Give_trait Command

**Shahed** · 04-12-2007, 10:26

Originally Posted by Periklis

Ok I know cheating is wrong but ....

Please help

Well it's your game. Do what you want with it.
If you want to use cheats, go ahead, it's just a game d00d.

Cheating does kill the challenge though.

**Lusted** · 04-12-2007, 11:06

I'm working on a big script that heavily depends on give_script command. Supplying a name completely worked in RTW, but now I have to use "give_trait this" and have no other way?? What is the alternative about targeting characters in scripts?

You can still use character names, its just give_trait this is easier to type.

**FactionHeir** · 04-12-2007, 11:11

Originally Posted by Lusted

You can still use character names, its just give_trait this is easier to type.

It currently only works for character names that are 1 word or first name - title, as then you'd still just use the first name.
Doesn't seem to work for first name last name anymore as it did in rtw

**Shahed** · 04-12-2007, 11:24

I always use trait_this (when necessary) rather than the name, it's just so much easier. And once the char gets an honorific (like The Great etc) then I can't ever get it to work with the name.

**alpaca** · 04-12-2007, 13:22

Signifer: Try using quotes enclosing the name or changing spaces to underscores.

**FactionHeir** · 04-12-2007, 14:14

Originally Posted by alpaca

Signifer: Try using quotes enclosing the name or changing spaces to underscores.

That only works for move_character and character_reset now. No longer for give/remove trait/ancillary.

**Raz** · 04-12-2007, 14:34

True that. Characters with two names are no longer able to be used in the give_trait/ancillary etc command line (with quotes, with underscores, with any other letter or keyboard character inserted, I've tried and it just doesn't seem to work). Unfortunate that.
But then again, how would I know.....
<_<
>_>

*Slowly backs out of topic*