Reply #1 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Where? (Circle it on the screenshot)

Reply #2 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Right at the end of the arrow... B)  
The graphic of the planet and the asteroids is above the texts.

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Reply #3 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

I would have to go with the fact you have asteroids and a planet on the same tile as a the bug. Hense the graphic glitch, should only be one object per tile.

Reply #4 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

I think that the animation of the asteroids comes from the colonization event "Study the Durantium Cloud", so it's not a bug.
But the vignette of the planet should be created so that it does not cover the text.

Reply #5 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

Study the Durantium Cloud is a specific Precursor planet trait event that would not of fired for a Toxic Planet, it only fires for the Durantium Cloud planet. If it did (which I doubt since it has a weight of 0).....that is a bug.

Reply #7 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

You should merge or get a moderator to merge both these threads, it is the same issue. Caused by the changing of a Planet Trait mid game (which I am now going to have to check out how they do, cause that is a handy thing to know :) ).

Reply #8 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

This is not related to the change of the trait of the planet.
The vignette of the planet already covered the text before the Koraths invaded it with a spore ship.
Here the planet before it was transformed into a toxic planet.

Edit: In fact, the animation of the asteroids was there since the beginning of the game, it is the peculiarity of the planet, read the tooltip: "A Precursor World with a cloud of captured Durantium Asteroids."

Reply #9 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

One thing is also worth noting.
When a planet is transformed into a toxic planet following a Korath invasion with a spore ship, the planet loses the bonuses and the penalties given by the starting trait.
In this case, the planet "Indari III" with the starting trait "Durantium Cloud" has lost the bonus "Raw Production +1" and the penalty "Food -25%" has been removed (there is also the penalty "Synthetic Pop Cap -50%" but it did not apply in this case).

So be careful when playing the Koraths not to stupidly lose important bonuses with an invasion with a spore ship.

It would have been preferable if the planet had kept all of its previous bonuses/penalties in addition to those given with the Toxic trait.

Edit: This specific bonus is also lost... ...if the tooltip is correct. :)  
"Shipyards sponsored by this world gain a bonus to any Mass Drivers ships produced."

Reply #10 from GalCiv3 Forums Top

The graphics bug must be valid for all planets with objects in orbit.
Objects in orbit are positioned above the text.


Edit: Clearly visible on this screenshot.