gfxculture Console Command
Documentation and examples for the gfxculture command in Stellaris.
gfxculture
This command changes your empire's graphical culture (the way it looks) to the culture with the specified ID.
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
Culture IDIDrequired | The ID of the culture you wish to set. |
Culture Keyrequired | The culture key of the culture you wish to set your empire to. |
Command builder
Fill in the parameters to build a ready-to-paste gfxculture command.
Examples
Here is an example of how to use gfxculture.
This command changes your empire's graphical culture to 'Humanoid 5'.
In-depth description
The gfxculture command in Stellaris is a console command that allows you to change the graphical culture for your player empire. It's one of the command tools that you can use in the game to customize the look of your civilization based on the species culture set by the game.
Graphical culture in Stellaris refers to the aesthetic look of your empire's ships, starbases, buildings, and other technologies. Each species in the game has a unique graphical culture, representing the architectural and technological style of that species.
To use the command, you simply type gfxculture followed by the culture key of the species whose graphical culture you want to adopt. You can find the culture keys by pressing the TAB key after typing the command.
This command is useful for occasions when you want to change the appearance of your empire for aesthetic purposes or for role-playing reasons.
It doesn't directly affect gameplay or strategy, as it doesn't change the actual capabilities or attributes of your empire's technologies. However, it's a fun way to customize the look of your game.