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I've tried to get in contact with Rainbeau but no response. Due to that I've gone ahead and updated Configurable Maps for B19
To my complete horror this one is one of the still red ones. Seriously considering just dumping the whole idea of playing again now...
Do we know if there is an update on the way? Breaks my heart not to have "Configurable"... mods...
it involved the geyser number, when I choose a non-normal geyser count, then try changing the places of the geysers, the amount of them instantly drop to 1 or 0
still love this mod and I don't want to be not using it
Fuckin' A - this was just the mod I needed!
Can you tell me which "Mountain Level" setting makes flat maps look like large hills, and which setting makes small hills look like large hills and mountainous? Cheers!
Is it working as designed that the Rock Outcrop setting also removed large chunks of mountain that would otherwise have marsh underneath? It took me forever to figure out why the Map Reroll previews looked different than the actual maps, and it turned out to be the Rock Outcrop option was deleting some mountain, and this was not reflected in the previews.
Add an option to keep the original ruins shape behavior.
Add an option to disable or reduce the chance of generating ruins inside mountains.
- If "Cupro's Stones" is in use, that mod's settings will now override this mod's settings regarding number and types of stones in world map tiles.
@Jodoalien: As it happens, the biodensity settings are pretty much the only settings in the mod that *will* impact a map already created, as they'll affect the rate at which new flora and fauna propagates. Be aware, though, that the effect will be slow. Changing the settings won't produce instant changes on the map.
I have no idea what's causing the misbehavior you're seeing, but it is definitely not CE.
- Fixed an incompatibility which prevented floors on "Biomes!" cavern maps from using that mod's rocky soil instead of rough stone.
- Corrected a typo. Ore now has a "low density" option instead of a "lore density" option.