Mark W

The technical difficulty not withstanding, the point seems to elude you. We want a convenient way to preview maps and make small adjustments that don't require an hour or more of our life to review and test iteratively. Telling us how you can't fathom not spending inordinate amounts of time testing in game with console inputs isn't constructive man. I'd like to be able to paste my world config into a tool, have it do some type of proportional sampling and display for me a rough idea of what generated. I'd like to do that over spending hours of my life learning syntax to esoteric commands and manually reviewing iterative changes to config settings, and judging from the number of posts I find here and on reddit about this, the majority agree.

@Thorfinn The obvious? It would let us visualize what these settings do. The explanations are vague, and the results time consuming to evaluate when you can't get 'the big picture'. I've been trying for ages to create a world that's a couple million blocks tall and wide, but with a single set of hemispheres. You'd think this would be easy, but it's not. It's a lot of guessing and checking. If I could simply input the values into a visualizer I could deduce what these config settings are actually doing and create worlds with climate distributions that I want, rather than experimenting blindly based on inaccurate and vague descriptions from this and other sites.

the server checks in two places for mods, afaik. The first being roaming\VintageStory\Mods and the second being in the servers data folder like [ServerDataFolder]\Mods. Curious where you've deployed them. All of my server mods are exclusively in the latter.

So for as long as I've been playing this game, the raft has thing thing going on with the camera. Seemingly at random, the camera will just suddenly adjust itself and point 'forward'. Meaning in the direction the raft is pointing. I don't understand the logic behind it. Sometimes it goes for minutes, other times it'll snap forward almost immediately after moving the camera. Why does this happen, and how can I make it stop?