This command adds a specified ethic to a certain population group within the player's empire.
The ID of the ethic you wish to add. |
Here are examples of how to use add_ethic_pop.
The add_ethic_pop
is a console command in Stellaris. It adds a specific ethic, or set of guiding principles, to a particular population in your empire.
This command can be very helpful in managing the diverse ethics within your empire. It allows you to customize the behaviors and beliefs of different populations, which could influence their productivity, happiness, and other attributes.
This could be useful when you're trying to manage a multispecies empire with divergent views, or when you want to steer your population towards a particular type of society, such as a militaristic or a pacifist one.
The add_ethic_pop
command in Stellaris is used to add a specific ethic to a population unit in the game. Ethic in this context refers to a particular moral or ideological trait that a population group can have.
You would need to specify the population unit and the ethic you want to add.
This command alters the characteristics of that population, potentially impacting their behavior or how they interact with others within the game.
The add_ethic_pop
is a console command in Stellaris. It adds a specific ethic, or set of guiding principles, to a particular population in your empire.
This command can be very helpful in managing the diverse ethics within your empire. It allows you to customize the behaviors and beliefs of different populations, which could influence their productivity, happiness, and other attributes.
This could be useful when you're trying to manage a multispecies empire with divergent views, or when you want to steer your population towards a particular type of society, such as a militaristic or a pacifist one.
In Stellaris, cheats are executed from the command console, a text box that you type commands into.
To open the command console press the ~(tilde) key, which is typically located under ESC (escape).
If your keyboard does not have that key, or pressing ~ does not work, try the following keys:
Type your command into the console, and then press ENTER .