im so miss this mod

what about juggernauts colossus stuff :O?

Is this mod compatible with the 3.0?

@Apeiron No problem, I hope you will find what you need!

Thanks for the info!

@Apeiron There are plenty of mod tutorials out there, I would say Stellaris modding is very easy, compared to ArmA 3. Just find something about textures modding stellaris, and you will find what you need.

since you don't do Stellaris modding anymore, could you provide how Stellaris Ships could be retextured?

Aww, love this mod. Sad to hear.

Not really since I abondonned Stellaris alltogether. Sorry about that.

Do you plan on retexturing plantoid and humanoid ships too in the future?

This mod should work fine with latest update. Only because Stellaris says that mods can cause compatibility issues, it doesn't mean there will be.

Please, update this mod for the 2.5.

Could this get updated?

This wouldn't change the checksum, right?

I still prefer to play a game with all mods updated than waste my time seeing that damn message each time I want to play Stellaris.

I haven't tested this mod yet but for everyone who is spamming "update", first run the mod before asking. Judging by the changes they made this patch there is absolutely no reason why this mod shouldn't be working.

Please, update your mod for the 2.3.

Please, update your mod as soon as possible.

The Mammalian Titan looks kinda dope though. It's actually my favourite one. Corvettes and Destroyers are okay, Cruisers and battleships look absolutely stupid though, especially the Spinal mount which was just a recycled Hangar Module anyway.

@SpeisCheese I don't so much mind the block-shaped hulls, I mind the fact that they're built like Johnny Bravo. Stupidly fat bow sections, and absurdly tiny aft sections.

They kind of remind me of a bad copy of the Planet Killer from Star Trek, or a cornucopia, built by a 5 year old out of Lego Duplo blocks.

As it is, I pretty much use them for all custom Machine Nations, unless I'm playing one, and then I still use Humanoid ships.

@Belaaron I find them okay, but I wish they had used the new DLC Human ships as the free Mammalian ships instead, they look so much better.

Eh...just ignore the Mammalian ships...they're absolute garbage no matter their texture. Paradox really needs to release a free patch to change them out entirely. They're disgusting.

Good job on the others, though.

Thx!

Done, I hope it's still works without bugs in 2.2

Update pls!

Clientside mod

Is this a clientside mod? or do I need my friends to get this mod for compatability reasons?

Plantoid ships have another texture if I recall correctly? And well I don't have the humanoid dlc, so I can't really test new textures with these.

No modifications to plantoid or humanoid ships?

they need to make a patch that has things that the moders do that they do not understand the game should have like transports with weapons and ship power stations

@vamware Damn new patches. I'll do it now.

needs updating

@BloodyJery It should be. I don't think that 2.0.* broke the file path for textures.

is this compatible with 2.0.2?

I will do it, but not until this evening

So, you cant make them less darker but not as light as they are in vanilla?

I know that they are a bit too dark, but the light grey textures weren't so pretty either.

Some feedback - overall i like this mod but mammalian ships are TOO dark and IMO looks pretty ugly. I dont force you to change it, but, well, maybe you ll take a look on it atleast

Thanks

Nope, except if you want to play with the retextured version for Plantoid ships, but that's only additional content

Any DLC needed?

I don't know. Never used that mod so difficult to say yes

Does it work with Downscaled ships mod?

Thanks.

Again a new Stellaris update? I'll try to update this evening.

Please, update this mod for 2.0.

Nah yesterday I had no time, doinng it now

So, any luck yet? :D

And if I recall correctly transparent ships should use DXT3.
But ok, thanks a lot Cheese! I really like this mod of yours!

I'll look tomorrow for the issue, thx for the feedback