worldgenoverride.lua/leveldataoverride.lua new settings? questions about various settings

[Cusy]

Hello,

i have a few questions!

I haven't dealt with dst for a long time, my last dedicated server installation was when the caves came out of the beta.
Since then, as far as I can see, a lot has happened with regard to Return of Them!

I now have questions about some settings in the new leveldataoverride.lua that replaced the old Worldgenoverride.lua that cannot be changed? (At least if the game is hosted locally.)

Here are the Settings i found:

    has_ocean=true, -> (must be true or which settings are available here?)
    keep_disconnected_tiles=true, -> (must be true or which settings are available here?)
    layout_mode="LinkNodesByKeys", -> (which settings are available here?)
    no_joining_islands=true, -> (must be true or which settings are available here?)
    no_wormholes_to_disconnected_tiles=true, -> (must be true or which settings are available here?)
    roads="default", -> (which settings are available here?, (is the value "default" the only one?)

When i change one of these valuse to "false" the Server cannot create the map and dosten't start.

What are these settings for if they cannot be changed and what do they do?

Or are they changeable? When they are changeable when comes they also included in the graphics of the game?

Thanks for the information.

Best regards

 

Cusy

 

P.S.: In the dedicated server manual (Windows) where you can load the zip from the "Klei.com" site, the caves still have the "worldgenoverride.lua" that is no longer used and required with the following settings:

return {
    override_enabled = true,
    preset = "DST_CAVE",
}

[Daniel86268]

The worldgenoverrides.lua still works for me (albeit using Linux).

There've been people popping up once in a while claiming that the worldgenoverride.lua doesn't work anymore/is broken/is abandoned/is bad or whatever, but themselves having issues with editing a leveldataoverride.lua.

I'd recommend to just keep using the worldgenoverride.lua, as it works just fine as it ever has.