Scripted Triggers

Reusable boolean triggers in Victoria 3 are created by defining scripted trigger blocks in the common/scripted_triggers directory. This standardizes conditional logic for events, journal entries, and AI systems, reducing duplication across your mod.

Simplifying complex conditional logic in Victoria 3 is achieved by centralizing conditions into scripted triggers. This improves readability and maintenance by allowing multiple game systems to reference a single, stable trigger key.

Yes, scripted triggers in Victoria 3 support optional tooling including custom_tooltip features. This aligns tooltip presentations and scope considerations with consuming systems for consistent UI behavior.

Scripted triggers apply to AI logic and scripted buttons by providing a reusable boolean block that these systems reference. This ensures stable conditional evaluation across various Victoria 3 game mechanics.

Yes, Victoria 3 supports safe reuse of scripted triggers across consumers using REPLACE and REPLACE_OR_CREATE patterns. This allows modders to override or extend existing trigger logic without causing conflicts.

Scope errors in Victoria 3 scripted triggers occur when the trigger block lacks clear scope guidance. Defining stable trigger keys with proper front-end metadata and scope alignment ensures consuming systems evaluate conditions correctly.