Question about reproduction in SEV

[neofit]

Speaking of outrageous reproduction rates... I'm playing v1.13 with the Balance Mod v0.96, as Humanoids, rock/oxygen. A few turns ago I colonized a Small Rock/Methane planet (domed colony), Unpleasant conditions, 118mR/yr, 0.56g gravity, 91deg temperature.

Stardate 2404.8 population: 22M/250M
Stardate 2404.9 population: 139M/250M
Stardate 2405.0 population: 223M/250M
Stardate 2405.1 population: 250M/250M

The rates on my other dozen or so planets seem OK though.

[neofit]

Mea culpa, figured this one out. Somehow the Xi'Chung migrated onto this planet, I have a treaty allowing this with them and must have missed how they transferred 100M+ people onto my world in one turn. They breath methane and are breeding like insect on this planet. Actually they ARE insects. Not too shabby, got me a non-domed mineral-rich colony, too bad it's the only methane planet in my systems .

[Captain Kwok]

If you jettison or move your own population from the planet, you'll be able to get your colony undomed and access to the full amount of facilities etc.

[NullAshton]

Those aren't really reproduction rates... In Space Empires V, your population migrates between planets. Thus, only a small part of that is from reproduction, the rest is unhappy people leaving your homeworld and going to get a nice house and job in the new, pristine colonies.

[Wenin]

NullAshton said:
Those aren't really reproduction rates... In Space Empires V, your population migrates between planets. Thus, only a small part of that is from reproduction, the rest is unhappy people leaving your homeworld and going to get a nice house and job in the new, pristine colonies.

This only occurs with the planets that have your breathable atmosphere, otherwise it is pure reproduction.... unless you have a treaty allowing foreign breathing races to migrate.

While SEV may allow decimal points in percentages.... does it track population at the decimal point level as well?