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Note: InDev Version.
So unles a mod changes the sprites, they will look weird.
-Soil pile presented as a plank block.
-Log presented as pile of logs.
The thing is, Robobob is creating an environment where it is easy to do both, easy to add details and easy to alter the game. I am looking forward to the next release. I am hoping this collection will no longer be needed when the next release come out. I suspect I will continue to want to create something for my family and friends.
Maybe it is something to do with your game, perhaps a re-install or verification of your files might help?
If there are any problems, then let me know and I'll help fix them if you want :)
If every mod has a full menu included than they will all get added into the game, just remove all duplicate entries from the included mods and leave them in the base mod and you will be fine.
I suppose another version could be made with goblins. I would not want to force everyone to use goblins. I would kind of like to figure out how to fix the problems with what we have before adding more stuff.
I am seriously tempted to include clippings and seeds of the new stuff with the settlers, finding stuff in the market is frustrating. Still more fun if the game is harder, too easy will spoil it.