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Ecofuturistic Cityscape

works just fine with 3.14

Never mind it still works in my downgraded version 3.6.1

Can't say for sure if it work for 3.9 or 3.11 but as long as the devs leave the graphics alone for the Ecumenopolis this mod should still work no matter what version the game is

Has anyone checked to see if this mod works for 3.4.4???

Just curious

@Eldrinn Yes of course, but this only works on your PC. You have essentially modified the mod files you downloaded. This file on this page is stored on Steam's servers - the one people subscribe. I could also easily change the version type in the mod file, but the problem is that I have no easy way to upload it to Steam's servers without creating a whole new mod. The workshop upload is done through the launcher, and because the launcher has changed since I last uploaded this mod, I have no easy way to update it via the launcher - only upload it again.

@Doctor Verum I indicated version 2.7.2 in the descriptor and the launcher does not swear at the mod

@Eldrinn the problem is that Paradox changed the launcher of Stellaris. Because mods on Steam are updated through the launcher by simply uploading the same mod again - that way it just changes the files of the mod that is uploaded. Because the launcher doesn't recognise old mod files as being uploaded already, it will just upload the mod as a new one.

That being said it might be possible to bypass by modifying the descriptor to make the launcher think the mod is this one, but it just seems like a lot of work for no real purpose to me.

Isn't it enough just to specify the new version in the descriptor?

@Corey.young I figure that is a problem, yes. I think this is because the textures for the city-planets are treated as ship textures. Although I can't do much about that, someone with a bit of skills could easily replace the textures of a copy of the shipset they want. Ex. if you want fungoid ships, you could replace the textures (or perhaps easier to copy the entire set into a separate mod) and then replace the textures. I don't have the skill required to bypass this system to make the textures apply universally regardless of shipset, though, sorry about that.

I'm glad you appreciate the mod! It's fairly simple and shouldn't be much affected by updates.

This mod still works well with the new updates! :) But for some reason the eco-ecumenopolis texture seems to only work if you select the eco-futuristic mammalian shipset? I know the ship-set can be ignored as its more a by-product of when the cityscape was made, but its a shame the ecumenopolis skin is somehow linked- and is exclusive to- the ship set. This seems to be the case for me even if its the only mod running.
Still; fantastic mod I don't want to play the game without it, thank you!!

Okay, fair enough. Though many packs seem to recommend 4GB of RAM.

But when I was talking about stuff working, I was simply talking about how Minecraft, as a Java program (with Java-written extensions being loaded, injected, and whatever else as appropriate), doesn't have to worry about Mac, Windows, Linux, or one of the huge variety of non-Mac non-Linux systems which are Unix systems, and so neither do you. You just need to worry about having enough resources to run the stuff, and an appropriate version of Java.
TL;DR - the abstraction that Java has means that the platform you're on doesn't matter. It, largely, doesn't care.

(Whereas a C, C++, C#, Obj-C, etc. program would need to be compiled differently (or again, for the platform in question) for Windows vs Unix vs (possibly) Unix-like vs Other, and possibly would need to be compiled differently for some different Unix systems. (Note: macOS has been a Unix OS for a long while now; OS X is also Unix-certified.))