Train World Preset : stone almost inexistant
Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2019 8:36 am
Hi,
after a long break, I started a new game with "train world" preset and one single mod, "longer days and nights"
map generation seems ok, except for stone : it is almost non-existent.
I had a standard very small patch in the starting area, but then, exploring farther, it appears that stone patches are insanely rare and with the same ridiculously low amount : the first distant one that I found had like 2.5K and took 40 minutes to clear with a few electric miners.
I explored so far that the ground was almost half alien bases and half ore with copper patches reaching 40M for example, and I only found one more tiny stone patch, with a quantity of 4k. Plenty of other ressources in this region, lots of uranium, oil, etc.
My question is, is it normal or is the generation broken in my case ? I'm sure that I didnt change any options of the preset.
Can I see in my game what the generation settings are ? Is it possible to alter the generation for regions not yet explored ?
thanks !
after a long break, I started a new game with "train world" preset and one single mod, "longer days and nights"
map generation seems ok, except for stone : it is almost non-existent.
I had a standard very small patch in the starting area, but then, exploring farther, it appears that stone patches are insanely rare and with the same ridiculously low amount : the first distant one that I found had like 2.5K and took 40 minutes to clear with a few electric miners.
I explored so far that the ground was almost half alien bases and half ore with copper patches reaching 40M for example, and I only found one more tiny stone patch, with a quantity of 4k. Plenty of other ressources in this region, lots of uranium, oil, etc.
My question is, is it normal or is the generation broken in my case ? I'm sure that I didnt change any options of the preset.
Can I see in my game what the generation settings are ? Is it possible to alter the generation for regions not yet explored ?
thanks !