Define and validate Victoria 3 party archetypes in mod files.
npx skills add https://github.com/mattia2110/tech-and-res --skill parties-mattia2110
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: Parties Source: https://github.com/mattia2110/tech-and-res/tree/main/.agents/skills/parties Command: npx skills add https://github.com/mattia2110/tech-and-res --skill parties-mattia2110
This guide helps modders and reviewers correctly create, edit, or audit Victoria 3 party definitions in common/parties, ensuring they align with ideology, laws, technology, and localization while avoiding unintended behavior.
Create or update a party definition in common/parties/*.txt following the guidance in this skill.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To create a Victoria 3 party, define its archetype in a text file under common/parties, including essential components like color, name dynamic blocks, valid_for_country, available_for_interest_group, and join_weight to ensure predictable gameplay behavior.
A Victoria 3 party definition requires color, name dynamic blocks, valid_for_country, available_for_interest_group, and join_weight. Proper localization keys and icon paths must also be validated against vanilla references to avoid unintended behavior.
To override a vanilla Victoria 3 party archetype, inspect existing party families, decide whether to modify or add a new archetype, and update the definition in common/parties while ensuring proper downstream references and localization checks align with vanilla systems.
Yes, you must validate localization keys when editing Victoria 3 party definitions. This ensures the party name dynamic blocks and related systems align correctly with vanilla references and prevents missing text or unintended behavior during gameplay.
Unintended gameplay behavior from custom Victoria 3 parties usually occurs when definitions in common/parties lack proper validation against vanilla references, ideology, laws, technology, and localization keys, causing downstream reference mismatches.
Yes, you can add a new Victoria 3 party archetype without affecting vanilla parties by creating a new definition in common/parties and ensuring it has unique valid_for_country and available_for_interest_group parameters to avoid overriding existing references.
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