[B18] Climatize Plants v0.1.3

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Author: bloder0

Last revision: 26 Dec, 2017 at 20:39 UTC

File size: 2.2 MB

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Description:

Tired of your Alpine or northern Temperate base looking like a wasteland after the first winter die-off? Now the hardiest plants (Grass, Bushs, Astragalus, Moss, and Pine Trees) will survive a fair bit more cold, provided you don’t live too far north of course.

But what about all the other plants that grow in cold climates? Do not fret, there’s an Alpine+ selection in the settings menu for you!

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Climatize Plants adjusts the temperature at which some plants native to colder biomes start to grow and die.

** You can adjust the growth and death temperatures for climatized plants in the settings.
** You can adjust which plants are climatized in the settings. (Most modded plants should also appear for selection)

Max Grow – The maximum temperature at which plants will grow.
Vanilla: [58C][136.4F] Climatized Default: [58C][136.4F]
Max Optimal – The maximum temperature at which plants will grow at full speed.
Vanilla: [42C[107.6F] Climatized Default: [42C][107.6F]
Min Optimal – The minimum temperature at which plants will grow at full speed.
Vanilla: [10C][50F] Climatized Default: [5C][41F]
Min Grow – The minimum temperature at which plants will grow.
Vanilla: [0C][32F] Climatized Default: [0C][32F]
Max Leafless – The maxmimum temperature at which most plants start top die.
Vanilla: [-2C][28.4F] Climatized Default: [-20C][-4F]
Min Leafless – The minimum temperature below which most plants always die.
Vanilla: [-10C][14F] Climatized Default: [-30C][-22F]

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Climatize Plants Version: 0.1.3 for Rimworld 0.18.*

Hugslib is required for this mod but should make mod conflicts a non-issue as all vanilla interactions are done via harmony patching.

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