Question about adding ethnicities
Okay, as Andreas mentioned in another thread, it looks like the separate ethnicities file has been done away with and its contents incorporated into the "world_default" file.
So my question is this: To add a new ethnicity, one would merely do the following? 1.) Add the following line to the "world_default" file under "<ETHNICITIES>" after line 39. Example: <ETHNICITY id="40" name="Cuban" african="10" asian="0" east_indian="0" caucasian="64" hispanic="26" /> 2.) Add the names to be associated with this new ethnicity to the "names" and "first names" files respectively. Example (names): Raht,1,40 Heinsohn,1,40 (BTW, nice touch, guys. LOL!) Example (first_names): Hein,200,40 Hannes,100,40 Kuddel,100,40 3.) Make the following changes to the nation you want to associate this new ethnicity with in the world_default file. Example: <NATION id="49" name="Cuba" pop="11239363" etid="40" capid="31031" gender="0" bbqual="5" abbr="CUB" dem="Cuban" time_zone="-5" observes_dst="1"> Is that about the size of it? ***************************** EDIT: This was a careless oversight on my part. The following line must also be edited under the nation whose ethnicity you're trying to change: <ETHN_PCTS> <ETHN_PCT etid="40" pct="100" /> So, for clarity's sake, the first 7 or so lines under the nation you're editing should look like so: <NATION id="49" name="Cuba" pop="11239363" etid="40" capid="31031" gender="0" bbqual="5" abbr="CUB" dem="Cuban" time_zone="-5" observes_dst="1"> <SECOND_NATIONS> <SECOND_NATIONS id="70" pct="2" use_name="0" /> <SECOND_NATIONS id="178" pct="1" use_name="1" /> </SECOND_NATIONS> <ETHN_PCTS> <ETHN_PCT etid="40" pct="100" /> </ETHN_PCTS> Note: There are four lines devoted to "Second Nations". Not every nation I've checked has these additional lines of code, so I'm going to assume they're optional. I don't know what effect deleting or not deleting them will have on the overall distribution of names, so I'm going to leave them alone for now and report back if it skews the results I'm expecting. |
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I'm guessing the "Second Nation" thing is what percentage of people from that nation have second nations, and which nations?
So if you had "<SECOND_NATIONS id="61" pct="2" use_name="0" />" it would produce 2% of players with English as their second nationality, but not use the English nameset? |
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https://s18.postimg.org/o0hfole55/cuba_test.jpg Remember, this was only a test. Don't actually edit Cuba in this way in the world_default and name files unless you really love Markus and Andreas and wish to place them in an exotic, tropical setting....or want to punish them under the iron fist of a Commie state :p |
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https://s18.postimg.org/5yyar0hm1/cub2nat.jpg |
BTW, the new fictional logos the game generates are awesome. A huge, HUGE improvement over what previous versions cooked up.
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I haven't dug into this yet, but can you set multiple "second nationalities" for one nation? Could I theoretically add for example an Italian-American nameset, and an Irish-American one, and Jewish-American, and so on, so that each has USA set for their main nationality but the appropriate Italian, Irish, Israeli, etc., for their second?
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We really need a middle eastern facegen ethnicity
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If anything, a Polynesian and a "mixed race" option, preferably one that would permit you to choose which features to combine, would be handy to have. |
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My dynasty and game world were created on the previous version, where the ethnicities were separated into a different file. Are there steps I can take to add namesets while keeping the old format? If so, what would they be, understanding that I might have to keep old ethnicity info?
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