Mod for guaranteed habitable Gaia worlds?

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I like playing life-seeded, and I realize that the guaranteed nearby habitable planets slider is not intended to work with life-seeded. I do understand the reasoning behind that and don’t dispute it. But... I really would like for it to work. I read that there was a (presumed) glitch that caused the slider to work for life-seeded if you selected Sol as your starting system, which I enjoyed exploiti—-er, using. But it looks like that has been fixed and no longer works. Does anyone know of a mod that will make the slider apply to Gaia worlds for life seeded?

Edit: I usually play single-player and would not use this in a multiplayer game, just to clarify.
 

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I don't have a mod, instead I just use console to make a couple if I want to play super tall.

Use the 'tilde' (~) key to open it, then select a planet you like in the system view and type "planet_class pc_gaia"
 

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I don't have a mod, instead I just use console to make a couple if I want to play super tall.

Use the 'tilde' (~) key to open it, then select a planet you like in the system view and type "planet_class pc_gaia"
Just make sure you have a planet selected. Otherwise the entire universe will become gaia planets.
 

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Also, due to a bug in the system generation code (which I believe is still present), if you pick Sol as your starting system, your guaranteed worlds will also be Gaia.