Help!! Why Adding Traits and Unit and .... not Working ?!

[Moros]

Some characters while not seen in console when typed do work. They are just not shown. It is essential to type them though.

However do note that not all the names as they appear to you in game are necessarily the internal names, the name the game uses it self. Those can be found in the text files however. Concerning character names there are threads that address this already, use the search function to find them. If you still have problems then, please state them here.

[Empire*Of*Media]

Some characters while not seen in console when typed do work. They are just not shown. It is essential to type them though.

However do note that not all the names as they appear to you in game are necessarily the internal names, the name the game uses it self. Those can be found in the text files however. Concerning character names there are threads that address this already, use the search function to find them. If you still have problems then, please state them here.

NO ! i dont know why u dont understand me! first i said that Adding Unit or Trait in the Console (~) is not working in my EB! when i add trait and write its name says CHARACTER NOT FOUND while i typed it correctly ! adding for adding unit too !!


and the words an letters i mean for some langs like polish Kurdish latin or Turkish that have (^) under or above the letters & words ! i said does it need that to be written in the console ?! like the Native Parthian-Saka&.... units and Generals Native names ?!

[Ibn-Khaldun]

You need to write the internal name of a unit into the console. Not the name that appears in game.

For example:

add_unit "Phraaspa" "eastern infantry kavakaza sparabara" 5

And You get 5 units of Kavakaza Sparabara in Phraaspa.

Just check the export_descr_unit.txt file for units internal names.

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type eastern infantry kavakaza sparabara << this here is the unit name that You need
dictionary eastern_infantry_kavakaza_sparabara ; Kavakaza Sparabara
category infantry
class spearmen
voice_type General_1
soldier eastern_infantry_kavakazasparabara_sarmatianspearmen_sakaspearmen, 60, 0, 1.1
attributes sea_faring, hide_improved_forest, very_hardy
formation 1.2, 1.4, 2.4, 2.8, 5, square
stat_health 1, 1
stat_pri 12, 6, no, 0, 0, melee, simple, piercing, spear, 0 ,0.13
stat_pri_attr light_spear
stat_sec 0, 0, no, 0, 0, no, no, no, none, 0 ,0
stat_sec_attr no
stat_pri_armour 1, 9, 3, flesh
stat_sec_armour 0, 0, flesh
stat_heat 1
stat_ground 0, 0, 2, 0
stat_mental 9, impetuous, untrained
stat_charge_dist 40
stat_fire_delay 0
stat_food 60, 300
stat_cost 1, 896, 224, 50, 70, 896
ownership parthia, armenia, romans_scipii, slave, carthage, gauls, scythia, britons, germans, dacia, spain, egypt, saba, romans_brutii, numidia, romans_julii, thrace, greek_cities, macedon, seleucid

As for traits it's the same thing. You need the name of a trait from the export_VnVs.txt file.

For example if you play as Sweboz and want Xomorommoz trait then you have to write:

add_trait "(character name)" "Hamarammaz"

because Hamarammaz is the name the game uses.

{Hamarammaz} Xomorommoz

{Hamarammaz_desc}
?omo-rommoz\n(KhO-mo-ROM-moz, “Shape-strong” or Skin-walker)\nThis man believes himself to be a "shape-shifter," able to transform into an animal during battle or times of stress. His fierce, bold, and deranged state greatly encourages his fellow warriors who watch him run fearlessly into the enemy and are inspired to follow, but his overall leadership and ability to manage anything besides his weapons both suffer drastically as his mind is seemingly no longer present. Historically, the Germanic peoples became well-known for their rare and eccentric bear and wolf cults, whose shamanic warriors were dedicated to a particular animal totem. The Ber?swerxiz (“Bear-shirt”) or Wulxwoxoth?nez (“Wolfskin-coat”) would go into an ecstatic trance and was thought to have left his body, communing with W?thonoz (God of Change and Inspiration) in the Otherworld, while his body controlled by animal spirit could not be killed by normal weapons.

{Hamarammaz_effects_desc}
+2 Morale to all troops in the battlefield, -1 Command, -1 Management.

{Hamarammaz_gain_desc}
This man believes himself to be a "shape-shifter," able to transform into an animal during battle or times of stress.

Also, I suggest you to familiarize yourself with the EB names in export_names.txt file. The character name you see in game might not be the name the game uses. So, you sometimes have to try to guess characters names.

[Empire*Of*Media]

You need to write the internal name of a unit into the console. Not the name that appears in game.

For example:



And You get 5 units of Kavakaza Sparabara in Phraaspa.

Just check the export_descr_unit.txt file for units internal names.



As for traits it's the same thing. You need the name of a trait from the export_VnVs.txt file.

For example if you play as Sweboz and want Xomorommoz trait then you have to write:



because Hamarammaz is the name the game uses.



Also, I suggest you to familiarize yourself with the EB names in export_names.txt file. The character name you see in game might not be the name the game uses. So, you sometimes have to try to guess characters names.

thank u very much for your useful help!

and the other problem is that it doesnt work in EB !!! it works for adding money or process_cq. but not working for other. when i type ADD-UNIT it says COMMAND NOT RECOGNISED ! and for adding traits too it says character not found! while i chek it and it is exactly right !!
isnt just adding_trait ?!?!? so whats the problem ?!?!

and the other, what should i do for more than two words?! for example (Servivs Cornelivs opius OR THE EASTERN Daraman-e Zandig) ???!!

thank u for your help !

[Moros]

Could you please consider limiting the use of capital letters, exclamation- and question marks. It is considered as yelling on forums and as impolite.

It says character not found because you're not using the character/unit/trait names in the same way as .txt files do. They differ between what their name is in the .txt's and in the game, as we've been trying to to tell you. If you want to add a trait to a character you must first find the name of the character, then search how that exact name is within the textfiles, the same goes for the trait's name. See above to know what textfile you need to check.

[Ibn-Khaldun]

All these things do work. I know it because I used all these commands when I hosted rpg games in Throne Room. Also, it's almost impossible to right guess the name of a Roman character since the last two names come from a trait and are absolutely useless with console commands.

[Empire*Of*Media]

Could you please consider limiting the use of capital letters, exclamation- and question marks. It is considered as yelling on forums and as impolite.

It says character not found because you're not using the character/unit/trait names in the same way as .txt files do. They differ between what their name is in the .txt's and in the game, as we've been trying to to tell you. If you want to add a trait to a character you must first find the name of the character, then search how that exact name is within the textfiles, the same goes for the trait's name. See above to know what textfile you need to check.

really! sorry i didnt thought my exclamation- and question marks will cause bother!

1. and from where and how ishould find Roman and Special, the Eastern Names ?
2. and how should i know what traits in the text files you mentioned, will cause raising Commanding Stars ? because i gave GOODCOMMANDER but it didnt found it, so i realized ROME traits is different with EB yes?!

[Moros]

The files you need to consult are export_VnVs.txt for trait names, export_names.txt (both files are in the data folder of your game installation folder) for the names.Note some traits might change names ingame. However the original textfile names are still to be used.So it can be important to remember the original name of a character. For the starting generals and family members, who might have name influencing traits, the names of the characters can be found in desc_strat (which can be found in the ...data/world/.../imperial_campaign folder)


Also thanks for understanding that too many exclamation marks and capitals are considered rude. I understand you were not that familiar yet with these things. Just try to keep them at bay in the future, thanks!