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It's a bit more than one or two specializations on high collab if not made even harder, but yes thats the general rule of thumb.

The commands above should fix this. The yield layers are generated from the nutrient layers. If there is no yield layers for plants then nowhere on the world map there is a nutrient span that works for these plants. You need to wait a bit after using the command, it will slowly fill the layers.

If this still doesn't fix it, a screenshot of the yield layers and a screenshot of the nutrient layers at the same areas would be helpful to investigate this further.

Desert Sand is no 'sand', it's like savannah type desert. It does contain real sand in patches or a bit below the ground layer.

You can use these 3 admin commands to reset the nutrient layers immediately:
"/sim setlayer Potassium, 0.6, 0.9"
"/sim setlayer Nitrogen, 0.6, 0.9"
"/sim setlayer Phosphorus, 0.6, 0.9"

Thanks!

This game has no combat, so it has no weapons.

It works only for the entire planet.

Yes, compress that file as a zip and use DropBox or Google Drive to upload it :)

Please don't fiddle around with IDs, but take the mirasraels offer. He can properly investigate and fix this issue for you (and prevent it to happen in the future). Vespys recommendation is _VERY DANGEROUS_ and _SHOULD NOT BE DONE_.

Hi @Sheetso. Can you create a ticket on GitHub (https://github.com/StrangeLoopGames/EcoIssues/) for tracking. Also we will need your save file for investigation (and fix) which you can attach to the issue.

The issue that lead to all plants dying until 9.0.4.

Yes, both fishing as well as farming is going to be reworked in the future.

Originally posted by ღLoveLiesღ:

Originally posted by SLG-Dennis: The regeneration of the layers can take up to 5 real days.

It isn't regen we are having an issue with... it is the actual map view. It isn't showing potential yield.. .. it shouldn't have anything to do with layers.. the potential shouldn't really change, i wouldn't think.

The yield potential for plants is based on the nutrients. When the nutrients (layers) regenerate, so do their linked map layers.

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{
"CollaborationPreset": "HighCollaboration", # Irrelevant in text config
"DifficultyModifiers": {
"SpecialtyCostMultiplier": 2.0, # The higher, the longer it takes for you to be able to take another specialty
"SkillGainMultiplier": 1.0, # The higher, the faster you gain skills
"SpecialtyExperiencePerLevel": 25.0, # The higher, the more xp you need for leveling up a specialty (Double is four times the xp)
"CraftResourceModifier": 1.0, # The higher, the more crafting recipes cost
"CraftTimeModifier": 1.0, # The higher, the longer crafting recipes take to complete
"PlayerExperiencePerSpecialtyExperience": 0.0 # For each time you gain experience for some skill, you also gain progress to your next specialty. Use extremely low values. (0.00001 e.g.). Not recommended to use by us at all and not officially supported.
},
"EndgameCraftCost": "Expensive" # Normal for default Computer Lab Recipe, Expensive for a much mo... Read more

In "Continue" only the server you played on last (including singleplayer worlds is shown), in "Recent" the last few you played on should be shown, even when a version mismatch.

If it's not listed in recent, it's likely offline.

This is not a bug - the difficulty settings apply globally for all worlds currently. We want to eventually change that, but currently that's how its working. You can edit them via in Configs/Difficulty.eco in your server files. (Steam/steamapps/common/Eco/Eco_Data/Server)

The regeneration of the layers can take up to 5 real days.

If they are already "Abandoned" this law will indeed do nothing. For those you need a extra law.

I'm quite sure that is an extremely rare issue, Vespy.