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[vilehermit]

is there a way to stop civilizations from trading with eachother? i.e. so you don't receive any merchants in dwarf fort mode

[Kashyyk]

not that i know of, but i havnt experimented much

[nunix]

Yep.

Remove all [ACTIVE_SEASON] tokens an entity has.

For ENTITY_GROUPING:FRIENDLY entities, ACTIVE_SEASON is when they'll trade.

For NUISANCE and EVIL entities, it's when they'll attack (all 4 are on by default for kobolds and goblins).

[Untelligent]

Removing [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PACK] and [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PULL] *should* prevent civs from being able to trade, but I don't think it works with the civ you're playing as.

[Mohreb el Yasim]

hi all i just had an idee and don't wanted a new thread with the same problematic like this.
i want to make a nanofortress and i want to have more traders comming, if there is more civ with the same active saisson will they all come or you can have a max of 4 caravans a year?
and wath happens if a civilisation have more active saisons, will they come more times (so your requests come sooner) or just come in one of those saisons?

[Keolah]

hi all i just had an idee and don't wanted a new thread with the same problematic like this.
i want to make a nanofortress and i want to have more traders comming, if there is more civ with the same active saisson will they all come or you can have a max of 4 caravans a year?
and wath happens if a civilisation have more active saisons, will they come more times (so your requests come sooner) or just come in one of those saisons?

Every civ that will send merchants will send them every season they are active. You will be able to trade with every civ that is active during a particular season. They will come every season if you have them set for active for every season.

[Heron]

Every civ that will send merchants will send them every season they are active. You will be able to trade with every civ that is active during a particular season. They will come every season if you have them set for active for every season.

(So if you want Trading X-Treem!, alter all the races to be active every season, then make n duplicates of every race, where n is how X-Treem you are.)

[Mephansteras]

Removing [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PACK] and [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PULL] *should* prevent civs from being able to trade, but I don't think it works with the civ you're playing as.

Nope. None of the "Evil but honorable" civs I had in my mod have any pack animal tags. But now that they are neutral by default, they'll still show up with pack animals to trade. I guess PET lets them do it? So you'd have to disable all animals from their Civ entry.

On an interesting note, they don't bring bins when they trade.

[Tykk]

I actually think the domestic animal tags don't really have anything to do with trading. If you don't want friendly fortresses to send caravans, just remove their active season tags. Then if you switch your playable race, just change the active season tags on all of those friendly with your chosen race.

[EuchreJack]

Removing [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PACK] and [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PULL] *should* prevent civs from being able to trade, but I don't think it works with the civ you're playing as.

Nope. None of the "Evil but honorable" civs I had in my mod have any pack animal tags. But now that they are neutral by default, they'll still show up with pack animals to trade. I guess PET lets them do it? So you'd have to disable all animals from their Civ entry.

I was wondering, did you mean that the civilizations bring the pack animals to pull the wagons, or were the pack animals for trade to your civilization?
I theorize that removal of the [COMMON_DOMESTIC_PACK] tag just keeps the civilization from offering those animals for trade.

I'm pretty certain that the removal of this tag also keeps the civilization from purchasing common domestic pack animals during the embark stage should you play them in fortress mode.