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{{ | {{SEO|image_url=http://www.medievalengineerswiki.com/images/5/5a/PalmSaplings.png|description=The Flora category covers all plants and grasses in Medieval Engineers. This includes all trees, bushes, roots, flowers, and other growing plants. Most flora is harvestable to be used as food and resources. Grasses are decorative only at this time. Where flora appears is assigned per biome.}} | ||
The [[:Category:Flora|Flora]] category covers all plants and grasses in Medieval Engineers. This includes all trees, bushes, roots, flowers, and other growing plants. Most flora is harvestable to be used as food and resources. Grasses are decorative only at this time. Where flora appears is assigned per biome. | |||
The | The pages in this category generally do not contain much information. The pages themselves are important in the context of other pages, such as biomes or flora, that link to them. This way, if you are looking at a biome you can see what kingdoms it is in, or you can conversely find all of the biomes contained within a particular kingdom. The links between [[:Category:Biomes|Biomes]], [[:Category:Flora|Flora]], and [[:Category:Kingdoms|Kingdoms]] are the web of connections that describe the [[:Category:Planet|Planet]]. | ||
===Plants=== | |||
{{Cat_Image|BerryBushes.png|Berry Bushes}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Cabbages.png|Cabbages}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|DeadBushes.png|Dead Bushes}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|FlaxPlants.png|Flax Plants}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|HerbPlants.png|Herb Plants}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Mushroom.png|Mushroom}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|OpuntiaCactus.png|Opuntia Cactus}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Pumpkins.png|Pumpkins}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Root.png|Root}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Wheat.png|Wheat}} | |||
===Trees and Bushes=== | |||
{{Cat_Image|BroadleafSaplings.png|Broadleaf Saplings}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Ferns.png|Ferns}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Hazel1.png|Hazel}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|PalmSaplings.png|Palm Saplings}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|PalmTrees.png|Palm Trees}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|PineSaplings.png|Pine Saplings}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|PineTrees.png|Pine Trees}} | |||
===Grasses=== | |||
{{Cat_Image|Woods needles.png|Forest Grasses}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Grass.png|Green Grass}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|Rocks grass.png|Rocky Grass}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|SandGrass.png|Sandy Grass}} | |||
{{Cat_Image|SteppeYellowGrass.png|Yellow Grass}} | |||
{{Expandable|title=Where to source information | {{Expandable|title=Where to source information | ||
|content=Flora is mapped to biomes in ProceduralEnvironmentsEarthSecond.sbc which can be found by browsing the game's content folder in your steam library \MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\Environment\ProceduralEnvironmentsEarthSecond.sbc | |content=Flora is mapped to biomes in ProceduralEnvironmentsEarthSecond.sbc which can be found by browsing the game's content folder in your steam library \MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\Environment\ProceduralEnvironmentsEarthSecond.sbc | ||
There are many Mappings that are assigned to Biome materials that are numbered. Their assignment to basic biomes can be seen in the BiomeMapping part of the PlanetGeneratorDefinition located in \MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\PlanetGeneratorDefinitions\EarthSecond.sbc | There are many Mappings that are assigned to Biome materials that are numbered. Their assignment to basic biomes can be seen in the BiomeMapping part of the PlanetGeneratorDefinition located in \MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\PlanetGeneratorDefinitions\EarthSecond.sbc | ||
Plant items and their "Gather" actions are defined in GrowableEnvironmentItems.sbc which can be found in | |||
MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\Environment\GrowableEnvironmentItems.sbc | |||
There are variations of trees and bushes. When these variations are only for aesthetics (such as size or environmental variations) they are grouped. e.g. TreePine15 and TreePine175 are grouped as [[Pine Trees]]. | There are variations of trees and bushes. When these variations are only for aesthetics (such as size or environmental variations) they are grouped. e.g. TreePine15 and TreePine175 are grouped as [[Pine Trees]]. | ||
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[[Category:Planet]] | [[Category:Planet]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:22, 29 October 2018
The Flora category covers all plants and grasses in Medieval Engineers. This includes all trees, bushes, roots, flowers, and other growing plants. Most flora is harvestable to be used as food and resources. Grasses are decorative only at this time. Where flora appears is assigned per biome.
The pages in this category generally do not contain much information. The pages themselves are important in the context of other pages, such as biomes or flora, that link to them. This way, if you are looking at a biome you can see what kingdoms it is in, or you can conversely find all of the biomes contained within a particular kingdom. The links between Biomes, Flora, and Kingdoms are the web of connections that describe the Planet.
Plants
Trees and Bushes
Grasses
| Where to source information |
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| Flora is mapped to biomes in ProceduralEnvironmentsEarthSecond.sbc which can be found by browsing the game's content folder in your steam library \MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\Environment\ProceduralEnvironmentsEarthSecond.sbc
There are many Mappings that are assigned to Biome materials that are numbered. Their assignment to basic biomes can be seen in the BiomeMapping part of the PlanetGeneratorDefinition located in \MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\PlanetGeneratorDefinitions\EarthSecond.sbc Plant items and their "Gather" actions are defined in GrowableEnvironmentItems.sbc which can be found in MedievalEngineers\Content\Data\Environment\GrowableEnvironmentItems.sbc There are variations of trees and bushes. When these variations are only for aesthetics (such as size or environmental variations) they are grouped. e.g. TreePine15 and TreePine175 are grouped as Pine Trees. |
Pages in category "Flora"
The following 22 pages are in this category, out of 22 total.