Hands-On Usage
every_military_industrial_organization is commonly used when events or decisions fire to bulk-apply funds to all MIOs of a country, complete specific research traits, or implement "industrial mobilization" style events in a mod that apply buffs uniformly across all military-industrial organizations. It supports the random_select_amount parameter to restrict the effect to only a random subset of MIOs, making it well-suited for random reward mechanics.
# Event option: every German MIO receives a fund injection; MIOs meeting the condition also complete a specific trait
GER = {
every_military_industrial_organization = {
tooltip = mio_mobilization_tt
limit = {
has_mio_equipment_type = mio_equipment_type_armor
}
add_mio_funds = 50
complete_mio_trait = mio_trait_assembly_line_production
}
}
Synergy
- has_mio_equipment_type — Used inside a
limit block to filter MIOs by equipment type, ensuring the effect only applies to the intended category of military-industrial organization.
- add_mio_funds — The most common child effect; directly injects funds into each MIO that passes the filter.
- complete_mio_trait — Combined with a
limit + has_mio_trait condition, this allows bulk-unlocking of research traits that have not yet been completed.
- has_mio_flag — Used inside
limit to exclude MIOs that have already been flagged, preventing the same effect from triggering more than once.
Common Pitfalls
- Forgetting
limit causes the effect to apply to every MIO: Without a limit filter, the child effect iterates unconditionally over all military-industrial organizations in the country, which can unintentionally alter the state of unrelated MIOs — for example, completing traits on MIOs aligned with an opposing faction. It is strongly recommended to always write an explicit limit = { ... } block, even if the condition is simply always = yes, to make intent clear.
- Calling this effect outside a COUNTRY scope: This effect is only valid within a country scope. If placed inside a STATE, CHARACTER, or other scope it will silently fail or produce an error. Be sure the current execution context has already been switched to the intended country scope before calling it.