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'''Note: The exclusive purpose of these parameters is to cause world rejection.''' | '''Note: The exclusive purpose of these parameters is to cause world rejection.''' | ||
− | This is the minimum number of squares of the given biome that must exist before things like erosion take place. | + | This is the minimum number of squares of the given biome that must exist before things like erosion take place. |
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+ | One thing to keep in mind is the maximum number of squares on a map of a given size. If the total number of squares on a map is lower than the sum of all square count parameters then you will get infinite world rejection. | ||
To determine the number of squares on a map, just multiply the dimensions. In practice these parameters will need to sum to lower than the maximum because some space is needed for "slack". | To determine the number of squares on a map, just multiply the dimensions. In practice these parameters will need to sum to lower than the maximum because some space is needed for "slack". |