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Hollow Ground
The ground under your feet is rebuilt from high-quality photo scans: forest floor, dirt, burnt ground, the desert floor, snow, gravel and stone cliffs.
How it works
- Forest floor: grass, twigs and needles. Dirt: dry soil with small stones. Burnt forest: ash, charred soil and fallen needles. Desert: cracked dry earth and dry tufts. Snow: clean, wind-packed. Gravel: stony ground. Stone: dark, craggy rock.
- Each one keeps the color of the ground it replaces, so every biome still reads the same from far off and on the map.
- Ores keep the look you know, so veins are as easy to spot as before. Roads, concrete and the red desert cliffs are the game's own.
Tips
- HOLLOW SETTINGS, General tab, Ground textures: HOLLOW or VANILLA. It switches at once.
- It follows your texture quality option: lower quality uses smaller versions and less video memory.
- Looks only: digging, building and walking are unchanged.