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Thank you for this amazing mod.
Hope life goes smoothly and hear from you again soon.
I know that rooting around inside Steam folders looking for Workshop files can be a pain. If you're comfortable with installing a non-Workshop mod, you can download this pre-edited version [www.dropbox.com] of MoreFloors to do what you're after. Just unzip it into your "<Steam Install Folder>/steamapps/common/RimWorld/Mods" folder. Then, when you launch RW and check the Mods menu, the MoreFloors you need to activate will have a normal folder icon by it instead of the Steam logo. Just make sure you don't have both Workshop and non-Workshop versions activated at once!
Thank you for taking the time to answer again. Thank you for staying civil despite my passive-agressive behavior, too.
You can do this by using something like Notepad++'s "Find in files" function to quickly replace "<designationCategory>MoreFloors</designationCategory>" with "<designationCategory>Floors</designationCategory>" in all of the terraindef XMLs.
Calling it a "stupid" decision makes me quite irritated because it's a no-win situation for me. Some people prefer the separate tab because it avoids a bunch of UI clutter inside Floors, whereas other people like yourself prefer everything in one place.
I've given the solution to you twice now. If you need help applying it, let me know.
• StoneRandom is called Versailles. "random" tiles means something very different.
• StoneMosaic is called Pinwheel or Hopscotch. A 'mosaic', in tile, is something different.
• StoneRough, although I have no issue with the name, this pattern is named Opus Incertum.
• finally, StoneDigital. neither descriptive nor prescriptive, it's retro-interpretive refering to a pattern that looks like a 7-segment display. I would like to propose naming it Erice, Erice Paving, or Erice Hex, as it's the earliest reference I can find of this style. 'Digital' means digits, or fingers. I understand the reference to a 7-segment display of a calculator, and that the words 'digit' and 'numeral' can be interchanged, however this is an interpretive association. Like calling a Telescope a 'sky barrel' while tele- means far and scope means to view. =)
Also, make sure that you're editing the file inside the "1.1" folder, otherwise you're only changing files that are used by RimWorld 1.0.
<Your Steam Folder>/steamapps/workshop/content/294100/1543561093/1.1/Defs/TerrainDefs/
Open "MoreFloorsTerrainStone.xml" and scroll to around line 126 where the definition for "TFloorBaseStoneRandom" is. Paste this somewhere in the def (but not inside the statBases section):
<tags><li>FineFloor</li></tags>
Save and you should be set.