Is this working on 3.7.4

at hessuu_apc_species_rights.txt add ( token = migration_control_no ) under migration_control_no line

this fixed for me locally ofcourse 3.6 this might changed but we live at current which is 3.5.3

so this mod is broken for non beta 3.5.3 Fornax

this mod causes problem sins last update which weirdly made for 3.6 (which is in beta) causes tooltip error in no migration controls at species rights and make it not selectable.

why would you update mod for beta?

This still work with the Nemesis update?

@Nishizawa
It sure is. 👍

Compatible with 2.8.1 ?

Aww to bad but thats the limitationn I gues.

@Azona and @deltaCorben
Moving slaves (and biothrophies and rulers and specialists) would be awesome, but sadly the Stellaris modding framework lacks a way to detect slave jobs specifically. We only get to see if a planet has *any* jobs available.

PS. The mod probably works with 2.8.X, but I'll try to update it when I have the time. :)

Would be nice to add migration for Slaves. example when slave jobs are x then migrate slaves. slaves jobs are show as -x number so maybe have option to move them at -5 like population growth can stop at 5 and no housing

Is there a way to tell the mod to also move slaves?

This mod is a life and time saver, simple as that.
It should be part of the base game, period.

This mod is a damn god send mate. The other auto pop mods are dead, either not working at all or only working early game when they aren't needed. The way this works is legit perfect imo, so even if the others are updated I'll be sticking with this tbh!

If it doesn't seem to be working for anyone - remember a planet needs free jobs AND housing for a pop to be moved there.

Updated with support for voidborne ascension, which was borked before.

@BigRockWall I did a test run with a rogue servitor, and drones seemed to get migrated just fine. Right now though the issue is that the modding API doesn't have a way of differentiating between drone jobs and bio-trophy jobs, so drones will get migrated to planets with bio-trophy jobs. I can't really fix it either before Paradox adds some sort of support for this. I posted a request to the forum's modding requests thread about this.

@giimer Not possible right now, but that would be a good feature and I might add it at some point.

Is there a way to change the migration rate? I want to resettle entire planets, but through the method built into the game and through your mod, there is a long wait.

omg this mod is great. Love it.

I noticed that the new voidborne ascension perk with its +2 building slots on habitats confuses the mod's building slot preservation logic at the moment, which I need to fix.

Haven't looked at rogue servitors yet, need to check those out if they have their own issue.

Its not working for bio empire either. What its doing is migration growth. Aka, it doesnt move unemployed pops. Instead, it takes growth away from the over populated planet via emigration, and adds growth to the planet with available housing and jobs via imigration. So for bio pops it effectively does the same thing. You just have to manually deal with pop on the "feeder planet" until its all set up. Once its housing and jobs are all set, all additional pop growth will just get sent to another planet. Resulting in the same thing. You just dont have to actually resettle the pops.

Still, it does nothing for machine empires.

Does not appear to work for machine empire. Specifically running a rogue servitor build. No drones are migrating. I noticed that migration control enabled is the only option for the gestalt pop, probably whats causing the issue

After my last game left me micromanaging a bunch of unemployed and unhoused pops, this mod seems like a blessing, thanks for keeping it up!

Just rechecked just to be certain, they are eligible. 11 unemployed workers, no migration limits, all the settings correct. Other planets have plenty of housing and jobs available.
Me and my friends are, alas, just going to mod it so that the vanilla edict is available from start for now :) (and yes, habitability was above 50% as they were citizen-bots)

I added some more info about auto-migration to the mod description.

I assume that by the mod not working you mean you have unemployed pops in your empire that are not migrating? Check that they meet the requirements I posted, and that there are colonies in your empire with free jobs, housing, and at least 50% habitability for the pops in question. I suspect that the pops might just not be eligible.

It sadly isn't currently possible to migrate specialists, rulers, slaves and the various prole pop types, as the current modding framework doesn't allow checking in advance whether a pop can take a job (as far as I know, anyway).

This mod, sadly, did not work for me and my friends when we played the game. We made sure to have the up-to-date version of it and triple-checked the policies.
Will peek back in occasionally to check it out since, honestly, it sounds fantastic :)

it's not working for me...

Oh, I see. This mod has nothing to do with that other one. This uses a modified version of the vanilla migration edict. I made it run per planet to make it work faster, and prevented it from
destroying buildings and building slots. It also doesn't cost anything. And like the vanilla edict, it only moves pops to planets that have housing and open jobs.

I should probably write all this in the description when I figure out a clean way of doing it. 😄

I was using another mod for this. But he left me broke, spent all my energy credits, and kept changing the unemployed planets, but for planets that had no jobs available ... I went broke!

Works fine for me. :) I updated it for the new version last week. You may need to unsubscribe and resubscribe to get the new launcher to actually download the update though.

It is now working ?

Thanks for the update, should be up now as well.

the new trad :)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1f8YVjVOFLT5x1etnSeCeW-LgrCmhEnSJ

Thanks for the translation! I just put it in. I can't really test it myself, so hopefully it works.

I added a new policy recently, which isn't in your translation yet, so if you want to add that in, I can put that in as well.

thanks for the mod.
a french trad :)

https://drive.google.com/open?id=179VIR5uSzdAgWZds7qkr4eNEW1UgjH09

You need a picture, and thank you so much for making this. Just what I was looking for!

xD the background of the game is realy anoying... thanks for youre work !!

Ok, I did multiple tests with the same save in the year 2424 with 31 planets and 2600+ pops. I ran the game for one year and measured the time every time. Sadly though, the results are all over the place. Sometimes playing with the mod is FASTER than without, and sometimes not. I also tried disabling the AI with console commands to remove some variables from the equation, but even then the results seem to follow no logic. The times vary between 8 to 10 minutes, for whatever it's worth, so it's always quite slow.

ok Hessuu thanks for the answer!

I agree, hopefully the devs improve vanilla population management in the future.

This mod schedules all of your planets to be evaluated on random days of the month once per month. So each planet should only be checked once per month, and the CPU load should be somewhat evenly balanced. So technically it might be doing stuff on every day of the month, if you have lots of planets, but that is actually good thing, because otherwise you'd just have a big lag spike at the beginning of each month.

I haven't personally noticed any lag caused by using this mod though. You could try setting the mod's policy to "Never" and seeing if the lag gets fixed on the next month, just to rule it out. I haven't actually measured the performance, so I should try doing a test of my own as well.

Hello
not sure but i think this mod makes my game a but laggy... in wich intervall the mod checks the planets polulation? maybe you can put this to monthly? it feels the mod check this every day and this makes my game laggy but not sure

why i cant do this in vanilla ? its very anoying..

this is what im looking for - it wonders me a bit this mod is not more popular!! amaizing work! thanks a lot! (give the mod a pic)

@The Wrinkler It includes a couple of empire-wide policies that causes population controls to be declared on planets that need it. It should be able to handle egalitarian, authoritarian, robot, machine, and hive population controls (in other words, all of them). There's a couple of settings for when it actually triggers the controls, and it also removes the controls if the situation changes.

I'll have to write a proper description in the coming days. Things are a bit lacking because so far the mod has only existed for me and a small group to use.

does this do what I think it does