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ScumWatcher Nov 29, 2018 @ 3:38pm
do moisture pumps make rich soil....eventually?
i left a pump on in my permanent winter run and i noticed rich soil were the mud was...and all in its area....so does it make rich soil anywere?
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Originally posted by grapplehoeker:
No, It does not enrich the soil.
It only removes moisture from the terrain, making it buildable once more.
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microspace38 Nov 29, 2018 @ 3:43pm 
Not that I'm aware of. My best guess is that mud is an extra "floor" added on top of whatever dirt was originally there at generation.
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Monoxide Nov 29, 2018 @ 3:50pm 
There are a number of mods that let you create fertile soil. Some are more overpowered than others, but to officially answer your question - no. Sounds more like what micro said in that it was already there.
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grapplehoeker Nov 29, 2018 @ 3:50pm 
No, It does not enrich the soil.
It only removes moisture from the terrain, making it buildable once more.
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ThatTimGuy Nov 29, 2018 @ 5:36pm 
I often notice a thin ring of rich soil surrounding muddy areas. The mud should convert to normal soil with the moisture pump, but the ring of rich soil will remain. It is my guess that this is what you found.
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