Is this iron man compatible?

I think the default is 4 jumps for all sectors?

I'm guessing this is just default in the game now?

@zulu9812 The Imperial Routine mod begs to differ.

No, that is currently not possible in Stellaris.

can you add/remove a planet/system to the sector?

Just delete your sectors and re-add them in again, using your preferred planets at the central points.

Doesn't seem to work when added to a running game.

Probably, can't hurt to try. If it screws anything up, you can always reload the save.

Can I add this to existing game?

Thanks !

I've updated the version number to 2.7.x, see if it works for you now.

just trying idk

why not just udapte it, for avoid the issue

@QuickSylver: this is an ongoing issue that seems to strike mods at random. It's an issue with either Steam or the Paradox launcher. I can't fix it, unfortunately. I suggest keep trying to unsubscribe, launch the launcher, close it, and re-subscribe. Also, please raise this in the Paradox forums. The more noise we make, the more likely it is to be fixed.

"This mod is missing the descriptor file. Please contact the author of this mod." I've unsubscribed, started game, quit, resubscribed and still get the same issue.

thanks then ill just change the version and use it as it is.

It is currently compatible. The supported version is just a line in a text file. I still use this for the 3-jump non-capital sectors.

is this mod going to be updated to 2.6?

No worries, I'm glad it helped some people.

All sectors in Stellaris 2.3 stretch 4 jumps from them capital, so I consider this mod is integrated.
You helped me sector management in Stellaris 2.2 quite well. Thank you!

Udapte ?

I miss when you could actually edit the sectors system by system. Some sort of refresh would be awesome to get it to make bigger sectors if that is possible. I'm running a 2000 map and I don't want to have to have 1500 leaders running them by the end.

Well if they would make it so one could refresh the sectors and have them consolidate where possible in order to get rid of some of the 1 planet sectors...

Ooooh that'd be great!

mmm... I would

Would you consider making a 5/4 version?

I like the balance of this mod. I think its sector sizes are fine. 4 Core, and 3 for non-Core Sectors.

I hope this mod always stays a bit above what they update the game with (when they update it to 3 jumps it stays at 4 or 5 or at least 1 jump above vanilla), because the sprawl they generate is way too much.

I think it does so automatically, no?

is there a way to force sectors to regen for an existing save?

@Tal'Raziid, it's never been necessary at all - it's a preference. And if you're referring to patch 2.2.4 enabling 3-jump sectors - this mod also enables a 4-jump core sector.

is this mod even necessary anymore

Yeah, something similar to Rimworld would be great

paradox should just make a way to change the load order, making it dependent on the name is just stupid

I like a lot of the streamlined changes made in Stellaris, but not the automatic sectors. The game always gives me an ugly zebra-stripe pattern of random sectors, where I used to assign them myself based on resources and defensiveness. /mini-rant

At least this is a step in the right direction. It doesn't make them manual again but it should stop Stellaris requiring a governor for a one or two planet sector.

ok yeah it is compatible, i'm retarded

is this savegame compatible?

Okay, thanks!

and its the buttons not the mouse as such :)

Well it must conflict then because as soon as I deactivate everything is ok but I will explore further.

Strange but when I acivate this my mouse button dont' work, so it must conflict, sorry but I am keeping my other mods and deacivating this.

@Peter34: 2.2.4 beta makes all sector sizes 3 jumps, whilst this makes the core sector 4 jumps. This mod also enables 3 jump sectors for people using 2.2.3

@Oldhip: there really is nothing in this mod that would prevent mice from working, the only code is literally this:

[code]core_sector = {



system_scores = {
base = 100


}



local_capital_scores = {

base = -1

modifier = {

mult = -100

is_capital = yes


}

}



resource_conversion_table = {

energy = 1

minerals = 1

}


max_jumps = 4
}[/code]

How does this differ from vanilla 2.2.4?