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 function Client_TerritoryInfo(game, territory, info)     info.AddRow('Fortified: +3 defense'); end

The client calls this hook when a player looks at a territory: in the territory inspector, and in the tooltip shown when hovering over it. Each row your mod adds is shown on its own line. {| class="wikitable" ! Argument !! Type !! Description |- | game || Mod API Reference..."

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Created page with "Put the function in a file named <code>Client_TerritoryInfo.lua</code>: <pre> function Client_TerritoryInfo(game, territory, info) info.AddRow('Fortified: +3 defense'); end </pre> The client calls this hook when a player looks at a territory: in the territory inspector, and in the tooltip shown when hovering over it. Each row your mod adds is shown on its own line. {| class="wikitable" ! Argument !! Type !! Description |- | <code>game</code> || Mod API Reference..."

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Put the function in a file named <code>Client_TerritoryInfo.lua</code>:

<pre>
function Client_TerritoryInfo(game, territory, info)
info.AddRow('Fortified: +3 defense');
end
</pre>

The client calls this hook when a player looks at a territory: in the territory inspector, and in the tooltip shown when hovering over it. Each row your mod adds is shown on its own line.

{| class="wikitable"
! Argument !! Type !! Description
|-
| <code>game</code> || [[Mod API Reference:ClientGame|ClientGame]] || Information about the game.
|-
| <code>territory</code> || [[Mod API Reference:TerritoryDetails|TerritoryDetails]] || The territory being looked at. Use <code>territory.ID</code> to look it up elsewhere, such as in <code>game.LatestStanding.Territories</code>.
|-
| <code>info</code> || table || The object you add rows with. See below.
|}

* '''info.AddRow(text)''': adds a line of plain text. It returns <code>info</code>, so calls can be chained.

Limits and notes:
* Up to 10 rows per mod are shown, and each row is cut to 200 characters. Extra rows are ignored, and a warning is written to the mod log.
* The client remembers your rows for each territory until the game refreshes or the player views a different point in the game's history. It doesn't call the hook every time the tooltip is drawn.
* <code>game.LatestStanding</code> is always the latest turn, even when the player is viewing history.
* If the hook errors, the error is shown once. The hook isn't called again until the game next refreshes or the player views a different point in history, so a broken mod doesn't show an error for every territory the player hovers over.

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