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Aporkalypse Mod!

The Ancient Pig Spirits now reward you for surviving the Aporkalypse...

- Ruined Sculptures, Eroding Totems and Tempting Idols will respawn their gold and their relics!
- And the secret rooms respawn their loot!
- But also the Striking Carvings...
- But also the Smashing Pots too!
- Also an option to spawn completely new pig ruins (the small ones, not the major ones), but careful! you will lose everything you build inside! (By default off)
- But only on the condition that you complete the full Aporkalypse season! and not just the two days that are enough to please the pigs

And...

- Ancient Herald will only spawn once per Aporkalypse
- Make the Aporkalypse last 11 days instead of 20, like the rest of the Hamlet seasons (to this day I still do not know whether this was a mistake or a choice that the Aporkalypse is supposed be 20 days. It certainly makes sense that it's longer, but why not go with a multiple of the default season length, instead of 20...)
- Also an option to make the first Aporkalypse not last forever, because it doesn't make sense that on day 100 after having already found the clock and reversed the original Aporkalypse, you still get an Aporkalypse that lasts forever
- Start the next season when you end the Aporkalypse, so you get a feeling of moving on instead of this sense of eternal return (Note that the mod divides the day count by the length of the year, so if you enable this mod on your multi-hundred-day world, it might send you to a season you do not expect)
- Make the Fiesta last longer, just like the Homines Festivi of so many decadent civilisations...

You can toggle these tweaks in the configurations. By default, it's a 50% respawn rate.

Note that because of how the Hamlet Interior Spawner works, the old Pig Ruins rooms will never be really deleted. So respawning Small Pig Ruins may potentially lag your game (specifically the initial loading time), if you do it repeatedly.

A command is available if you want to test it out: AporkalypseReplacePrefabs()

(For me, the Aporkalypse always reminds me of that enchanting feeling of wandering around the house alone when my parents are away... )