Got it, thank you! I appreciate your hard work and dedication (as well as the whole VE team!) Keep up the excellent work!

It's not an error. We will take some time to adapt EVERYTHING to the new biomes, animals, etc

Doesn't generate an error log, Hugs or otherwise, or I'd submit through the form.

FWIW, it doesn't work in Glowforests either, but will work in Scrublands or Lava Fields. Oddly enough, in the mixed biomes, it works in the pre-existing half (e.g., Arid Scrubland, Temperate Forest) but not in the Grassland/Glowforest half, even when the underlying terrain is "soil 100%" on both parts.

Not a bug per se, but I've found that tilling doesn't function in the Grasslands biome. Nor do any of the trees for this mod. I can till fields in previously existing biomes, but not in Grasslands. I'll check to see if there are issues in other Odyssey introduced biomes.

No idea

Blueberry is missing too. As another example.

Somehow I'm missing few plants in the list of plants, like Cherry Tree for example (Tree Sowing researched). What can it be?

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why is bro updating the VE mods to 1.6

Use What's That Mod, then select the lemons, open the info tab, and it will tell you what mod they are from.

Is this the mod that adds lemon trees? There are always lemons scattered across the map and the colonists are always hauling them around. I guess i just figured out the solution. Do not accept lemons in any stockpile

Hello, great mod. Any plans to overhaul the soil tilling? Or how do people use it? I guess im a noob

No, it's just a term for it

The mod description says
"A new ability to plow soil has also been introduced once you meet the designated research. Plowing soil boosts its fertility to that of Rich soil, however when the plant is harvested, tilled soil returns to its previous form and needs to be plowed again."

Is plowing different to tilling? I can't find either in the Tech tree, but Tilling is available from the start.

No, we never talked about it being locked under research

Solved, adding comment for othes:

Plow soil option (tilled soil) is not an research anymore, the mod description is outdated and misleading (both description and infographic).

The ability to plow soil is under Orders -> Tilled soil

There is no research. Use the search bar

Same issus as Rich, not able to find a way to plow a field...Which reserach should enable the option?

Is there even any reason to plant vanilla stuff when we have so many cool new crops with different bonuses?

Beets don't die in winter, but you can't plant them in freezing weather since the soil is frozen.

Hey, just to let you know I can't plant Beet Plants (and cant right click on the field that I asked Beet Plants to be planted in). Other plants seem ok. I only have Vanilla Expanded Framework, Vanilla Plants Expanded, Vanilla Skills Expanded and Vanilla Traits Expanded in addition to all the normal paid DLCs. I'm sorry I don't know how to make a bug report as it doesn't pop up with any error.
Thanks for everything!

The fuck indeed, the fuck indeed.

AKA what do you want me to do without a bug report?

Can't even select Red Beefsteak tomatoes to sell to other factions. And My pawns don't use them in cooking at ALL i have over 2k of them. WTF man :/

it says that the plow soil option will be available after research. I cant see this research option anywhere. any help.

No idea, but I don't see why that is relevant

Apples and other fresh fruit are now showing up at the bottom of the resource list on the left of the screen, when they should be at the top in the raw food section. Also, fresh fruit is listed between genepacks and books when trading.
https://imgur.com/a/yPL3iU2

Ok, it was probably connected with DDS textures not updated in RimSort. I deleted old ones and created new - working just fine. Maybe it helps someone :)

Thanks for checking. Obviously some mod conflict on my end. Maybe someone would have the same problem and find the reason or maybe I'll find it eventually.

Can't replicate, it works fine: https://i.imgur.com/CjeqWNf.png

Huh, after an update, I can't grow grass/high grass anymore. I'm still on 1.5.

Try Cherry Picker mod

Hello! I'd like to turn off the tilled soil. If I'm fairly mod-illiterate but would is there a relatively easy way for me to edit the files myself to achieve this?

Already in VPE - More Plants

adding carrots and Nuts (Chestnuts and Almonds) for 1.6? If not ok. If so, Thank you.

I CAN FINALLY HAVE AN EARLY GAME PLANT FOOD SOURCE FOR MY BOREAL FOREST CULT

Is there a way to make plowing soil faster? Maybe a tool or something? I feel like it takes too long to make it worth it, my farmers take days to till all the fields

Out of curiosity, does the plowing soil bill use any specific skill to influence how quickly a pawn will complete it?

Found a bug with using cave moss as nutrition source for biosculpters. You can designate it to be used, but it can't be actually be loaded by pawns or even manually at all.

Mr. Nothingburger here, your Pear Trees are 2x lower in resolution than pretty much all the other fruit trees.

Sorry, we don't do "standalones". I'm sure someone else has made a mod dedicated purely to that!

Any chance for the soil plowing mechanic to be its own separate mod? I enjoy how it functions compared to other soil mods, but I could go without stuff like all the fruit trees

You know I've always thought it would be a cool idea to have an indoor rainmaker for my hydroponic peas, could even work great with dubs bad hygiene

I can't find any. I'll ask a friend to make one once he has the time. If you find one in the meantime please post it in the thread

I think there are a couple mods that patch it, yeah. Search in the workshop

Is there a mod or a patch that removes the biome lock for fruit trees? I can't get orange trees to make earl gray tea with the brewing expansion

Is there a chance you could add something in for Grasslands please and thank you?

Pineapples are in VPE: More Plants. Grapes are in VFE: Medieval 2

Can you make pineapples and grapes, and more fruits. Thank you

What labor skill is used for tilling? I don't want some pawns to till, but I can't figure out what labor it uses.