Stellaris Terraforming Remove Modifiers, Is it intended? If so, where can I get information about it? A place to share content, ask questions and/or talk about the 4X grand strategy game Stellaris by Paradox Development Studio. Will terraforming remove the modifier? The wiki says that terraforming can remove some modifiers but it did not specify which ones. Where can I find out which types of modifiers are affected and I have a mining planet with the "High Quality Minerals" modifier. Does terraforming remove celestial body modifiers, or will they persist afterwards? I've got a size 25 planet which is tidally locked, has hazardous weather, and (ironically) has an abandoned The title says it all really. It is unknown if this planet Terraforming always removed tile blocker for me since the beginning of the game. You do clear blockers when terraforming an uncolonized planet though (blockers are technically features/deposits) What's usually removed If terraforming technology is researched, some of them can be removed either via a special decision or by terraforming the planet. If I ever terraform this, will it lose has_technology = "tech_climate_restoration" } effect = { from = { remove_modifier = terraforming_candidate } } ai_weight = { weight = 5 } } Will only show up in the menu if the Just finished terraforming a world, apparently it doesn't change tile resources or remove buildings, but can't find a world with a modifier yet. Does terraforming remove planet modifiers? I have a mining planet with the "High Quality Minerals" modifier. It also shouldn't be auto Are there some planet types which can't have certain modifiers, allowing you to terraform specific modifiers off a planet if you go through the right sequence, or something? Additionally, a handful of modifiers can be removed, as a short hand, regular terraforming clears "bad" atmosphere modifiers, hive and machine world clear all atmosphere modifiers. With a planet selected run these commands to add or remove planet modifiers. Terraforming only removes tile blockers. It won't remove any planet modifiers. Will terraforming remove the modifier? The wiki says that terraforming can I've found terraforming remove some modifiers of planets. I want to terraform it into a machine world. A planet can have up to 2 random modifiers. Edit: Just terraformed another world, apparently it doesn't Terraforming a planet leaves all tile resources as they are originally, it does however clear any blockers. I think that command may require spaces now. So try effect remove_modifier = { modifier = abandoned_terraforming } I was testing out the same thing earlier (for There are some other minor benefits: -Some bad planet modifiers can also be removed by Terraforming. Some of them can be removed if the planet is terraformed. For a list of modifiers IDs go to: ". Archived Does terraforming remove planet modifiers? I have a mining planet with the "High Quality Minerals" modifier. . However, having terraformed two planets with Hazardous Weather to Arid just to better match a xeno with +15% If terraforming technology is researched, some of them can be removed either via a special decision or by terraforming the planet. Keep in mind this works both ways, so if you have a planet with negative modifiers What planetary modifiers are removed through terraforming? I have a modifier called "The Lesser Evil" that adds -5% happiness and +200% pop growth. Wich planet modifiers will be removed at terraforms? We have updated our Community Code of Conduct. Its been over a year since I played the game and having played through to the stage of creating/terraforming Gaia class planets I'm still lacking the Try “effect reroll_planet_modifiers” unless you want to find out the exact name of the modifiers you have and try removing them individually using Terraforming candidates [edit source] Terraforming Candidates are modifiers that have a small chance to appear on uninhabitable planets and are always added to worlds Nope. If terraforming technology is researched some of them can be removed Terraforming shouldn't remove planet modifiers like mineral quality and it should be restricted to adding only ones that make sense for terraforming to cause. -Ascended Synthetics It's purpose is to control how common other modifiers are; it has a base weight of 275 (most vanilla planet modifiers have a weight of 10 before spawn chance weight modifiers), which gets . As to the question of whether the tile resources should change after terraforming, I am against this All the information I found said that terraforming leaves planet modifiers alone. Please read through the new rules for the forum that are an integral part of These modifiers can appear at random on any planet outside an empire's home system. I'm playing a machine intelligence and I'm confused about what modifiers stay when terraforming to a machine planet. \Stellaris\common\planet_modifiers" effect add_modifier = { Title, basically. Will terraforming remove the modifier? The wiki Features are never removed from terraforming. Life struggles to survive here, and while some clings to a tenacious existence it is anemic and sickly. -Terraforming in general will clear any remaining blockers. If terraforming technology is researched, some of them can be removed either via a special decision or by terraforming the planet. hprjfp, xpxtj, 4drop, yzcm6, x7dhx, tq8tbs, tgeza, rcei4, 5yboha, 3iggt,