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Dj_FRedy said:

mmm but the thread has a BL(Bannerlord) prefix, or maybe this question is focused on WB(Warband)? emulating @Eärendil the Mariner, Bannerlord or Warband?

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couple of things:
1) are you using modsys (.py files) or .txt tweaks?
2) what is your base module? Native? Floris? Something else? Which version? Like Native 1.174

answers depends on that

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kalarhan said:

Code:

party_is_active                       =  132  # (party_is_active, <party_id>),
                                              # Checks that <party_id> is valid and not disabled.

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xenoargh said:

Here's a fancier version, with random knockback / knockdown, critical hits for missiles. It has been tested, and works.

This is more advanced stuff, please read the comments before attempting to copy-pasta this code, it has a dependency.

Spoiler

Code:

common_damage_system = (ti_on_agent_hit, 0, 0, [],
[
    (store_trigger_param_1, ":agent"),
    (store_trigger_param_2, ":attacker"),  
    (store_trigger_param_3, ":damage"),
    (store_trigger_param_3, ":orig_damage"),
    (agent_get_troop_id, ":troop", ":agent"),
    (agent_get_troop_id, ":attacker_troop", ":attacker"),  

    #Damage is lowered 5% per point of Ironflesh.
    (try_begin),
        (agent_is_human, ":agent"),#stop if not human
        (store_skill_level, ":ironflesh",  "skl_ironflesh", ":troop"),
        (gt, ":ironflesh", 0),
        (val_mul, ":ironflesh", 5),
        (assign, ":mod_damage", ":damage"),      
        (val_mul, ":mod_damage", ":ironflesh"),
        (val_div, ":mod_damage", 100),#Rounded here, but whatever.
        (val_sub, ":damage", ":mod_damage"),
    (try_end),
    #Damage is avoided 5% per point of Athletics
    (try_begin),
        (agent_is_human, ":agent"),#stop if not human
        (store_skill_level, ":athletics",  "skl_athletics", ":troop"),
        (gt, ":athletics", 0),  
        (val_mul, ":athletics", 5),
        (store_random_in_range, ":random_no", 1, 100),
        (try_begin),
            (le, ":random_no", ":athletics"),
            (assign, ":damage", 1),
            (try_begin),
                (eq, ":troop", "trp_player"),
                (display_message, "@You dodge the attack!"),
            (else_try),
                (eq, ":attacker_troop", "trp_player"),
                (display_message, "@{He/She} dodges the attack!"),
            (try_end),          
        (try_end),
    (try_end),  
    #Critical hits for missiles
    (try_begin),
        (is_between, reg0, "itm_missile_weapons_start", "itm_missile_weapons_end"),#special def in Blood and Steel source
        (store_random_in_range, ":random_no", 1, 100),
        (try_begin),
            (le, ":random_no", 5),
            (val_min, ":damage", 20),
        (try_end),
    (try_end),  
    #Random knockdown, with STR used to test
    (try_begin),
        (store_attribute_level,":strength",":attacker_troop",ca_strength),
        (store_attribute_level,":enemy_strength",":troop",ca_strength),
        (store_sub, ":strength_test", ":strength", ":enemy_strength"),
        (val_min, ":strength_test", 2),#2 percent knockdown, for weaker characters.
        (store_random_in_range, ":random", 1, 100),
        (try_begin),
            (neg|agent_is_ally,":agent"),#don't knock down allies
            (agent_is_human, ":agent"),#stop if not human          
            (agent_is_active,":agent"),#stop accidental CTD
            (agent_is_alive,":agent"),#same diff
            (agent_get_horse, ":horse", ":agent"),
            (eq, ":horse", -1),#don't knock down riders, maybe write some "lose yer horse" code later  
            (le, ":random", ":strength_test"),
            (agent_set_animation, ":agent","anim_shield_strike"),#see module_animations from Blood and Steel source for this anim definition
        (try_end),
    (try_end),
    (store_sub, ":diff_damage", ":damage", ":orig_damage"),
    (val_mul, ":diff_damage", -1),
    (store_agent_hit_points, ":hitpoints" , ":agent", 1),
    (val_add, ":hitpoints", ":diff_damage"),
    (agent_set_hit_points,":agent",":hitpoints",1),
])

Oh, and one other thing: agent_deliver_damage_to_agent triggers this code. That has some pretty cool implications.

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kalarhan said:

1) look at the comments (documentation) of the script_game_start. As stated, that one is only called once (at the moment you create a new campaign). It is not a repeated event. It is the setup for the campaign.

2) A destroyed bandit camp is a state (party = bandit camp XXX, status = destroyed). You can identify that on your code and add/tweak the rule about spawning bandits

bandit camps are either a static party (like a town) or a dynamic party (like a caravan). Look at your module_parties.py and figure out which one you are using
- static parties are enabled/disabled, never destroyed -> listed on module_parties.py
- dynamic parties are created/destroyed -> the recipe is listed on module_party_templates.py

use that info to figure out the state of a bandit camp (does it exists right now?). Scripts like "spawn_lair" should help. Or search based on the lair slots (search module_constants.py).

Once you know that you can add any rule you want about them or the bandits they control.

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kalarhan said:

get a editor like Notepad++ (with explorer plugin) or SublimeText (both are free).

use full folder search (it looks in all files inside a folder)

now do a chain search for your code. You are starting from the end-point (script spawn_bandits). Use that name "script_spawn_bandits" to see who calls it. Then who calls that one. And so on. Until you have the entire chain of events and you can understand the who, when, how and why.

this way you can connect stuff like triggers with scripts, mission templates with scripts, scripts with tableaus, and so on.

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scripts = [


  #script_game_start:
  # This script is called when a new game is started
  # INPUT: none
  ("game_start",
   [
     ...a lot of scripts...

      (try_for_range, ":unused", 0, 10),
        (call_script, "script_spawn_bandits"),
      (try_end),

  # Spawn some bandits.
  (36,
   [
       (call_script, "script_spawn_bandits"),
    ]),

kalarhan said:

as you are not using Native I can only give some hints. You can wait for someone that has this modsys or ask on the mod forum for help as well.

1) recruits for centers on Native use templates. So you can look where the operation party_add_template is used (Native is script_cf_reinforce_party). If your mod doesnt use that, then look for party_add_members operations. And walk the code to see where the limit.

2) spawns of bandits means a trigger (event). Native uses script_spawn_bandits, called by the event handler (timer). You can look for something similar.

3) Family relations on Native uses script_initialize_aristocracy. You can replace the random code for straight hardcoded relations (this X is father of Y). If you cant find that look for slots like "slot_troop_father"

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Karnarh said:

Thanks for the answer. But the problem is, I already checked the first hex colour codes that you made pink. The blue ones which you mentioned to hair, they are hair colours but the first ones are weird blue, green, grey etc. For example this one ''e3e8ef'' is a weird tone of blue. There are no human skin colours that way in the game.

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kalarhan said:

couple of things:
1) are you using modsys (.py files) or .txt tweaks?
2) what is your base module? Native? Floris? Something else? Which version? Like Native 1.174

answers depends on that

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kalarhan said:

make sure you read the instructions that comes with the tool and that you execute the command to save the new map.txt

plus check your file permissions on that folder (allows program to modify/create files)

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kalarhan said:

just make sure you are saving the new map.txt from Cartographer and that file is copied to your mod folder "/modules/myMod/map.txt".

you can do that automagically if you do proper setup, or you can just copy+paste manually it there. As long you transfer the file, it is enough.

if in doubt just check the date the file was modified last.

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