Stellaris - How to Add Orbital Deposits via Console Commands

You can add Orbital Deposits to any eligible Celestial Body via Console Commands; from Research to Mining, including rare resources deposits like Zro, Nanites and Living Metal. You can even add multiple deposits to the same planet, moon or asteroid with only a limit: you can’t mix research and mining deposits because they required different stations to be gathered. Here you can find a list of the various Deposit IDs to use with the command shown in the video, in the event you want to copy and paste them. Most IDs contain a number which is the range, namely the amount, of the deposit. Here the list: Mining Deposits: Energy: d_energy_10 (Range: between 1 and 10) Minerals: d_minerals_10 (Range: between 1 and 10) Alloys: d_alloys_5 (Range Between 1 and 5) Trade Value: d_trade_value_10 (Range: between 1 and 10) Exotic Gases: d_exotic_gases_5 (Range Between 1 and 5) Rare Crystals: d_rare_crystals_5 (Range Between 1 and 5) Volatile Motes: d_volatile_motes_5 (Range Between 1 and 5) Zro: d_zro_deposit_5 (Range Between 1 and 5) Living Metal: d_living_metal_deposit (No Range) Nanites: d_nanites_deposit (No Range) Research Deposits: Engineering: d_engineering_10 (Range: between 1 and 10) Physics: d_physics_10 (Range: between 1 and 10) Society: d_society_10 (Range: between 1 and 10) Dark Matter: d_dark_matter_deposit_3 (Range between 1 and 3) Unity: d_vast_unity_deposit (No Range) I found this a nice and simple way to counter the, let’ call it, incompetence of the...