Lesson 3

**Killerbee** · July 30, 2009, 07:27 AM

@ AL : Yes , i noticed it

FantionTurnEnd

And i'll see if the holy script works .

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**Theodotos I** · July 30, 2009, 02:14 PM

Originally Posted by Augustus Lucifer

@ Theodotos I:

Have you tested this one? It shouldn't work as written, because you're using a condition which requires a trigger in an if statement. The only conditions which can be used in if statements start with I_ because the event doesn't export its triggers to if statements within it. What the I_ conditions do is supply their own trigger parameters or require none except a true/false, which is why they work independently of events and often require more parameters than their counterparts.

Actually, no.

Usually I do, but I couldn't figure out how to get Settlement Health that low to begin with. Is there a way to rewrite the script to make it work, or should I just throw it away and start fresh?

**Augustus Lucifer** · July 30, 2009, 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by Theodotos I

Actually, no.

Usually I do, but I couldn't figure out how to get Settlement Health that low to begin with. Is there a way to rewrite the script to make it work, or should I just throw it away and start fresh?

You would just attach it to the monitor and make a counter-monitor.

Code:

monitor_event SettlementSelected HealthPercentage < 35
  set_event_counter putrid_streets 1
  historic_event sewage_problem
end_monitor

monitor_event SettlementSelected HealthPercentage >= 35
  set_event_counter putrid_streets 0
end_monitor

Could also use not HealthPercentage < 35 on the second one, it does the same thing. If you're having trouble testing it, use a higher value or specify it in the opposite direction. If it works principally, it should work for < 35 assuming no syntax errors or sweeping changes are made in reverting it to how you want it.

**Alex-ander** · July 31, 2009, 09:53 AM

Doh

shows i need to check my scripts properly before posting. I think i got them both the first was obvious when i looked.

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Hope you are better now Augustus

**B. Ward** · August 04, 2009, 05:36 AM

Today or tomorrow.

**Augustus Lucifer** · August 04, 2009, 05:39 AM

Originally Posted by Alex-ander

Doh

shows i need to check my scripts properly before posting. I think i got them both the first was obvious when i looked.

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Hope you are better now Augustus

Yes I'm fine now. Looks good.

Originally Posted by B. Ward

Today or tomorrow.

F-

**Theodotos I** · August 04, 2009, 11:42 AM

Here's the rest of my script. I upped the numbers, because it wasn't serving the purpose I wanted it to. Anyway, it should work now, unless my copy-paste jams it out of sync.

monitor_event SettlementSelected HealthPercentage < 49
set_event_counter putrid_streets 1
historic_event sewage_problem
end_monitor

monitor_event SettlementSelected not HealthPercentage < 49
set_event_counter putrid_streets 0
end_monitor

monitor_event FactionTurnEnd FactionIsLocal
set_event_counter putrid_streets 1
end_monitor

**Icedie El Guaraní** · August 06, 2009, 07:56 AM

i have finally updated the post #2 with some new thoughts, can some one tell me if using the same script(structurally) can be consider a character and condition script?.(see post #2)

Another thing , i was trying to make a cultural script or more exact way to put it, a racist script , where factions of the same the culture can unlock buildings that improve the economy,

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i found 2 problems ,
1- The building (horse farmer) is available every 2 turns, so if this turn is available the next one it wont be, and is not what i was trying to made, and when the target faction made the trade agreement the horse farmer is lock for ever.

Any help is appreciated.

**Theodotos I** · August 06, 2009, 01:15 PM

Originally Posted by Icedie of South

i have finally updated the post #2 with some new thoughts, can some one tell me if using the same script(structurally) can be consider a character and condition script?.(see post #2)

Another thing , i was trying to make a cultural script or more exact way to put it, a racist script , where factions of the same the culture can unlock buildings that improve the economy,

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i found 2 problems ,
1- The building (horse farmer) is available every 2 turns, so if this turn is available the next one it wont be, and is not what i was trying to made, and when the target faction made the trade agreement the horse farmer is lock for ever.

Any help is appreciated.

Check this post. I tried the trade agreement thing myself.

**Icedie El Guaraní** · August 08, 2009, 08:44 PM

Yeah, it works i think i have done lesson 3!! check on post number #2

EDITED
Bump
as soon as i add this script to a second faction the building is available right after second turn with no agreements made what so ever by me or the other faction.

**aduellist** · August 24, 2009, 11:50 PM

Okay, GED and AL. I know I'm waaaaaay late on this. Here's script code for this lesson:

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And here's the code from EDB:

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Example of code for military buildings, which require a governor to be present:

Code:

        stables castle requires factions { northern_european, middle_eastern, eastern_european, greek, southern_european, } and event_counter governor_present 1

        knights_stables castle requires factions { northern_european, middle_eastern, eastern_european, greek, southern_european, } and event_counter governor_present 1 

        barons_stables castle requires factions { scotland, denmark, hre, france, england, middle_eastern, eastern_european, greek, southern_european, } and event_counter governor_present 1 

        earls_stables castle requires factions { scotland, denmark, hre, france, england, middle_eastern, eastern_european, greek, southern_european, } and event_counter governor_present 1

Example for various "royal" military buildings, which require FL to be resident governor:

Code:

        kings_stables castle requires factions { hre, france, middle_eastern, eastern_european, greek, venice, } and event_counter monarch_resident 1

Example of code which prevents recruitment of priests if faction is excommunicated. This applies to AI as well.

Code:

        small_church city requires factions { normans, denmark, hre, scotland, france, england, hungary, poland, venice, papal_states, portugal, spain, sicily, milan, } 
        {
            convert_to 0
            capability
            {
                agent priest  0  requires factions { normans, denmark, scotland, hre, france, england, } and  not event_counter interdict 1
                agent priest  0  requires factions { hungary, poland, } and  not event_counter interdict 1 
                agent priest  0  requires factions { papal_states, portugal, spain, sicily, milan, venice, } and  not event_counter interdict 1 
                happiness_bonus bonus 1
                religion_level bonus 1
;                pope_disapproval 1
                agent_limit priest 1
            }
            material wooden
            construction  1 
            cost  800 
            settlement_min town
            upgrades
            {
                church
            }
        }

The interesting thing is that the "governor_present" one is cheatable. If you select a settlement without a Governor, none of the military buildings show up as available for construction. If you then move a unit into the settlement, which does not require selecting the settlement, all buildings are available. Couldn't see a way around that one.

Now to attempt to catch up on Lesson 4...

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