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like a photo and a few lines of text are gonna explode my pc XD
Many people have said that it's supposed to be literally limitless. But I wonder if that stems from (others) over-interpreting this data source. I'd take it to mean only undefined; seen a few Reddit posts of players hitting a hard boundary at something like 2k tiles out. Though maybe that will again be expanded with later updates.
Oh cool, hadn't notice that before. Steam blocks the URL, though, as "flagged as potentially malicious". Can't just click past, had to manually copy it.
So, there's a weird little extra detail: angle of radial boundaries is limited. So we should never be able to see e.g. a map with Larva top and Stone bottom...?
But then Wilderness shouldn't be able to be in the top left sector (West of pure North), either. "Start angle" 0 to 120, "End angle" 115 to 235. These numbers fit with my one map. But I thought I'd seen some YT vids and such contradicting these constraints...?
What does the infinity mean in the wilderness biome? Is it borderless up there!? =O
txt structure files were parsed into google sheet (in the description) then I created this map using photoshop and texture atlases from the game.
Data is from datamining