I felt like this was really needed, since i keep having a shitton of questions about terrains and biomes in general.
My current question is how you would terraform a mudflat into forest terrain, i am suppousing you first plant grass, and then plant?
Or is there a diffrent way, like spreading from forest to mudflat
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Terraforming in general discussion
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Terraforming in general discussion
I believe you would have to grass the area first and then plant trees that normally grow in a forest so that they can spread their native biome. I do not believe they will spread their biome to mudflat so it is a necessary step to grass first. Trees only spread their biome while they are growing. The moment that they reach their final stage they stop spreading their native biome.
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Re: Terraforming in general discussion
dose that mean if you were to stunt thier grouth they would keep spreading said forest?TeckXKnight wrote:I believe you would have to grass the area first and then plant trees that normally grow in a forest so that they can spread their native biome. I do not believe they will spread their biome to mudflat so it is a necessary step to grass first. Trees only spread their biome while they are growing. The moment that they reach their final stage they stop spreading their native biome.
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TeckXKnight
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Re: Terraforming in general discussion
No. It spreads when they're hit by a decay tick, which causes them to grow. Stunting them would prevent them from getting any more growth hits.Dwaneloki wrote:dose that mean if you were to stunt thier grouth they would keep spreading said forest?
