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Rapporter et oversættelsesproblem
That's not really the full answer though.. :)
I got curious because of the question and spent a few minutes tinkering to get it to work.
First of all, disclaimer: as with the regular github post, make backups. I have no clue if it destroys anything in the mod!
So, follow the instructions on the github (don't forget to read the current workaround!), but change 2 things:
- Copy line 132-160 from the workaround terrain_overworld.lua:
NOT to:
steamapps\common\Scrap Mechanic\Survival\Scripts\terrain\terrain_overworld.lua
but instead copy to:
steamapps\workshop\content\387990\3113900342\Scripts\terrain
Similarly copy tile_database.lua NOT to the regular location but instead to:
steamapps\workshop\content\387990\3113900342\Scripts\terrain\overworld\tile_database.lua
Now, keep in mind the mod authors have obviously made a bunch of custom tiles, they won't show up in the map tool. However, you can infer based on surroundings which cluster of missing tiles is which.
I was able to get a map with your instructions. Thank you!