RMC14 Flora

[astriloqua]

Description

I needed some good bushes for Setrina. Might aswell thought to port the entire flora base RMC14 has. Images under media. All serialized just fine locally. It also features the standard three-type flowers and bushes as entities over decals, which I personally vibe more with. Decals should still exists for those wishing to use it. All assets are CC-BY-SA-3.0, code-base taken from is MIT. Just cherry-picked so original authors still get credit.

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Media

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Changelog

not player facing

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Walkthrough

A comprehensive set of YAML files has been introduced, defining a wide variety of flora entities for a simulation or game. These include detailed hierarchies for bushes, grasses, flowers, rocks, boulders, trees, cacti, and more, with abstract bases, destructible mechanics, sprite variations, and biome-specific adaptations.

Changes

Files/Groups	Change Summary
.../Entities/Objects/Misc/bushes.yml	Added abstract and concrete entities for bushes, grasses, flowers, rocks, stumps, and an alien bush.
.../Entities/Structures/Flora/boulder.yml	Added destructible large boulder entities with variants for size and appearance.
.../Entities/Structures/Flora/tallgrass.yml	Added tall grass entities with biome-specific variants (Desert, Ice, Jungle) and modular structure.
.../Entities/flora.yml	Added base and concrete entities for palms, plants, rocks (destructible/indestructible), and boulders.
.../Entities/Structures/Flora/Grass/desert_grass.yml	Added light and heavy desert grass entities with numerous sprite state variants.
.../Entities/Structures/Flora/Trees/trees.yml	Added abstract and concrete tree entities, including snow, large, conifer, and alien variants.
.../Entities/Structures/Flora/cactus.yml	Added cactus entities with multiple visual variants.

Poem

In the gardens of Tau Ceti, new flora now arise,
Bushes, cacti, grasses tall—each a treat for the eyes.
Boulders stand sturdy, trees reach for the sky,
Alien and earthly, their sprites never shy.
Well-ordered and robust, not a Sol mess in sight—
This code’s parade-ground ready, a Biesel officer’s delight!
🌿🌵🌲

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