Couple questions

[QuintusSertorius]

Say, is it possible to use the campaign script to automatically replace units in cities?

For example: in each city, replace all Polybian Hastati units having experience 2 or greater with a Polybian Principes unit ?

Possible, yes. In a simple way, no. I don't think there's even a condition you can check for how much experience a unit has; rather what you might be able to do is check for a unit being disbanded and then offering another unit for recruitment - see the Evocati script already in the game. Otherwise you're talking a massive script which checks every settlement every turn.

[Yash]

what you might be able to do is check for a unit being disbanded and then offering another unit for recruitment - see the Evocati script already in the game.

Cool, this could work. I'll check it out.

[Yash]

The documentation gives the following information for the UnitDisbanded event:

Identifier: UnitDisbanded
Event: A unit has been disbanded
Exports: faction, resource_description, unit
Class: ET_UNIT_DISBANDED

Any idea what resource_description is, and/or how to use it?

[GJCDP]

Probably not the right place, but maybe not worth making a new thread....

Is there anyway the Fort option could return, since the fortified settlements option is turned off (i read somewhere, but cant remember where).....or make it a mini-mod?

Awesome game btw, new here on the org as a member, but long-time player (EB 1 and II)...

[QuintusSertorius]

Nope, forts are disabled because they ruin the CAI. The function has also been re-purposed for Wonders, to give us something to attach them to so they can appear on the battlemap.

[GJCDP]

allright, thanx..is there an easy novice-moderator way to reintroduce forts (and disable the settlement/wonder function) or would that take some considerate moderating skills...?

[myarta]

You really don't want to do that, though. They're cool, but the AI will park stacks in them instead of garrisoning their towns or fighting field battles. The one unit of free upkeep and the roleplay of guarding passes isn't worth the AI being totally useless at directing its armies on the campaign map. That said, I'm not sure how it was done either.