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Quality of Life Interface Tools Ante Bellum

Compatibility patch for Ante Bellum. DO NOT USE THIS MOD AND "Quality of Life Interface Tools" AT THE SAME TIME.

Quality of Life Interface Tools is a mod that aims to make the player's life easier, by reducing the amount of needless micromanagement and clicking through clean, intuitive, and responsive interfaces.




The building macro allows you to seamlessly build, upgrade or delete hundreds of buildings in your empire with just a few clicks.



Take the hassle out of construction with the Build Building Macro. Whether you want to build 1, 5, 10, 25, 50, or as many buildings as your treasury allows, this tool handles it with a single click. It intelligently prioritizes provinces to maximize efficiency. For example, if you’re constructing manufactories, the macro will start with the highest production income provinces, then move down the list in order of profitability.

Clicked the wrong option or decided you don’t actually need that massive building spree? With this mod, you’re covered.



The Cancel Construction Button lets you instantly cancel all ongoing building construction without manually clicking through each province. When pressed, an event gives you the following options:

• Cancel all buildings with less than 10% progress for a full refund.
  
• Cancel all constructions, giving a full refund for buildings under 10% and a 50% refund for buildings over 10%.

Do you know what my favorite part about playing EU4 late game is? Giving myself arthritis as I spend the next 5 minutes furiously clicking to upgrade all my courthouses into town halls. Not everyone enjoys this thrilling gameplay experience, which is why I created the Upgrade Building Macro. Now with just a single click, you can upgrade all your buildings to the most up to date version, prioritizing the most effective upgrades first.

But, maybe you don't want to upgrade ALL your buildings. Maybe you want to build or upgrade in batches of 5 or 10 so you can have some cash leftover for an upcoming war. Don't worry, this mod has you covered there as well.



The Build and Upgrade Macros are fully configurable. You can set them to build or upgrade a specific number of buildings at a time, allowing you to control your spending. Additionally, the Build Macro can be configured to only construct Manufactories, Impressment Offices, Soldier's Households, or State Houses on provinces with specific trade goods, giving you precise control over your building strategy.





The Delete Building Macro allows you to mass delete a single type of building across your entire empire, saving you the headache of manually locating and removing each one individually.

If there are buildings you want to keep, such as a fort in your capital or a church required for a mission, you can simply whitelist the province. Whitelisted provinces are excluded from deletion, giving you full control over what stays and what goes.



Global Edict Commander is a tool that makes setting state edicts a seamless experience. With just a few clicks, the player can set a variety of different state edicts across mulitple continents worth of states.



Instead of mindlessly applying state edicts everywhere, or spending a good chunk of time finding the best state for a given edict, the player can use smart edicts to apply state edicts efficiently. All of the state edicts, bar one have smart edict options available for them.


If you find yourself using a smart edict often, you don't have to go through an event every time just to select it. You can simply go into the settings and select which option you want pre-loaded. After selecting the option, it will be executed every time you click the edict button.


Reactive Edicts allow you to configure certain state edicts to be turned on or off in states whenever certain things happen within the game. For example, you can have it automatically turn on the Encourage Development edict in a state whenever you develop a province that's in a state. You can have the Defensive Edict turned on in a state if the state has a fort and a province was sieged by the enemy.

You can configure which reactive edicts are enabled by default on every game startup by doing the following:

1. Navigate to the mod folder (This can be done easily through the Paradox Launcher. Just find the mod in your playset, hover over it with your cursor, click the "..." button that appears, and then click "Show in Folder"
   
2. Search for the file "reactive_edict_config.txt" in your system's file manager. Alternative navigate to the "common\on_actions" folder.
   
3. Open "reactive_edict_config.txt" with a text editor, like Notepad.
   
4. The file contains a guide on how to configure reactive edicts for every game, so refer to that from here on.

This tool allows you to lower the autonomy of all possible provinces in just a few clicks. You can also fine tune the search criteria by setting the minimum autonomy reduction required and the minimum development for each province.


Save your fingers and your sanity from having to exploit tax in hundreds of provinces and use this tool instead. In one click, you can exploit tax, sailors (lol), or manpower in every single province within your great nation.




You can now automatically raze all provinces with a single click.



You can now assign parliament seats more efficiently using the parliament macro.


This mod will likely not work with other mods that modify the user interface, specifically if your mod has a modified provinceview.gui file.

I've made compatibility patches for popular mods, you can find them here.


You are free to use the code and assets in this mod for your own mod, so as long as you credit me.


Europa Expanded dev team for half state core functionality


https://github.com/danielm94/quality-of-life-interface-tools-ab