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vassal = {
liberty_desire_development_ratio = 0
}
this will make a subject gain no liberty desire from having development. This will only affect vassals, not marches or any other subject type. To do this for any other subject type, find the name of the subject type in the games 00_subject_types.txt file and copy the following into the .txt file you already made (this is a march for example)
march = {
liberty_desire_development_ratio = 0
}
To make the subject also not use a diplo slot, add the following in the next line between the brackets "takes_diplo_slot = no"
For an example of a finished vassal:
vassal = {
liberty_desire_development_ratio = 0
takes_diplo_slot = no
}
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1. Open the launcher, click "all installed mods" in the center left. On that tab click the "upload mod" button on the top right.
2. Press "create a mod". Choose any name, version, directory, and tags for the mod it doesn't matter, than press "create mod".
3. Scroll to the newly created mod in the installed mod tab and press the 3 dots at the bottom of that mods page, click "show in folder". Remember where in your files it takes you
4. In the mod folder, create a folder and name it "common", than within the common folder create a new folder named "subject types"