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Borders of Tiles are All the Same with no variation between biomes.

Primalflower

By Primalflower

    • Branch: Live Branch Version: Windows Fixed

Note how the tiles look in the picture of the biome, versus how they look ingame. They all share the border of the 'barren' biome, instead of their respective thing.

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1. open the game and look at hte tiles friend

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SGT_Imalas

I investigated the issue when I found the original post and it turns out, the fix is extremely simple.

the method "GroundRenderer.WorldChunk.GetBiomeIdx(int cell)" has a bug.

it assigns a value of 3 and returns that as default, if there are no biome specific trims for the biome of the cell (=current tile)

if one exists, it writes that into the variable "subWorldZoneType"... and then returns 3.

biomeIdx is never assigned that actual zone type value so the result of that method is always "biome type 3", leading to only that trim being used for all biome types.

 

How to fix - assign the "GetSubWorldZoneType" call in the method "GroundRenderer.WorldChunk.GetBiomeIdx(int cell)" to biomeIdx instead of an unused variable.

 

Edited by SGT_Imalas
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