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This flat-topped hill has steep sides lined with useful resources. Geological upheaval exposed these useful minerals to the planet's surface long ago. Wind-torn vegetation clings to the high crags and stormy cliffs of these rainy mountains.īands of valuable mineral ores run like veins through these exposed cliff faces. Metalliferous sediments react with superheated water in the planet's crust, venting chemicals along the seabed where tectonic plates diverge. These fumaroles vent steam and noxious gases from deep within the planet's crust. With little precipitation, extreme temperatures and limited vegetation, these sandy deserts are hostile to most forms of life.įormed under immense pressure in a bygone age, deep-freeze temperatures have kept the gases dissolved in these rimey lakes in a solid state. Picturesque vistas formed when rivers flow over the cliff-sides of steep mountainsides. Groundwater heated by geothermal processes steams from the surface of these springs. effect add_modifier = Ĭommon features Īn elevated, dry ecoregion bearing sparse vegetation of desert grasses and scrubs.effect remove_deposit = d_rich_mountain.When in-game, you can through debug-tooltip find out leader's ID, for example 5 and replace ID in text-file with itĪdd_trait_leader 5 leader_trait_adaptableĪdd_trait_leader 5 leader_trait_resilientĪnd then execute it with "run" console command. ini file, which you can made and fill with other console commands, like for example:file Leader.ini filled withĪdd_trait_leader ID leader_trait_adaptableĪdd_trait_leader ID leader_trait_resilient There is a "run" command which allows you to execute. In case if I'm using the wrong terminology, what I mean by that: Is it possible to use arguments with "run" command and if it is - how? This is question not just for Stellaris, but for other Paradox games, since they kinda share these command console thingies. Hey there! I've been trying to find the answer for that for a while, but wasn't able to, so I'll ask directly because it's starting to feel that I am on a wild goose chase.