has what looks like a bleeding heart. Mathilda of Canossa has a cross. Is there a list somewhere of what these mean? If not, could anyone tell me what these two symbols specifically mean?