If I want it to be a starting point of a dynamic change I'd rather create it quartered from the start, so that the game can apply its mechnics on the respective quarters. This is untested and I do not know what future problems it will cause but it seems to work. Go back to Crusader Kings II\mod and find risetopower.mod. I would rather have the choise, if I really want that (then I would create it manually). Go to Paradox Interactive\Crusader Kings II\mod and look for risetopower.zip. (That newly created CoA can be edited dexter base a consecutive branch's CoA then will be editable sinister chief. When I manually design a quartered Dynasty-CoA manually, as soon as a cadet branch is created, this will be fully placed in the diagonal corners (heraldic dexter chief and sinister base), with the Barony CoA put into sinister chied and dexter base. If you started with a quartered house or dynasty CoA, the next cadet branch could replace one quarter, like the game does with consecutive branches.
It would have been great to create already quartered CoA. The rest of the textfile is completely ignored. I assume the last position in the textfile determines, which symbol can be edited.Įxamples: "Jimena Outremer Links unten triggert.txt": Only lower field on the left (heraldic right) is being used if you paste it either into a new design, or into an already quartered design. If you enter the fully described, quartered CoA into a fresh setup, only the most current quarter is taken.
This applies when you edit an already quartered design with activated checkbox only. But if you enter it into an already split CoA, only the most currently changed quarter in the designer is replaced by the most currently added quarter in the shield you copy in.
If you edit a house coat of arms that is split, you can copy out the whole set up, and alle quarters are properly described. What really bugs me ist that you cannot use the quarters properly.
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