Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord
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A very simple basic siege scene which includes only the necessary things for it not to crash in custom battle.

This is intended to serve as a reference for people interested in creating their own siege scenes.

So it is not playable in the sense that the AI will know what to do, just to showcase the minimum to avoid crashes.

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A practically minimal siege scene to function in custom battle must contain (at least in v1.0.0):
- levels `siege` and `level_1` (and `level_2` and `level_3` too to be playable on level 2 & 3; ensure all items' visibilities are set appropriately for those levels too)
- terrain
- siege ladders with `SideTag`, `TargetWallSegmentTag`, `OnWallNavMeshId` (the navmesh with the id must exist)
- attacker & defender camera with tags `strategycameraattacker` and `strategycameradefender` respectively
- outer & inner gate
- battering ram
    - requires `PathEntityName` (and path with that name must exist)
    - requires `GateTag` (`outer_gate` usually)
    - requires deployment point at start of path
- left & right wall with `WallSegment` script
    - should be a `broken` wall as described in TaleWorlds documentation with the broken child entity having the tag `broken_child` and the solid child entity having the tag `solid_child`
    - `SideTag` is required
    - NavmeshIDs are not needed for not crashing (though they certainly make sense to have a functional siege scene)
    - tag is required to be used by siege ladder script
- spawn points (`sp_battle_set`)
    - the 8 attacker points must be on navmesh (with navmesh ID=0)
    - the 8 defender points must be on navmesh (with navmesh ID=1)

Note that for a siege scene to actually make sense and the AI to behave correctly, you'll want to follow the rest of the TaleWorlds documentation (https://moddocs.bannerlord.com/authoring-mission-scenes/sieges/ ).
If you need help with the scene editor in general and not specific to sieges, I recommend watching the great introduction series by Macbeth of Gondor (https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkLMOvLG8q6bVmWqjXSduwhmzsJ9bLO0u ).