add_time Console Command
Documentation and examples for the add_time command in Stellaris.
add_time
This command adds a specified amount of a unit of time. unit can be days, months, or years.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
UnitTimerequired | This can be days, months, or years. This is a unit of time. |
AmountNumberrequired | The amount of time you wish to add. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste add_time command.
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use add_time.
This command adds 10 years.
This command adds 4 months.
This command adds 80 days.
In-depth description
The add_time command in Stellaris allows you to manipulate the game's time progression. This is useful when you want to either speed up or slow down certain sequences or events in the game.
How it works is that you use the command add_time followed by the amount and then the unit of time. The units of time that you can add to are days, months, and years in game time.
For instance, if you want to add 2 years in the game, you could use the command as follows: add_time years 2. This will move the game forward by two years instantly.
The command can be helpful in various situations.
For instance, if a certain event is known to happen at a specific moment in the game (like a particular research finishing or the start of a war), and you want to speed up to this point without having to wait in real-time.
Conversely, if something in the game takes a certain amount of time to decay or expire (like a treaty or cease-fire), you could add a certain amount of time to quickly get past these waiting periods.