# Stellaris Patch and a Modular Rework
This release of Thermoo Patches includes a new patch for [Stellaris](https://modrinth.com/mod/stellaris) and ships a large internal refactor that has split the mod into a multi-module project.
* Fixed Origins patch not applying Environmental Resistances and updated Origins temperature effects
* Added a new integration Patch for [Stellaris](https://modrinth.com/mod/stellaris).
* This patch is, as always, completely optional.
* The Stellaris patch makes each planet and celestial object have a temperature (and humidity) that roughly corresponds to its real life temperatures. All planets except for Venus have different temperatures for day and night.
* These temperatures are as follows:
* The Moon (Day): 400K, 0% humidity
* The Moon (Night): 140K, 0% humidity
* Mars (Day): 293K, 0.01% humidity
* Mars (Night): 210K, 100% humidity
* Mars (Day, Ice Spikes): 210K, 50% humidity
* Mars (Night, Ice Spikes): 120K, 100% humidity
* Venus (Day & Night): 737K, 0.01% humidity
* Mercury (Day): 700K
* Mercury (Night): 140K
* The mod has also undergone a major refactor that has split each patch into its own "sub mod" of the larger Thermoo Patches. I have tested this change as thoroughly as I can, but if there is something wrong do not hesitate to report it at https://github.com/TheDeathlyCow/thermoo-patches/issues
* As part of this change, the Armor Points++ and Immersive Weathering patches have been disabled, though not removed. I will update and re-enable these patches if and when those mods update.
* Because the Armor Points++ and Immersive Weathering patches have been disabled, Thermoo Patches is no longer incompatible with those mods, yay!
Optional dependencies
Fabric Seasons
Any compatible version
Friends&Foes (Fabric/Quilt)
Any compatible version
Colorful Hearts
Any compatible version
Serene Seasons
Any compatible version
Origins
Any compatible version
Overflowing Bars
Any compatible version
Simple Seasons
Any compatible version
Stellaris
Any compatible version
Developer information
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