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Releases: XeoNovaDan/WatermillTweaks

Version 1.2.1 (5th December 2018)

05 Dec 06:54
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  • Fixed an issue where watermills would generate 100% power instead of 70% power during winter

Version 1.2 (18th October 2018)

18 Oct 10:35
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  • Updated for 1.0
  • Tweaked seasonal power output values
    • Spring: 1.3x -> 1.2x
    • Fall: 0.9x -> 1.1x
    • Winter: 0.8x -> 0.7x
  • Power production thresholds from low temperatures now vary per river type
    • Creek: -5°C half and -8°C zero
    • River: -10°C half and -15°C zero
    • Large River: -15°C half and -23°C zero
    • Huge River: -20°C half and -30°C zero

Version 1.1.3b (28th September 2018)

28 Sep 19:11
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Added support for Fluffy's Mod Manager Beta
Preview.xcf no longer included which significantly reduces overall file size

Version 1.1.3 (28th August 2018)

28 Aug 18:13
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Updated to B19

ModSync support

Version 1.1.2 (29th July 2018)

29 Jul 14:45
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  • Fixed XML error with turbulent waters incident

Version 1.1.1 (17th July 2018)

17 Jul 07:56
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Update to build 1967:

  • 'Hydroelectricity' research removed

Version 1.1 (16th July 2018)

16 Jul 18:20
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Seasonal power output implemented:

  • 1.3x as much power in spring
  • Baseline power production in summer
  • 0.9x as much power in fall
  • 0.8x as much power in winter

Rebalanced temperature-based power output:

  • Stops producing power when at and below -40°C (-40°F), or at and above 90°C (194°F)
  • Half power production at -10°C (14°F) or 60°C (140°F)
  • Full power production between 0°C (32°F) and 50°C (122°F)

Other changes:

  • Turbulent waters' commonality is now affected by the tile's rainfall amount
  • No longer has mod settings

Version 1.0 (14th July 2018)

14 Jul 22:18
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Initial Release

  • Increases watermill generator's power production from 1100W to 1400W
  • Watermill generators now require a new research project called 'Hydroelectricity'
  • Very low and very high temperatures can negatively impact watermill power generation
  • Adds a new incident that increases watermill power generation but also damages them