Civil War Script?

**Tyson_48** · December 31, 2009, 06:39 AM

Hi
First: Great mod so far

Two things i don't get.
My leader has the "offfended to nobles" trait and i have one disloyal noble.
As i have read in the manual, i could send him to capital and if there is a dungeon and my king the event should popup...

Playing as Sicily. My capital is Palermo (Castle=no dungeon possible)
Change capital does not work the manual said.
So, what to do?

Second question:
I should have +4 Governour-points per turn, but i have zero since 10 turns?
How come?

Playing 6.2 on a clean 1.5 Kingdoms install.

**Shadrach** · December 31, 2009, 07:42 AM

Only one disloyal noble, you've been lucky! So far... wait until one of the others stab you in the back the thieving bastards

Only thing to do... leave him in a castle and wait until he dies (internal exile). He cant do anything wrong there.

Personally I think its wrong that you cannot build dungeons in castles, just not logical so hope thats fixed one day - I play as Hungary so my capital is Buda (also a castle).

Have you tried building a dungeon in a city and move him into there? I dont know if it will trigger the script though.

**Taiji** · December 31, 2009, 07:55 AM

I thought that it worked by having the king in the capital and the rebel alone in a settlement with a dungeon...

But it's a dodgy script according to Repman, so it might fail even when we follow the steps correctly.

**Tyson_48** · January 03, 2010, 02:40 PM

Thanks for the replies.

Yes i tried both...with King in City/Dungeon and without...nothing!
It is the same with old age Generals to retire.
The trigger is capitol with >=city hall + King + General....Palermo is no city, so no city hall

It is a real disappointment because (without these problems) DLV is the best kingdoms-mod i have ever played. I had in this game game already plans for the generals after retiring...the roleplay elements are really cool.

Any solutions?
I have seen there are many factions with a castle as capitol, so imo this needs a fix

**Maggy** · January 04, 2010, 03:49 AM

is there any way to turn off that script ? i dont get the king event for disloyal nobles same as with Retire Generals.

**Taiji** · January 04, 2010, 05:54 AM

Here is the script:

Code:

monitor_event CharacterTurnEnd FactionIsLocal
	and not IsFactionLeader
	and Trait Disobedient >= 1
	and Trait Reconciled_to_his_King = 0
	and Trait Thrown_in_Dungeon = 0
	and FactionLeaderTrait Seat_of_Power > 0
	and EndedInSettlement
	and SettlementBuildingExists >= dungeon
		historic_event dungeon_prepare
		set_event_counter dungeon_prepare 1
end_monitor

monitor_event CharacterSelected CharacterIsLocal 
	and not IsFactionLeader
	and Trait Disobedient >= 1
	and Trait Reconciled_to_his_King = 0
	and Trait Thrown_in_Dungeon = 0
	and FactionLeaderTrait Seat_of_Power > 0
	and EndedInSettlement
	and I_EventCounter dungeon_prepare = 1
		historic_event dungeon true
		set_event_counter dungeon_prepare 0
		set_counter dungeon_decided 1
end_monitor

monitor_conditions I_EventCounter dungeon_accepted = 1
	and I_CompareCounter dungeon_decided = 1
		e_select_character, console_command give_trait this Thrown_in_Dungeon 1
		inc_counter gov_points -1
		set_counter dungeon_decided 0
end_monitor

monitor_conditions I_EventCounter dungeon_declined = 1
	and I_CompareCounter dungeon_decided = 1
		e_select_character, console_command give_trait this Reconciled_to_his_King 1, console_command add_money -3000
		set_counter dungeon_decided 0
end_monitor

....well that's most of it...

And we can see that it uses traits to decide on civil war or not:

give_trait this Reconciled_to_his_King 1

To use that you only need to open the console and type it in while you have the rebellious charcter selected.

At least that should work

... please let me know

**Maggy** · January 04, 2010, 06:47 AM

i always done this before i opened the console and on the king remove_trait this Offensive_to_Nobles and on the bad Nobles remove_trait this Disobedient.
When i remove this script from the campaign script i wont get bothered for the rest of the campaign with this or will the game gets unstable ?

monitor_event CharacterTurnEnd FactionIsLocal
and not IsFactionLeader
and Trait Disobedient >= 1
and Trait Reconciled_to_his_King = 0
and Trait Thrown_in_Dungeon = 0
and FactionLeaderTrait Seat_of_Power > 0
and EndedInSettlement
and SettlementBuildingExists >= dungeon
historic_event dungeon_prepare
set_event_counter dungeon_prepare 1
end_monitor

monitor_event CharacterSelected CharacterIsLocal
and not IsFactionLeader
and Trait Disobedient >= 1
and Trait Reconciled_to_his_King = 0
and Trait Thrown_in_Dungeon = 0
and FactionLeaderTrait Seat_of_Power > 0
and EndedInSettlement
and I_EventCounter dungeon_prepare = 1
historic_event dungeon true
set_event_counter dungeon_prepare 0
set_counter dungeon_decided 1
end_monitor

monitor_conditions I_EventCounter dungeon_accepted = 1
and I_CompareCounter dungeon_decided = 1
e_select_character, console_command give_trait this Thrown_in_Dungeon 1
inc_counter gov_points -1
set_counter dungeon_decided 0
end_monitor

monitor_conditions I_EventCounter dungeon_declined = 1
and I_CompareCounter dungeon_decided = 1
e_select_character, console_command give_trait this Reconciled_to_his_King 1, console_command add_money -3000
set_counter dungeon_decided 0
end_monitor

**Tyson_48** · January 04, 2010, 02:18 PM

Originally Posted by Taiji

And we can see that it uses traits to decide on civil war or not:

give_trait this Reconciled_to_his_King 1

To use that you only need to open the console and type it in while you have the rebellious charcter selected.

At least that should work

... please let me know

Good to know

btw how do you open the console in DLV?
The ~ or the ^ for german-keyboard button seems not to work...