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Ebony Wood

Adds the Ebony Tree to the game. Provides a dark black wood variant when chopped.

If you enjoy this mod, you might want to check out my Grand Arboretum Mod (http://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=532073762) which adds 12 new trees (including Ebony) into the game.

Bugs:
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Please note that using world sizes under standard may not generate any Ebony trees as a result of limited space. However, saplings should be available from merchants of wood-cutting kingdoms.

Also there seems to be a bug with auto-build jobs regarding ebony furniture; You must manually order furniture and components to be built from their respective workshops because giving a place/build order for furniture in the world is not enough to get gnomes to make it on their own. We believe this is a bug that is out of modders' hands at the moment, so to workaround it please consider setting all ebony items you wish to use and their components to a "build to: x" command so that you always have some in stock and being created.

If you are experiencing very slow mining while using this mod, it has been found to be because of how European computers are expecting ',' when they get '.' in the values. To fix this please navigate to the Steamworkshop/mod folder and find 'materials.xml'. Then replace all periods with commas. Thanks to coolcoder9t for this information!

Installation:
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To install this mod please subscribe here on the Workshop and then launch your game. From there, you must start a new world and in the advanced options select "Ebony Wood" in the mod list dropdown which should be just above terrain settings. It is recommend to use a standard or larger world size when using this mod to ensure that trees spawn.

Multiple Mod Support:
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If you would like to use this with multiple mods:
"To combine multiple mods, create a folder in your mod folder and name it "Included Mods". This folder should be next to the Data and Sprites folder. Copy the mod you want to include into that new folder. Create a text file called modmergeorder.ini and list the mods in the order you want them to be added. Mods will merge together with mods that loaded first having priority." - Gnomoria Dev on the forums.

Note that I have not personally tested multiple mod support with this mod and as it is a new feature expect it to not work without some tinkering. Hopefully it will be changed in the future to be more user-friendly and consistent. I recommend setting Ebony Wood's priority to be pretty low so that it conflicts with as little as possible and just adds the information it needs to. EDIT: Bryl has since confirmed that this mod works with the EspEcon mod.