effect remove_modifier = Console Command
Documentation and examples for the effect remove_modifier = command in Stellaris.
effect remove_modifier =
This command removes the specified modifier from the celestial body that you currently have selected.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Modifer IDrequired | The ID of the modifier you wish to remove from your currently selected celestial body. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste effect remove_modifier = command. Fields with a dropdown let you pick a valid ID.
Examples
Here are some examples of how to use effect remove_modifier =.
This command will remove the modifier 'Holy World' from the celestial body you currently have selected.
This command will remove the modifier 'Ageless' from the celestial body you currently have selected.
In-depth description
The effect remove_modifier command is a console command used to remove a specific modifier from a selected celestial body or an empire in Stellaris.
Modifiers can have either positive or negative effects on an empire or celestial body, affecting their attributes and functionalities.
The basic format of the command is:
effect remove_modifier = [modifier id]
You'll need to replace [modifier id] with the specific id of the modifier you want to remove.
This command can be very helpful when you are dealing with negative effects impacting a celestial body or your empire.
For example, if there was a modifier that was reducing the productivity of a certain planet, you could remove it to bring the planet back to full productivity.
On the other hand, if a positive modifier was giving an unfair advantage in a situation where you wanted a more authentic challenge, you could remove that modifier.