This command will embrace a specified institution within a specified province. If you do not specify an institution, all institutions within the province will be embraced.
The ID of the province you wish to embrace an institution(s) within. | |
Institution ID Optional | Optional. The ID of the institution you wish to embrace. If not specified, all institutions within the province will be embraced. Institution IDs:
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The embrace command in Europa Universalis IV is used to automatically embrace a specific institution in a province.
Institutions are fundamental advancements in society, technology, or government and spread gradually throughout the world.
They can provide significant benefits to countries that embrace them, such as technology cost reduction and increased income. This makes the embrace command quite powerful for simulating historical changes in your nation's way of life.
To use this command, you would type embrace [province id] [institution id] , where [institution id] is the identifier for the institution you want to embrace and [province id] is the numeric id of the province where you want the institution to be embraced. If the [province id] is left blank, the institution will be embraced in all of your provinces. If the [institution id] is left blank, your province will embrace all institutions.
For example, embrace 100 renaissance will embrace the Renaissance institution in the province with id 100.
This is a list of all the possible institutions and their identifiers:
feudalismrenaissancenew_world_iprinting_pressglobal_trademanufactoriesenlightenmentindustrializationThis command is especially helpful in accelerating your nation's progress and staying competitive, particularly if you're playing a nation that is historically late in adopting these institutions. This command can also simulate historical events that could accelerate or delay the adoption of certain institutions for your nation.
In the game Europa Universalis IV, the embrace command allows you to make a particular institution adopted in a selected province.
The game features several institutions with different effects.
For instance, Feudalism increases productivity, Renaissance boosts your art and culture, while Colonialism increases overseas perspectives, etc.
If you don't specify an institution while using this command, all the institutions are adopted by default. So, the command works as a shortcut to make the player's province adopt certain development aspects without going through the regular processes for natural emergence and spread of the institutions.
The embrace command in Europa Universalis IV is used to automatically embrace a specific institution in a province.
Institutions are fundamental advancements in society, technology, or government and spread gradually throughout the world.
They can provide significant benefits to countries that embrace them, such as technology cost reduction and increased income. This makes the embrace command quite powerful for simulating historical changes in your nation's way of life.
To use this command, you would type embrace [province id] [institution id] , where [institution id] is the identifier for the institution you want to embrace and [province id] is the numeric id of the province where you want the institution to be embraced. If the [province id] is left blank, the institution will be embraced in all of your provinces. If the [institution id] is left blank, your province will embrace all institutions.
For example, embrace 100 renaissance will embrace the Renaissance institution in the province with id 100.
This is a list of all the possible institutions and their identifiers:
feudalismrenaissancenew_world_iprinting_pressglobal_trademanufactoriesenlightenmentindustrializationThis command is especially helpful in accelerating your nation's progress and staying competitive, particularly if you're playing a nation that is historically late in adopting these institutions. This command can also simulate historical events that could accelerate or delay the adoption of certain institutions for your nation.
In EU4, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .