Hybrid Colony Designations

Hybrid designations: for planets that just can't focus. This mod introduces custom colony designations that blend vanilla resource specializations into unique and efficient dual-role settlements. HCD v2. 8. 0 - For Stellaris v4. 4.* Features 15 new hybrid designation archetypes + 30 thematic variants, including: Energy + Minerals + Food - Rural World, back from the dead Research + Unity - Similar to the "Archive" district specialization Basic Resources + Unity - One for each basic resource. Production and community. Basic Resources + Trade - One for each basic resource. Production and logistics. Minerals + Advanced Resources - One for each advanced resource. Vertical mining and manufacturing. Focused Research + Basic Resources - One for each matched pair, like the "research support" districts Build Speed + Resettlement Pull + Amenities - A transitional designation for new colonies ...and more! See the full list here Twice the bonuses at half the potency for balanced but versatile colony roles Fully (machine) localized for: English, Español, português (Europeu), português brasileiro, Українська, Русский, 简体中文, Français, Deutsch, and Polski Works fine with a mid-game install. At least for me. Designed for compatibility and immersion in a vanilla+ setting Need more? Check out Hybrid Colony Designations Expanded. Why Use Hybrid Designations? In the early stages of the game, full planetary specialization isn’t always realistic. You’re often working with whatever bonuses the galaxy throws at you you - sometimes a mix of planet modifiers and scattered deposits that don’t neatly align with a single designation. Hybrid designations are made for those kinds of worlds. They support planets with multiple or mismatched bonuses, letting you take advantage of what's available without leaving potential on the table. Rather than forcing a strict economic identity, these designations provide flexibility and meaningful bonuses for mixed development. They’re especially useful for empires