You can just type in 'charinfo 1' in the console and press enter. This will give you one of the 26 portraits available. Look for character religion definition and read the frame index directly there (portrait_properties.txt is not used): Use frame at index inside hardcoded sprites GFX_religious_male_clothes, GFX_religious_male_headgear, etc. This is the subreddit for those who play the Game of Thrones mod for the game Crusader Kings 2.
Shows tags and Ids, equivalent to charinfo in CK2. It can be used for character modding, portrait modding or save-game editing. declare_war Starts war between two countries. Update: Just compared the german portraits to the italian ones, it's much worse than I originally thought. Only hair (p1) and beards (p4) can be changed in-game via the Customization Pack, the other property values are derived from portrait_properties.txt file. you can make a character older or younger with this command. If a portraitType entry matches, apply the layers in order. Desert portrait background frame tied to location rather than religion. That said, the 'kill' command doesn't seem to be working for me. The county menu screen displays the following: 1. I have been playing CK2 since a few month ago. ck2 transfer vassalage console But it only appears as his PRIMARY title. To change your capital click on a province thus opening the county menu screen. In sub-mod (or main mod, depending on the solution chosen) folder. 4) Hover your mouse pointer over country's ruler portrait and note his character number. Im trying to change to Egyptian but culture egyptian dosent work.
Because the commands requires a culture as argument, a custom culture definition must be added too. Alt + 2 1, Alt + 0167 or ~ may also work ( ~ seems to be the majority console button, located beneath esc ). If you’re willing to cheat your way to the top you can absolutely do so. Commands.gg is not affiliated with any game(s) on this page. Each of these basic elements come with multiple variations or frames. Using occluded = yes in character history this is used for Muhammad (The Prophet).
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