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Soil tile appears completely full when completely empty


Electroely
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When a plot has 0 of all the nutrients, it appears completely full until you add a nutrients in. Might only happen when you reload a world, but I've definitely seen it on the plots where I've had Lord of the Fruit Flies plant a billion weeds.


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1. Create garden soil and fill it with weeds
2. Let the weeds grow until they drain all the nutrients
3. Reload your world
4. Notice the plots appear completely full

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Here's a screenshot I managed to grab just now:
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All 4 of these tiles were full of weeds for many days. I added a single rot to the bottom right tile and most of the nutrients "disappeared."

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18 hours ago, Electroely said:

Here's a screenshot I managed to grab just now:
image.thumb.png.5a8d08b595af5d13a2283da90440077f.png

All 4 of these tiles were full of weeds for many days. I added a single rot to the bottom right tile and most of the nutrients "disappeared."

are you running any mods?

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1 hour ago, zarklord_klei said:

are you running any mods?

I am running a few mods, but even after disabling them all and restarting the server I can see this happen:
image.thumb.png.676e2703f79d1bf63e1995a220d9d2f0.png

I've disabled both client and server mods.

Note that this is on a dedicated server. It only happens specifically when the server is restarted after the plot has emptied.

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I've produced something like this before. I used weeds to drain all the nutrients from soil, then i dug up the soil turf with a pitchfork, then I used the rigamajig on the same tile to recreate the turf. It appears at 100% nutrients but is effectively 0%

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