update · November 29, 2023

Stellaris Update 3.10.2 Pyxis Fixes Crashes and Adds Outliner Customization

Stellaris patch 3.10.2 Pyxis is now live on all platforms, delivering a fix for a common MacOS memory crash, ship build cost corrections, and full outliner tab customization.

Paradox Interactive has released the 3.10.2 Pyxis update for Stellaris across all platforms. Following the recent open beta, this patch addresses a critical MacOS crash caused by stack memory exhaustion, corrects unapplied ship build cost modifiers, and introduces fully customizable outliner tabs.

Outliner Customization and Quality of Life

Players can now fully customize outliner tabs through outliner options. A new toggle enables custom tab configuration, allowing users to select specific elements to display, group everything onto a single tab, or duplicate information across separate tabs for different scenarios. Paragon leader Nasuz Demetor is reclassed as a Scholar with a single Destiny trait, and the Payback origin now automatically removes the Declining Healthcare modifier after five years.

Leader Trait and Balance Adjustments

Several leader traits have had their class availability adjusted. Agrarian Upbringing and Environmental Engineering are now available to all leader classes, though environmental engineering requires blocker removal technology to be researched. Architectural Interest, Army Veteran, and Retired Fleet Officer can now be gained by both scientists and officials. The Enlister trait has moved from officials to commanders, while mining, farming, and generator focus traits also shift to commanders.

Bug Fixes and Stability Improvements

The update resolves a thread stack memory issue that caused frequent crashes on MacOS and adds a workaround for multiplayer hosting crashes on Ubuntu 20.04 by switching to cross-platform multiplayer. Astral rifts now correctly appear as dead ends when a player's rift pool is empty, and fixes correct ship build cost modifiers, missing localization strings, and event triggers involving amoebas, crystalline entities, and ancient ramparts.

Why this patch matters

Pyxis delivers necessary stability fixes and long-requested interface customization, setting a stable foundation for upcoming December patches.