社团模组制作

Societies are part of the free patch 2.7 and do not require the Monks and Mystics expansion, although most societies and their content are part of the expansion.

Societies

Societies are best used to model a profession or lifestyle, since a character may only be a member of one society at a time.

can_join_society = {
  hidden_trigger = {
    NAND = {
      ai = yes
      is_society_rank_full = { 
        society = the_assassins
        rank = 1
      }
    }
  }
  has_assassins_prerequisites = yes
}

show_society = {
  religion = catholic
}

potential = { 
  religion = catholic
}

modifier = { 
  is_visible = {
    OR = {
      society_member_of = the_satanists
      FROM = { is_society_discovered = yes }
    }
  }
  intrigue = 1
}

society_rank = {
  level = 1
  limit = 100 
  startup_limit = 10
  decisions = {
    prisoner_dark_sacrifice
  }
}

member_score = {
  value = 10
  modifier = {
    factor = 2
    trait = diligent
  }
}

Localization:

• <society_name>: name of the society
• <society_name>_desc: description of the society
• <society_name>_leader_desc: title of the leader of the society
• <society_name>_rank_<N>_male: rank <N> title for male members
• <society_name>_rank_<N>_female: rank <N> title for female members
• currency_name_<society_name>: name of the society's currency/power

Localization commands need to be updated as well: GetSocietyCurrency, GetSocietyRank, GetSocietyName and GetSocietyNameCap.

Currency gain

The monthly_currency_gain is a block that can take several parameters:

monthly_currency_gain = { # Used for defining how members passively gain currency
	name = loc_key # What the currency is named
	per_attribute = {
		name = stewardship # Takes one of the five attributes
		value = 1 # How much to give per point
	}
	has_trait = {
		trait = monk # Takes any trait
		value = 5 # How much to give if the character has the trait
	}
	society_rank = {
		rank = 4 # Takes a level of rank
		value = 10 # How much to give if the character has the given rank
	}
	triggered_gain = {
		desc = loc_key # What to show in the score gain breakdown. Passed through custom loc with the character as ROOT. The gain is provided as $GAIN$
		trigger = { # When to give the gain. The character is ROOT
			some triggers
		}
		value = 10 # How much to give
	}
}

Quests

Quests are created dynamically via scripting. Quests holders must be member of a society and quest targets may be characters, titles or provinces (or none).

• To give a quest to the scoped character, without a target:

set_quest = <quest_id>

• To give a quest to the holder with scoped character as the target:

set_quest_target = {			
	id = <quest_id>
	holder = ROOT
}

This can also be used to set or update the quest target.

The result of a quest can be set to:

• success using clr_quest = <quest_id>
• or failure using clr_quest = { id = <quest_id> failure = yes }

Their reward has to be managed via event scripting as well, typically by rewarding the holder some more power within the society, via change_society_currency command.

Localization:

• <quest_id>: name of the quest
• <quest_id>_fallback : name of the quest if no target is found. Useful if your loc depends on the target. Needed to ensure it shows up nicely in triggers (E.G., "Evoke the Sympathy of [FromFrom.GetTitledFirstName]" would fail in a trigger if you don't have a quest, so you add a fallback of "Evoke the Sympathy of a Ruler"). Adding "_fallback" will work for the other loc keys too, so can be used if you have different versions of the same quest where not all versions target something
• <quest_id>_desc : longer description for the quest. It can use $SOCIETY$ for the society (if any), $WHO$ for the character who is doing the quest and $TARGET$ for the target of the quest (if any);;;;;;;;;;;;x
• <quest_id>_tooltip: tooltip shown for the quest. It can use $SOCIETY$, $WHO$ and $TARGET$ for in the same way as quest_id_DESC;;;;;;;;;;;;x

GFX

Graphics for societies are by default stored under \gfx\interface\societies.

Do not forget to add a reference to any added graphics in \interface. See Interface modding for more.

You can use society icon backgrounds (society_symbol_bg_stone.dds and society_symbol_bg_wood.dds) in gfx\inventory\societies to make societies that follow the style of the vanilla societies.

Putting characters in societies

If you would like to manually place characters in societies when the game starts, you can do so with the following code in the character's definition:

12345 = {
	name = "Sample"
	...
	# Date on which the character should join.
	1066.1.1 = {
		effect = {
			join_society = monastic_order_benedictine
			# Make character the grandmaster of the society.
			set_society_grandmaster = yes
		}
	}
	# Date on which the character should leave.
	1096.1.1 = {
		effect = {
			# Unnecessary to specify which society. Characters can only belong to one at once.
			leave_society = yes
		}
	}
}

For more information on what can be placed in the effect section to influence societies, look at \common\societies\societies.info in the base game.

External links

• [Mod] Society template / tutorial

References