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Tilled Soil
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Since the beginning of civilisation the human race has been tilling soil to bring vital nutrients to the surface when planting crops. With this mod humanity in the year 5500 can too!

This mod adds a new flooring; tilled soil, which is a buildable version of soil, with 200% fertility.

In addition it adds research for terrain rehabilitation allowing you to build dirt onto smooth stone and other natural floor types so you can build underground greenhouses.

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FAQ
Q: Is this mod overpowered?
A: No.

Q: But, it allows you to build soil with 200% fertility, which isn't realistic. I'm looking for a mod that adds soil with 101% ferility to satisfy my dreams of being a real farmer. I don't want crop growth to be sped up by any noticable amount.
A: That isn't a question. The goal of this mod is to provide a method of more compact farming and the ability to construct terrain with artificial fertility. As a user of my own mod I can say this mod achieves that.

Q: Is this mod ever going to change to suit my specific ideas about tilled soil?
A: No.
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How to Change Soil Fertility!
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Terrain Rehabilitation not working
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raz334 28 aug @ 13:30 
any plans to make this work inside of a gravship?
like this one does: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3554379016
Hola Amigo 27 aug @ 15:20 
@Krupam interesting it might work the same way with bridges because i wasnt able to place it on them
Sam_  [skapare] 25 aug @ 8:19 
The journey of handling confusing terrain affordances just continues unabated.
Krupam 24 aug @ 14:20 
I'm not sure if it's supposed to work this way, but you can now build a steel platform over empty space outside the edge of an asteroid, then build soil under the bridge and then remove the bridge, leaving you with normal solid ground.
Hola Amigo 16 aug @ 22:16 
Can we put this on heavy bridges?
Xeonzs 15 aug @ 11:13 
For anyone else, I just wanted to mention, with odyssey it's now possible to achieve this effect with vanilla, usually each asteroid has 1-2 archaen tree seeds, each tree creates a 13 tile radius of rich soil.
So if you're willing to put in a little effort and consider it a reward for your efforts you can achieve the same effect (mountian base farming areas in my case) by much more satisfying ways.

This mod served me well, but I think I'll be taking that approach going forward.
Cyber Witch ~ 9 aug @ 2:37 
Why not add the amount of fertility as a slider?
DragonZephyr 8 aug @ 14:22 
Kind of wish this mod just had a mod option to change the scale of fertillity for the tilled soil. At some point the 200% is entirely reasonable if you have hundreds of colonists but its "op" in multiple way. Like the wealth explosion which may kill you by using this. Changing the definition is a solution for one time but its a problem when sharing for multiplayer or when the colony changes later (from 5 tribal pawns to 20)
Latex Santa 3 aug @ 23:01 
@steel
Use the Terraform Rimworld mod to place dirt down in a cave.
Put a sun lamp down, walls around, a roof over it, climate control the room.
HEY PRESTO! Indoor farm.
Bazerker 29 jul @ 13:57 
Steel thinks filling a room with dirt wouldn't work.