[Innawood] update map settings to include Forest and foliage overhaul #58540
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This seems to have prevented the wild crops (corn, pumpkin, etc) from spawning, as I don't think f_region_weed is called anywhere now. |
Good catch. PR #58695 should fix that. |
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Summary
Mods "Innawood uses Forest and foliage overhaul"
Purpose of change
Use changes from PR #54411
Use changes from PR #55892 and PR #55892
Hopefully doesn't add anything man made to the world gen.
Describe the solution
Updates innawood_map_settings.json and files in mapgen to include changes done in mainline, but still also include changes that Innawood wants to make to these files.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Testing
I made a map with these changes and teleported around a bit to see if anything looked out of the ordinary. Everything seemed to work as expected.
Additional context