Need help with marshy soil.

[Nik]

Is there a mod that allows me to either "remove" marshy soils or simply built floors over them so that I don't have to deal with random ass spots in my base that won't let me build the way i want?

[Selen]

I'm pretty sure there's a building in the research tree that allows you to dry patches of soil.

[BlackSmokeDMax]

Base game allows two things:
- build Bridges in those spots. Be aware you can't put heavy items on those tiles.
- build the 'moisture pump' for drying land, takes a long time (thx to Diarmuhnd for reminding me of the name!)

[Nik]

Originally posted by BlackSmokeDMax:

Base game allows two things:
- build Bridges in those spots. Be aware you can't put heavy items on those tiles.
- build the device for drying land, takes a long time (sorry, forgot the exact name of it)

Originally posted by Selen:

I'm pretty sure there's a building in the research tree that allows you to dry patches of soil.

Thanks a lot

[Donnergott]

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1874652867

also this mod helps a lot. you can terraform all the way you want ;-)

[Diarmuhnd]

Moisture Pump is the vanilla rimworld thing you can build to dry wet ground.
There are mods that can make that Moisture Pump even better.
Type "moisture pump" in the workshop search bar.

[BlackSmokeDMax]

Originally posted by Diarmuhnd:

Moisture Pump is the vanilla rimworld thing you can build to dry wet ground.
There are mods that can make that Moisture Pump even better.
Type "moisture pump" in the workshop search bar.

Thanks, was just blanking on that name! Gonna edit my post.

[MortVent]

there is an old primitive moisture pump mod too, not sure if it's updated if you are looking for a low tech option for a tribal playthrough

[gimmethegepgun]

Also, note that you can build wooden walls directly on marshy soil, so if you design your base around it it might not be much of a problem.