add_stress Console Command
Documentation and examples for the add_stress command in Crusader Kings III.
add_stress
This command adds specified amount of stress to the specified character. If no character is specified stress will be added to your character. Negative values will reduce stress.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
AmountNumberrequired | The amount you want to increase stress by. Negative values would decrease stress. |
Character IDrequired | The ID of character whose stress you want to increase or decrease. If none is specified, it will affect your character. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste add_stress command.
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use add_stress.
This command increase your character's stress by 50.
This command will reduce your character's stress by 20.
This command will increase the stress of the character with the ID `52` by 10.
Overview
The add_stress command is used to manually increase or decrease the stress level of a specific character in the game.
Each character in Crusader Kings III has a stress level, which is affected by the character’s traits, events, decisions, lifestyle, and so forth. This level dictates the character's general well-being.
The stress level is typically earned naturally by the player's decisions, but it can also be manually adjusted using this command.
If you want to use this command, the syntax is: add_stress [amount] [character id]. The amount is the quantity of stress you want to add or subtract, and the character id is the id of the character you want to affect.
If you don't specify a character ID, the command will apply to your player character by default.
For example, if you want to add 100 stress to your character, you would use the command add_stress 100. To subtract 100 stress, you would use add_stress -100.
This command is helpful in testing the game's stress-related mechanics. For instance, you can manipulate the stress level to trigger different events or conditions, or to see how high stress levels affect the character's decisions and health.
It can be an interesting tool for experimenting with character traits or simulating various scenarios and outcomes in the game.