What's a "set" of biotica?

[Azirel]

I don't quite understand what that term means in-game. Either I'm dumb or it's not described anywhere.

[Ellye]

Suppose a description says:

> "Gain <X> for each set of Gem and Tree"

It means that:
If you have 2 Gems and 2 Trees, you'll gain <X> two times.
If you have 3 Gems and 1 Tree, you'll gain <x> once.
If you have 4 Gems and 5 Trees, you'll gain <x> four times.

Etc - the number of times you complete that set.

[Kagedtiger]

Originally posted by Ellye:

Suppose a description says:

> "Gain <X> for each set of Gem and Tree"

It means that:
If you have 2 Gems and 2 Trees, you'll gain <X> two times.
If you have 3 Gems and 1 Tree, you'll gain <x> once.
If you have 4 Gems and 5 Trees, you'll gain <x> four times.

Etc - the number of times you complete that set.

Got it... so they don't have to be adjacent to each other to count as a set? Just within the same biome (or whatever the symbiosis says)?

[Prometheus]

It always indicates how the set must interact. Sometimes it looks at the planetary biome total. Sometimes it requires adjacency.