List of strategic resources for ST: New Horizon

[aluminumx]

Ok I can't find a specific resource, Omega molecule playing the ST: new Horizon so I thought I'd try and use the console commands, Google it the console commands and I found resources for the normal game, but nothing for New Horizons mod. So I thought I would try some variations of the name of that resource I want, but nothing worked. And I have no clue how to find it within the mod itself, so I was hoping someone knew it on here, better yet, if they have compiled a list, so if I ever need another I have it.

Unless someone can tell me where to look for a list of the different resources added in game for the resources that differ from their unmodded game, in the correct folder and file so I can bring it up on the command console thanks.

[leetzelong]

I'm also looking for it. No Trellium-D in my entire empire.

[Alien]

Originally posted by leetzelong:

I'm also looking for it. No Trellium-D in my entire empire.

I was playing as the Valerians and I had some between the Ferengi and me.

I believe a lot of ressources are situated in particular zones of the galaxy. You aren't supposed to find them everywhere.

[Patrick Bateman]

gota bring that tulaberry wine to the gamma quadrant

[stevasaur]

You'll want to locate your mod file for ST: New Horizons (probably in Steam/Steamapps/Workshop/content/281990), unzip it, and go to Common/Strategic_Resources. There will be at least one txt file in there (do NOT open it with regular Notepad: that can break the formatting! Use Notepad++ instead, or something similar), which will have the internal names of the strategic resources.

Once you have the internal names of the strategic resources, you'll want to go to your localization folder (in the same file layer as "common" that you opened earlier), and check to see which strategic resource is localized as "Omega Molecule." Then you can search the remaining game files for Omega Molecule.

I suspect that Omega Molecule is a late-game resource that you have to synthesize artificially: it's a molecule introduced in Voyager which is MASSIVELY unstable, and while it provides large amounts of virtually "free" energy, if it explodes, it wipes out subspace for light-years around, meaning that there's NO WARP TRAVEL in that zone. The "Omega Directive" (dispose of any Omega Molecule encountered immediately) is actually placed above the Prime Directive in the one episode it's mentioned.