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has the give_trait command changed?
assume i have a character named Qvintvs Fabivs Maximvs
shouldn't it be: give_trait "Qvintvsfabivs Maximvs" GoodLeader 1? cuz its not working for me anymore
some help here please :D
and yes i know, i know its cheating but i can't live without it
"Fabius Maximus" is not his name but part of a trait, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by kemozz
No, but the internal naming convention for Roman characters has. This was done to accomodate the new Roman Gens trait and Client Ruler systems. Several different internal names now map to a single display name. The give_trait cheat relies on the internal name, so there is no longer any way to determine exactly what it is from the display name.Quote:
Originally Posted by kemozz
I'm afraid that, except for starting characters, it's now very difficult to give Roman characters traits.
yep, you can use [give_trait "Gaivs" Trait 1] but you cant tell which Gaius it will give it to, if there's more than one.
nor can you move using the move_character cheat..... too bad, b/c in emergencies i used it.
Actually the Roman characters have a dummy surname, Romanvs, which isn't displayed. Thus, someone named Titvs Fabivs Maximvs is internally Titvs Romanvs, and accounting for the plethora of other dummy names in the Roman name pool, he might as well have the first name TitvsA, TitvsB, TitvsC all the way up to TitvsK. So, trying to use console commands may be a bit futile :skull:
I love that A through K; am I feeling lucky today? :inquisitive:
:laugh4:
Put me down for K. Spin thewheelromans!
Does anyone know the internal name of Caivs Avrelivs Cotta then? He's a starting character, and I wanna cheat :sweatdrop:
He got two heroic and several other victories against Carthage, so I think he deserves Imperator. Especially compared to the torrent of triumphs the Romans get in the "year in history" messages...
You should be able to find the internal names for starting characters in the descr_strat.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sakkura