That is confirmed by my own results... I have only set 4 kings for 4 major campaigns - I know it is not necessary, but this was my first attempt in this area - in later changes I have stayed with one famous king per campaign...Originally Posted by macsen rufus
To be sure what's going on with your Zygmunt III I'd really need to look at your SetStartLeader line, and the "royal names" from the faction names list. I suspect that you are calling your first leader as famous king 1 (as opposed to 0), and that Zygmunt is your seventh name (ie number 6 when starting from 0). I think it might also "work" if the number quoted in the SetStartLeader declaration is HIGHER than the one quoted in your FamousKings declaration. The real problems come when it is LOWER, as this gives the Roman_numerals errors.
It looks this way:
SetStartLeader:: FN_POLISH 0 8 3 3 2 4 1 2 4 1So I guess it works just fine thanks to that you have said i.e. higher number.// 11: polish_forenames
ADD_FORENAMES::
"Stefan"
"Zygmunt"
"Aleksander"
"Wladyslaw"
"Jan Kazimierz"
"Jan"
"Kazimierz"
"Stanislaw"
"Michal"
"Henryk"
Portraits for heroes seem more reliable, but still not 100% - I managed to get Hannibal Barca right in my Punic Wars scenario, but whatever I tried, Scipio Africanus just flat out refused to show up correctly, so there's obviously more subtleties I haven't yet grasped on that front. (And most of what I have learnt came from PMTW)
I have a similar problem in ECW campaign, but solved that by setting a new sub folder in Viking directory titled Orthodox (since all factions with fixed portraits are othodox/Protestant there anyway) and put a new Misc folder out there as opposed to the main campaigns which use the 'vanilla' orthodox/catholic/pagan/muslim directories...
This feature didn't exist before 2.0 so it is quite a recent discovery. Maybe this will solve your problems ?
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