Mudflat restore?

[mvgulik]

I'm I correct that currently there is no indirect way to get a original mudflat tile restored ?

[btaylor]

Are you talking about mudflats being taken over by grassland and other tiles? I don't think they will ever go back to being regular mudflats.

[MagicManICT]

Correct. Same with mountains if you pave and then plant grass.

[krikke93]

Correct. Same with mountains if you pave and then plant grass.

I dare someone to do thìs with a whole mountain. Would be neat

[MagicManICT]

Yeah, would be the new way to grief the world.

[krikke93]

Yeah, would be the new way to grief the world.

All mountains= no frogs crowns anymore and really cool grasslands.

[mvgulik]

Bummer. (knew I should have left a little open spot on the side while paving my little claimed area.)
Thanks.

[ApocalypsePlease]

Correct. Same with mountains if you pave and then plant grass.

You can't plant grass on paved tiles which were originally mountain. Try it.

[MagicManICT]

Correct. Same with mountains if you pave and then plant grass.

You can't plant grass on paved tiles which were originally mountain. Try it.

Hmm... according to loftar, tiles don't remember what was under them. A 'Paved' tile has always behaved like it's own terrain type. My assumption was that they replaced what was there before. Obviously, if this is the case, then paving is just an overlay like plowing.

[ApocalypsePlease]

Hmm... according to loftar, tiles don't remember what was under them. A 'Paved' tile has always behaved like it's own terrain type. My assumption was that they replaced what was there before. Obviously, if this is the case, then paving is just an overlay like plowing.

Paved mountain tiles behave differently. If you look at the minimap a paved tile paved on a mountain is different than that of one paved anywhere else. I tested this in W5 when my place was on the base of a mountain and I wanted to expand a farming patch.

I think this was some preventative measure from people farming on mountains.