Reform/Hybrid culture of the same heritage?

[Article 5 Enjoyer]

Currently Im playing modded ck3 and I want to unite three west slavic, lechitic cultures; Polan, Masovian and Vistulan into one culture. Is there a way that allows me to do that. Either by a mod that allows me to hybrid a culture of the same heritage (so I can hybrid Masovian and Vistulan, and then add Polan later), or a console command that allows me to add cultures to my reformed culture under the "Foreign Culture"

ANSWER:

Ok, I found the answer that I was looking for on Reddit. You just want to enable console commands, and using console commands change the heritage of your culture to something else, do the hybrid, and then change it back to the right heritage.
The command:

effect = {root.culture = {set_culture_pillar = heritage_west_slavic}}
effect = {root.culture = {set_culture_pillar = heritage_south_slavic}}
effect = {root.culture = {set_culture_pillar = heritage_east_slavic}}

etc

[Karsh]

you can do that already with same heritage ?

i did welsh and irish before they are both goidelic heritage (unless something changed recently )

[Article 5 Enjoyer]

Originally posted by Karsh:

you can do that already with same heritage ?

i did welsh and irish before they are both goidelic heritage (unless something changed recently )

Since the dlc came out it always said
"You cannot form a Hybrid Culture with one of the same Heritage as yours"

[Karsh]

ahhhh then something did got changed XD , then i have no clue mate

[Alehkra]

Originally posted by Karsh:

you can do that already with same heritage ?

i did welsh and irish before they are both goidelic heritage (unless something changed recently )

I don't know if anything has changed, actually. Welsh and Irish don't both have Goidelic heritage; Welsh has Brythonic, and afaik always has.

[A Velociraptor]

Goidelic and Lechithic are the languages. Welsh have Brythonic heritage and Irish have Celtic heritage I believe. so that is a valid hybrid culture. All the polish cultures are West Slavic heritage therefore you cannot form a hybrid culture using them.

[Karsh]

ahhhh my bad then thought both had goidelic , sorry op

for giving wrong info then XD , my bad been a while while i played welsh XD

[armyissue69]

Your heritage is defined when you Hybridize your culture. YOU select the various things that go into the new culture such as language, heritage, marital customs... You can name your culture ANY name you want, color it whatever color you want. SO...

If you want a Slavic culture consisting of 3 Slavic cultures, just make a name for the culture in a combination of the 3 cultures like: Vispolmaslan or Polvismashian

You cant hybridize with another culture of the same heritage.

On several runs, I've hybridized so I have both horse archers AND Konni. Vikings are fabulous for including Konni in their men-at-arms.

Hybridizing for Roleplay is just naming them whatever your fancy.

[Article 5 Enjoyer]

Ok, I found the answer that I was looking for on Reddit. You just want to enable console commands, and using console commands change the heritage of your culture to something else, do the hybrid, and then change it back to the right heritage.
The command:

effect = {root.culture = {set_culture_pillar = heritage_west_slavic}}
effect = {root.culture = {set_culture_pillar = heritage_south_slavic}}
effect = {root.culture = {set_culture_pillar = heritage_east_slavic}}

etc

[(Rúna)]

Originally posted by A Velociraptor:

Goidelic and Lechithic are the languages. Welsh have Brythonic heritage and Irish have Celtic heritage I believe. so that is a valid hybrid culture. All the polish cultures are West Slavic heritage therefore you cannot form a hybrid culture using them.

Technically Brythonic and Gaelic are both of Celtic heritage, the two main splinters of it. But the game classes them as sufficiently distinct to allow hybridising them. If you think about it, it would basically be creating Celtic again, though I guess Brythonic at that time has splintered into Welsh, Cornish (Kernov) and Brittanic respectively, and Gaelic into Irish and whatever the predominate Gaelic culture in Alba is called at the time in game, sooooooooo you would have to use your own sensibilities what traditions and pillar would most accurately reflect a unified neo-celt culture if you wanted to make one. When I've played around I've differentiated by creating a Northern Celt, Southern Celt, type situation