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@AVC29 I think this will be helpful for you as well
I doubt this is a compatibility problem, none of my few mods have updated and I've changed nothing in my game recently. Pretty much no textures load.
New Caledonia is for tropical, maybe the others you have are not allowed in tropical biome.
You can also use the Terrain Themes Creator and make another terrain theme in the environment created in Theme Editor. You see your changes immediately and you can adjust some parameters (such as tiling factor and offset values for fertile land, oil and ore) which aren't available in Theme Editor.
So I think everything is OK and both TPB's terrain theme mods are still extremely useful :)
You can open the Theme Editor, choose one of five basic themes (Boreal, European, Temperate, Tropical, Winter - the new one) and create the custom theme which is a variant of the basic one. You can fine-tune the environment (lighting, fog, rain, snow etc), adjust some texture parameters and you can even use custom textures (if you put them to your AppData>Local>Colossal Order>Cities Skylines>Addons>Theme Editor>Theme Textures). Then your new theme will appear as an option when you will load maps which use the same basic theme.
And now you can use any custom terrain theme in the environment you just created in Terrain Theme Editor. All you need is to open Terrain These Mod and choose the custom mod from the list. These two tools together greatly increase the amount of variants of your custom terrain.
This mod is probably what inspired CO to add the theme editor to begin with.
apparently CO made another gem design mistake and doesn't allow to change themes for existing save cities