I want to change the ethics divergence penalty when the colony is controlled by a sector manager. Currently this adds a 10% base increase to the chance for diversion.
The element is contained in stellaris\common\static_modifiers\00_static_modifiers.txt
managed_by_sector = {
pop_ethic_shift = 0.1
}
So I could copy the 00_static_modifiers.txt file into the correct folder within my mod and change the value. Since the file is the same name my understanding it would load instead of the vanilla file.
But it would seem if I put the single element in my own file and put that file in my mods static_modifiers it would have less chance of conflicting with other mods ... unless of course they are changing this value.
So I guess the question is .... what is the order of how these files are loaded? If I have a file in my mods static_modifiers folder named mymod_static_modifiers.txt, will this file load last and overwrite the value for the managed_by_sector element contained in the 00_static_modifiers.txt file within the games default vanilla folder?
The element is contained in stellaris\common\static_modifiers\00_static_modifiers.txt
managed_by_sector = {
pop_ethic_shift = 0.1
}
So I could copy the 00_static_modifiers.txt file into the correct folder within my mod and change the value. Since the file is the same name my understanding it would load instead of the vanilla file.
But it would seem if I put the single element in my own file and put that file in my mods static_modifiers it would have less chance of conflicting with other mods ... unless of course they are changing this value.
So I guess the question is .... what is the order of how these files are loaded? If I have a file in my mods static_modifiers folder named mymod_static_modifiers.txt, will this file load last and overwrite the value for the managed_by_sector element contained in the 00_static_modifiers.txt file within the games default vanilla folder?