政体模组制作

Governments were introduced in patch 2.4 and are associated to characters.

They allow to dissociate the type of the capital holding from the actual government, which was problematic before patch 2.4.

For performance reasons governments are only validated when a title is gained/removed, liege relationship changes and religion changes.

Government group

Government groups are hardcoded. There are 5 groups:

• feudal_governments, for which is_feudal = yes
• republic_governments, for which is_republic = yes
• theocracy_governments, for which is_theocracy = yes
• tribal_governments, for which is_tribal = yes
• nomadic_governments, for which is_nomadic = yes

Government

Here is the list of flags available for governments:

Name	Type	Description	Example
color	rgb	Color for the government type on the government map mode
title_prefix	string	Prefix for title localisation (for instance temple_count).	title_prefix = "temple_"
frame_suffix	string	Suffix for the sprite gfx name of the character frame borders to use.	frame_suffix = "_tribal"
potential	character triggers	Conditions for a character to select this government type. At game start, in case multiple governments are eligible, the first eligible one will be taken (Note: feudal seem to be evaluated first)	potential = { NOT = { religion_group = muslim } is_patrician = no }
merchant_republic	bool	Enables merchant republic mechanics: generating family palaces and patricians. It will also unlock the possibility to build coastal trade posts.	merchant_republic = yes
uses_bride_price	bool	Enables the bride price merchant republic functionality.	uses_bride_price = yes
uses_decadence	bool	If scripted in the government AND the religion of a character, that character will use decadence mechanics.	uses_decadence = yes
uses_jizya_tax	bool		uses_jizya_tax = yes
uses_piety_for_law_change	bool
uses_prestige_for_law_change	bool
allows_matrilineal_marriage	bool
allow_title_revokation	bool
allow_looting	bool
can_imprison_without_reason	bool
can_revoke_without_reason	bool
ignores_de_jure_laws	bool
dukes_called_kings	bool
barons_need_dynasty	bool	If yes, barons will get a random dynasty whenever they get landed	barons_need_dynasty = yes
can_create_empires	bool	Whether people with this government can create empires. Defaults to yes.	can_create_empires = no
can_create_kingdoms	bool	Whether people with this government can create kingdoms. Defaults to yes.	can_create_kingdoms = no
can_usurp_kingdoms_and_empires	bool
have_gender_laws	bool	Set for governments that only have one allowed gender laws in the gender laws script. Affects the interface and also government tooltips.	have_gender_laws = no
can_build_holdings	bool
can_build_forts	bool
can_build_castle	bool
can_build_city	bool
can_build_temple	bool
can_build_tribal	bool
can_grant_kingdoms_and_empires_to_other_government	bool	Whether people with this government can give kingdoms and empires to people with a different government. Defaults to yes.
can_grant_kingdoms_and_empires_to_other_government_group	bool	Whether people with this government can give kingdoms and empires to people with a different government group. Defaults to no.
can_be_granted_kingdoms_and_empires_by_other_government	bool	Whether people with this government can receive kingdoms and empires from people with a different government. Defaults to yes.
can_be_granted_kingdoms_and_empires_by_other_government_group	bool	Whether people with this government can receive kingdoms and empires from people with a different government group. Defaults to yes.
free_retract_vassalage	bool
free_levies_in_offensive_war	bool	Raise levies without angering vassals if in an offensive war	free_levies_in_offensive_war = yes
max_consorts	int
max_liege_levy		Used instead of crown laws
max_liege_tax		Used instead of crown laws
aggression	double	Changes the opinion threshold for being willing to declare war by 20 per point, and how quickly the AI is likely to declare war. 1 is default, and results in no change. Anything below 1 makes the AI less likely to declare war. A value of 0 will make the AI never declare war except via script. A negative value is considered invalid and should not be used
unit_modifier	modifiers	Works like in religion modding
unit_home_modifier	modifiers	Works like in religion modding
character_modifier	modifiers	Works like in religion modding
preferred_holdings	List<holding>
allowed_holdings allowed_holdings_culture allowed_holdings_religion allowed_holdings_culture_and_religion	List<holding>	Will not get the wrong government type penalty	# Will not get the wrong government type penalty for tribes of the same culture allowed_holdings_culture = { TRIBAL​ }
builds_with_prestige	List<holding>	Whether new settlements are built with prestige or gold costs.	builds_with_prestige = yes
builds_with_piety	List<holding>	Whether new settlements are built with piety or gold costs.	builds_with_piety = yes
accepts_liege_governments accepts_liege_governments_culture accepts_liege_governments_religion accepts_liege_governments_culture_and_religion	List<government>	The listed governments are valid lieges that don't get wrong government opinion penalty.	# Gets the wrong religion modifier instead accepts_liege_governments = { muslim_government​ }
free_revoke_on_governments free_revoke_on_governments_culture free_revoke_on_governments_religion free_revoke_on_governments_culture_and_religion	List<government>	Liege gets free revocation on vassals with specified governments	# Tribal vassals of other religions can have their titles revoked for free free_revoke_on_governments_religion = { tribal_government​ }
free_revoke_on_tiers free_revoke_on_tiers_culture free_revoke_on_tiers_religion free_revoke_on_tiers_culture_and_religion	List<tier>	Vassal tier for which revoking title won't trigger any negative opinion modifiers	free_revoke_on_tiers = { count duke }
ignore_in_vassal_limit_calculation	List<government>	Vassals with specified governments will not count toward the vassal limit.	ignore_in_vassal_limit_calculation = { tribal_government​ }​
vassal_call_to_arms	List<government>
no_vassal_tax	List<government>
forced_contract	List<government>	Vassals with specified governments will give max taxes and max liege levies regardless of opinion. Tyranny actions against these vassals can be made without objections from vassals of other governments
commander_limit
capital_move_delay
can_change_to_nomad_on_start	bool	Tribal rulers under a nomadic liege (of the same culture) will become nomadic rulers, unless something else is specified for that character or the titles of that character. It is only for evaluating governments before the game has started.
gets_religion_opinion_penalties	bool	The holder cares if people are of a different religion. Defaults to yes.
gives_religion_opinion_penalties	bool	Other people care if the holder is a different religion. Defaults to yes
vassal_government_opinion_penalties	bool	Gets opinion penalties due to "accepts_liege_governments" and similar. Defaults to yes.
offmap_power	offmap	What offmap power to use for culture and religion when using succ_offmap_succession.
can_demand_religious_conversion	bool	Whether people with this government can use the Demand Religious Conversion interaction. Must also be allowed in the religion. Defaults to yes.
can_inherit	bool	Whether people with this government can inherit titles. Defaults to yes.
men_can_take_consorts	bool	If set, men can take female consorts. Defaults to yes. No effect if max_consorts is 0.
women_can_take_consorts	bool	If set, women can take male consorts. Defaults to no. No effect if max_consorts is 0.
marriage_ignore_religion	bool	If set, the AI will ignore religion when considering marriage offers or taking consorts, defaults to no.

Graphics

In order to add custom graphics for a government, some interface modding is required. Create a .gfx file in the interface folder. Inside, you can add a spriteType block for the government icon, as well as five sprites for the five character frame images. All six spriteTypes need to be inside a spriteTypes block, and the names of all these spriteTypes need to end with whatever you put in the government txt file for frame_suffix. You can find the vanilla codes at \interface\generalstuff.gfx.

The actual graphical files are placed inside the gfx\interface folder. All six files will be saved as .dds extension.

For example, if you want to add custom graphics for a secular government, with frame_suffix = _secular :

spriteTypes = {
	
	### character stuff
	spriteType = {
		name = "GFX_charframe_150_secular"
		texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\charframe_150_secular.tga"
		noOfFrames = 6
		allwaystransparent = yes
	}
	spriteType = {
		name = "GFX_charframe_100_secular"
		texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\charframe_100_secular.tga"
		noOfFrames = 6
		allwaystransparent = yes
	}
	spriteType = {
		name = "GFX_charframe_75_secular"
		texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\charframe_75_secular.tga"
		noOfFrames = 6
		allwaystransparent = yes
	}
	spriteType = {
		name = "GFX_charframe_50_secular"
		texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\charframe_50_secular.tga"
		noOfFrames = 6
		allwaystransparent = yes
	}
	spriteType = {
		name = "GFX_charframe_34_secular"
		texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\charframe_34_secular.tga"
		noOfFrames = 6
		allwaystransparent = yes
	}
	
	### government icons
	spriteType = {
		name = "GFX_icon_secular_government"
		texturefile = "gfx\\interface\\government_icon_secular.dds"
	}

}

Localisation

Do not forget to localise your new government. It works similarly to other localisation:

secular_government;Secular;;;;;;;;;;;;;x
secular_government_desc;No religions allowed!;;;;;;;;;;;;;x

Note that the list of features for a government (such as "Can hold Castle, Temple & Fort Holdings without penalties") are automatically generated (based on what you put in the txt file) and placed underneath whatever is in your _government_desc . This means you could leave the _government_desc blank if you do not want to explain what the government form entails.

References

模组制作