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7 de jun. de 2023 · You create a sector in Stellaris by assigning a planet as a sector capital. Once assigned, all planets within four hyperlane jumps will become members of that sector.
5 de jun. de 2019 · As shown in this dev diary, starting in version 2.3 the option to form a sector is located in the planet window. The button has the "three hexes" sector icon and a plus sign, like so: This will create a new sector centered on the chosen system that includes all other systems within four jumps.
If it's part of an existing sector all you will see is the "move sector capital" option. In a planet in the frontier sector, you should see the "create sector" button available. It's right above the automation and planetary designation buttons.
5 de jun. de 2019 · This is how to create sectors in Stellaris as of the 2.3 Wolfe update. You’ll first need to decide what your sector capital will be. A couple of varying factors can influence your decision, however keep in mind that the sector will include all systems within 4 jumps of the sector capital.
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4 de sept. de 2020 · To make a new sector, navigate your galaxy view to a planet that you’d like to give the capital status to. Ideally, it’s a planet far enough away from another sector to maximize its boundaries. It should still remain within reach of your Empire’s borders.
You can create new sectors by opening the menu for whichever planet you want to be sector capitol and clicking the create sector button (it looks kind of like 3 hexagons and a plus sign). You can also move sector capitols to another planet through roughly the same procedure.
