This command changes the held title to match the ruler's culture.
The effect = { every_held_title = { set_county_culture = global_var:char_culture
command is a script command which allows you to change the cultural affiliation of any territory, province, or county you have the title for, to match that of your character's own culture.
When the command is executed, it impacts every title that the player's character holds at the time the command is run. For every title held, it changes the culture of the county associated with that title to match the culture of the player's character. This is what the set_county_culture
piece of the command does, and global_var:char_culture
is a reference to the player's character's culture.
This command could be helpful in a variety of situations where the player finds it necessary for gameplay or strategic reasons to align the culture of their territories with their character's culture. This could aid in lowering revolt risk or improving relations with your vassals who are of the same culture.
The effect = { every_held_title = { set_county_culture = global_var:char_culture
command is a script command which allows you to change the cultural affiliation of any territory, province, or county you have the title for, to match that of your character's own culture.
When the command is executed, it impacts every title that the player's character holds at the time the command is run. For every title held, it changes the culture of the county associated with that title to match the culture of the player's character. This is what the set_county_culture
piece of the command does, and global_var:char_culture
is a reference to the player's character's culture.
This command could be helpful in a variety of situations where the player finds it necessary for gameplay or strategic reasons to align the culture of their territories with their character's culture. This could aid in lowering revolt risk or improving relations with your vassals who are of the same culture.
In CK3, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~ (tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .