Does not include the country itself.Ĭhecks if any country that is allied with the one where this scope is located - meaning that they are either a subject of the country, its overlord, or that they share a faction - meets the triggers. original_tag_to_check = TAG is used to specify the original tag.Ĭhecks if all countries that border the one where this scope is located meet the triggers.Ĭhecks if any country that borders the one where this scope is located meets the triggers.Ĭhecks if any country that borders the one where this scope is located, as well as being in its home area - meaning a direct land connection between the capitals of countries - meets the triggers.Ĭhecks if all countries that are guaranteed by the one where this scope is located meet the triggers.Ĭhecks if any country that is guaranteed by the one where this scope is located meets the triggers.Ĭhecks if all countries that are allied with the one where this scope is located - meaning that they are either a subject of the country, its overlord, or that they share a faction - meet the triggers. original_tag_to_check = TAG is used to specify the original tag.Ĭhecks if any country originating from the specified country, including the dynamic countries created for civil wars and other purposes, meets the triggers. Trigger scopes Trigger scopes:Ĭhecks if all countries meet the triggers.Ĭhecks if any country meets the triggers.Ĭhecks if all countries other than the one where this scope is located meet the triggers.Ĭhecks if any country other than the one where this scope is located meets the triggers.Ĭhecks if all countries originating from the specified country, including the dynamic countries created for civil wars and other purposes, meet the triggers. Each one also serves as an AND statement.
These don't serve as triggers, but rather as scopes that change for whom the triggers are being checked. Country triggers will not work for states or vice-versa. Triggers won't work in scopes they are not assigned to. GER = will check only against Germany, whereas any_country will check against all countries. They give context to a trigger by stating what the trigger is checking against.Įach country acts as a sub-scope of the general country scope, i.e. There are three general scopes all triggers operate in: If not stated otherwise, the trigger only supports the equality sign. See the details for each trigger in the notes for it.
Not all triggers support the equality sign or comparison signs. Every trigger uses one of the three operators: The equality sign = or the comparison signs > and 100 will not be true if the country has exactly 100 political power, for instance.
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