Need bit assistance with getting Imperial Roman Reforms before the year 125bc

[Kralizec]

You did get the name right?
I just checked, the console name for the trait you're looking for is Augustus.

[Velho]

The very problem is that i dont get the name right. Like for example for my factionleader now He Is Qvintvs Avgvstvs.
So his name should be Ovintvs(A-K) Romanvs but that does not work with any letter or without.
That is the main problem to me.
Yesterday i could mod traits from campaing strat script

[Kralizec]

The very problem is that i dont get the name right. Like for example for my factionleader now He Is Qvintvs Avgvstvs.
So his name should be Ovintvs(A-K) Romanvs but that does not work with any letter or without.
That is the main problem to me.
Yesterday i could mod traits from campaing strat script

With an O??

I'm not sure what you're telling here. Does your faction leader now have the middle name Augustus? If so, adding the trait worked.

When typing console commands the full name of the character has to be in quotation marks, and I think the code is caps sensitive. Be sure to check for typing mistakes each time you enter something as you have to be precise and mistakes are easily made. Other than that I don't know what to tell you.

[Velho]

Not With O It should be Q , Also it was said that In EB 1.2 All the names Go Like that the person is first name lets think its Qvintvs and they say his last name should be Romanvs so it should be. about this. give_trait: "Qvintvs or QvintvsA-K Romanvs" high_ambitions 1 but it keeps giving me error. that character is not found or trait is not found

I did got it earlier without adding trait just used add money and process_cq until he had skilled bureucraut and expert recruiter thats how i got it.

But i still cant

[Kralizec]

As far as I know, the correct entry would be:

give_trait: "QvintvsA Romanvs" Augustus 1

Note: the Augustus part of this entry uses the normal U, no need to substitute it with V.

I tested this in a new Roman campaign, using one of the starting family members. This gave him the trait "High Ambitions". I made him the faction heir, put my existing faction leader on a boat and deliberately had it sunk by engaging an enemy fleet. My new faction leader suddenly had the trait Augustus. Of course none of the other conditions were met so I didn't get the imperial reforms.

[Kralizec]

I just had some trouble adding a trait to a Hayasdan character. It turns out that instead of KoyrounA-D he was a regular Koyroun, without a follow up letter. You should try that, otherwise I have no idea.

Presumably, the game starts with Qvintvs, then QvintvsA, .... till K is reached. After that it's back to Qvintvs, QvintvsA, etc.