- STELLARIUM CRASHES ON STARTUP MAC OS
- STELLARIUM CRASHES ON STARTUP MOD
- STELLARIUM CRASHES ON STARTUP DRIVERS
This folder might be hidden by the MAC OS so if you can’t find it go to Finder, press command/shift/G and type in /Library.īefore deleting folders or files remove any saved game files you want to keep, plus any custom empires and races. For a Mac go to Users/user/Library/Application Support/Steam/Apps/Common/Stellaris. The location is Documents\Paradox Interactive\Stellaris. If this works it may fix other games with similar problems if you do the same thing to their executable file.ĭelete the Paradox Stellaris folder. Right click on Stellaris.exe, click on the compatibility tab, check the box next to “disable fullscreen optimizations” box, then click ok. Click the button “Verify Integrity of Game Files…” Another tabbed box will appear, select the Local Files tab. Right-click on it, select properties on the pop-up box that appears. Stellaris will be listed in the left pane of the Steam interface.
STELLARIUM CRASHES ON STARTUP MOD
If the game runs turn the mods back on one-by-one to figure out which mod is causing the problem. Click on the mods tab at the top of the screen and click disable all. Mods can be activated and deactivated using the Paradox launcher.
STELLARIUM CRASHES ON STARTUP DRIVERS
Make sure the drivers for your video card are up to date by visiting the card manufacturer’s site.ĭisable any user mods that are active to see if any of them are stopping the game from running. You can do this even if the system tells you that you’re up to date. At the top of the screen there will be a button that allows you to check for updates. At the settings screen click on the Update & Security icon. You can check for updates by clicking the start icon and then choose settings. You can also check out my 101 tips page for beginners for help with playing the game.
Here are some other suggestions to try to get Stellaris up and running again with the easiest (and probably most obvious) ones listed first. This setting is in the graphics section of the file.
Open the settings.ini file (it might be labeled settings.txt instead) in a text editor like Notepad.įind the gui_scale setting and change it to 1.000000 (all the zeros should already be there). The settings.ini file must be changed instead.ĭo not right click on Stellaris in STEAM and browse the local files for it because you won’t find it there, instead go to your Documents folder and find the Paradox Interactive folder, then go into the Stellaris folder. If your game is too big to fit on the screen after installing the Nemesis DLC you probably had the UI scaling set to more than 1, and although you can get to that setting in the game itself and change it the option to save it is not available. That can be accessed from the Paradox launcher on the settings menu, go into that menu and select “Borderless fullscreen.” Special Note For The Nemesis DLC If Stellaris will not start try running Stellaris in Borderless fullscreen mode. If the Nemesis DLC causes the game to be too big open the settings.ini file and set the gui_scale to 1. Some of these are old solutions but may still work today. I thought it might be helpful to put this page together and add it to the website. Some of these fixes are old and some are reasonably recent ones. My problem turned out to be the same one I had in the past and had forgotten about, and while I was looking for a way to fix it I came across these fixes so I thought I’d list them on this page as well.
My Stellaris game quit starting a few weeks ago.
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