[OI-234935] Many sand deposits in chlorine biomes contain only 5 kg of sand per tile

And some have 5000KG per tile. I think, its a comma error

I'm speculating that it's because nothing needs filtering in that biome, but one could only assume.

I for one think it's a typo. 

This is the SandGeode from the jungle:

shape: Circle
borders:
  - 1
  - 1
internalMobs:
blobSize:
  min: 0.5
  max: 2.5
ElementChoiceGroups:
  RoomCenterElements:
    selectionMethod: WeightedResample
    choices:
      - element: Sand
        weight: 10
        overrides:
          massOverride: 5
      - element: SandStone
        weight: 1
  RoomBorderChoices0:
    selectionMethod: WeightedResample
    choices:
      - element: SandStone
        weight: 1
      - element: Sand
        weight: 1
  RoomBorderChoices1:
    selectionMethod: WeightedResample
    choices:
      - element: IgneousRock
        weight: 8
      - element: SandStone
        weight: 1

This is the SandGeode from the frozen:

shape: Circle
borders:
  - 1
  - 1
internalMobs:
blobSize:
  min: 0.5
  max: 2.5
ElementChoiceGroups:
  RoomCenterElements:
    selectionMethod: WeightedResample
    choices:
      - element: Sand
        weight: 10
        overrides:
          massMultiplier: 5
      - element: SandStone
        weight: 1
  RoomBorderChoices0:
    selectionMethod: WeightedResample
    choices:
      - element: SandStone
        weight: 1
      - element: Sand
        weight: 1
  RoomBorderChoices1:
    selectionMethod: WeightedResample
    choices:
      - element: IgneousRock
        weight: 8
      - element: SandStone
        weight: 1

 

So mass override vs mass multiplier, looks like the theory on biome specific filtration is a thing - unless it's an oversight in over-all consistency.

PW in ice biome, PO2, PW in slime biome, but not much of anything in the chlorine biome. Though it is odd that it is less dense in the middle.

17 minutes ago, The Plum Gate said:

Though it is odd that it is less dense in the middle.

Notice one of the borders are sand without an override.