Bright green grass

[Ariven]

Is anyone familiar with the game mechanic that creates the bright green grass (more saturated green grass) in the image below? Is block height a part of the formula, & anything else? I find this color particularly beautiful.

[Streetwind]

Temperature and humidity, I believe. You'll most often encounter this highly saturated green in warmer areas, like jungles and other tropical/subtropical areas.

As temperature plays a role, so does elevation (temperature changes with elevation) and the current time of year. Winter tends to make all colors cool and grey and washed out, whereas summer makes things extra lush.

[Sinda]

Hello I have also question about a grass color only slightly different kind - is it supposed to look in May like a very sunburned lawn? Because in my first world it has a very beautiful green color almost from the start but in next ones it starts with a sunburn and stays that way (generated a few in newest version of the game and played one until 21 of May or something like that and grass still not improved). For most current world I choosed spawn in warm climate, not temperate one, hoping it will help but get in return even more yellow grass than before and I feel kinda lost. In nature usually plant world in May is in bloom and rather green so it is kinda confusing.

[Ariven]

@Sinda, coming back to Vintage Story a couple years later... I found that if I set the season to always summer at world creation then it makes the grass constantly bright green instead of yellow. Per Streetwind's comment above I also set Global Precipitation to Humid, but I haven't tested whether or not the Global Precipitation setting impacted the color.