pdx_unlimiter VS AVE_MARIA_CK3

Serious answer tho: there's a savegame editor called Pdx-unlimiter: https://github.com/crschnick/pdx_unlimiter ... it's a bit low level but you should be able to edit game rules that way. It wouldn't fix any characters that already have their sexuality set, but it should fix the distribution for new characters. You could also go through and fix certain characters manually, like your player character and spouse, etc.

If you care about keeping savegame backups organized, you can also try out the Pdx-Unlimiter, that might be a little bit more user friendly than a batch script.

You don't have to crash the game to savescum. You can also pause and alt-tab out of the game and make copies of your save files and then exit normally. After exiting, you can overwrite your saves with the copies to continue from them. Or you can use savescumming helpers like https://github.com/crschnick/pdx_unlimiter

But you probably want something visual like https://github.com/crschnick/pdx_unlimiter

Here is the save editor that I find super intuitive and hassle free. https://github.com/crschnick/pdx_unlimiter Props for the author.

I primarily develop https://github.com/crschnick/pdx_unlimiter and also contribute to pdx tools.

For these reasons I have been working for quite some time on the Pdx-Unlimiter, which is a simple tool for creating and managing savegame checkpoints. It comes with the following main features:

It seems like you should use the Pdx-Unlimiter if you care that much amount making backups

Use " -debug_mode" to get her id, then use a save editor like PDX Unlimiter to get the DNA string. For PDX Unlimiter you'll need to enter the id into the search box at the bottom then click on the living option and then edit the id and you should see the DNA. My description of it was pretty bad so if you don't get it just post the save and I'll grab the DNA from it real quick.

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