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Post by caeserion on Jul 17, 2019 23:22:14 GMT
I want to create a trait that blocks dragons from being tamed - as in any time a character tries to even search for dragons to tame the dragon is rendered 'invisible'. Its not setting taming chance to -9999x because that means characters would keep trying but would keep getting injured/dying in the process. What would I have to do to do this? It would be a hidden trait so I'm not worried about icons and stuff
In a similar vein I want to create a trait that blocks people from being able to tame dragons.Any ideas?
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Toccs
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Post by Toccs on Jul 19, 2019 0:21:38 GMT
- Create a generic trait like "dragon_tamer" but don't give it to any character or create any events that assign it so absolutely no one anywhere will have it.
- Then set the "dragon_tamer" trait as a requirement for the dragon taming options to be available.
The end result is that no character will be able to attempt to tame a dragon as they will never meet the requirement of having that trait. But should you wish to tame one yourself or have a character try, you can simply console the "dragon_tamer" trait to the relevant character and the option will appear.
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Post by caeserion on Jul 19, 2019 0:30:10 GMT
- Then set the "dragon_tamer" trait as a requirement for the dragon taming options to be available.
This is the part I want to know how to do. What do I write in the code for the trait?
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Toccs
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Post by Toccs on Jul 19, 2019 0:46:26 GMT
In dragon_decisions.txt you will find the decision to start the taming process. It will look like this.
tame_dragon_dec = {
is_high_prio = yes
potential = {
#ai = no
any_friend = {
trait = dragon
is_alive = yes
}
NOT = { can_use_dragon_abilities_trigger = yes }
NOT = { trait = dragon }
OR = {
NOT = { has_character_flag = choose_wild_dragon_action }
had_character_flag = { flag = choose_wild_dragon_action days = 500 }
}
NOT = { has_character_flag = dany_no_tame_dragon }
NOT = { has_game_rule = { name = dragon_hatching_taming value = off } }
}
allow = {
conditional_tooltip = {
trigger = { has_game_rule = { name = dragon_hatching_taming value = valyrian_only } }
OR = {
culture_group = valyrian
is_divine_blood_dynasty_trigger = yes
any_artifact = { has_artifact_flag = dragonhorn }
}
}
any_friend = {
trait = dragon
is_alive = yes
age = 2
}
age = 14
prisoner = no
NOT = { in_battle = yes }
NOT = { has_severe_disability_trigger = yes }
has_epidemic = no
}
effect = {
set_character_flag = choose_wild_dragon_action
character_event = { id = dragon.12 days = 1}
}
ai_check_interval = 3
ai_will_do = {
factor = 1000
}
}
Add the line "trait = dragon_tamer" to the "potential" section so that section will look like this.
potential = {
#ai = no
trait = dragon_tamer
any_friend = {
trait = dragon
is_alive = yes
}
NOT = { can_use_dragon_abilities_trigger = yes }
NOT = { trait = dragon }
OR = {
NOT = { has_character_flag = choose_wild_dragon_action }
had_character_flag = { flag = choose_wild_dragon_action days = 500 }
}
NOT = { has_character_flag = dany_no_tame_dragon }
NOT = { has_game_rule = { name = dragon_hatching_taming value = off } }
}
You're new dragon_tamer trait should now be a requirement to use that decision which is where the whole taming event chain starts from.
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