Power Bloc Identities

Power bloc identities require configuring fields like identity keys, visible/possible blocks, cohesion calculations, mandate progress hooks, and ai_weight within common/power_bloc_identities/*.txt files to ensure consistent behavior with vanilla references.

Modifying power bloc identities requires updating files across common/power_bloc_principles, common/power_bloc_principle_groups, common/power_bloc_names, diplomatic_actions, decisions, and script_values to maintain localization references and network consistency.

Cohesion calculation for power bloc identities is defined within the identity files using specific script blocks, ensuring the power bloc maintains consistent behavior and mandate progress relative to vanilla references.

Yes, you can use this framework to audit existing power bloc identities by comparing local files against vanilla references, verifying structures like identity keys, leader modifiers, and ai_weight are correctly configured.

To add AI weighting to a custom power bloc identity, define the ai_weight field within your identity files in common/power_bloc_identities to guide AI decision-making in line with vanilla standards.

When editing mandate progress hooks, you must ensure changes do not break related script_values and diplomatic_actions within the broader common/ network, as misconfigurations can disrupt vanilla power bloc behavior.