You can get every item featured here in my “ Stellaris Beautification” Steam Workshop collection. Conversely, some of these mods are explicitly compatible or compatible with patches, in which case this will also be pointed out in the relevant descriptions. If there are known or anticipated compatibility issues between these mods, I’ll list them in the relevant descriptions. Some of these mods affect the same graphics assets and as such aren’t directly compatible, although often will just overwrite one another (and therefore the behaviour isn’t necessarily deterministic). Instead, I aim to address improvements to the appearance of the galaxy, celestial objects, and some battle effects.
This list specifically excludes addition of new portraits, ship types, city sets and such because I’ve already covered that in plenty of detail. These mods mostly affect only game appearance, although in some cases affect gameplay too (in which case that will be pointed out in the mod description here). There is always more that can be done to improve game aesthetics, and the mod list here proves that. Stellaris is a beautiful game in its own right, but with a budget and a finite amount of time to juggle in development, resources naturally need to be diverted and prioritised.
