@Lilithvia Thanks for the heads up, my quest for Landfilling mods continues.

Can't place soil to fill in water.

Suggestion:
It would be cool if you could place the overwater terrain artificially as well.

so i research all the terrains but cant fill in a small pond with any of it ?
am i misunderstanding what this does

I did what abbator said, then the terrain i already built was disappeared after reload the save. now i can't build them because they are off the building menu...anyone knows why?

This mod is pretty flawed as is, but it's easily fixable: in the Terrain Defs folder, there are various xml files for the different terrains added. Each difference one has an <affordances></affordances> section with the affordance categories that it can hold. All that has to be done is adding the affordance you want, such as <li>Medium</li> in that section and you will then be able to place things with that affordance needed overtop. I personally added Undefined, Light, Medium, Heavy, Diggable and GrowSoil to the soil types added by this mod so that I can place soil and actually be able to build on top of it.

The Gastronomy cash register requires terrain that supports Medium. I've researched Land Fill, Light Foundation and Heavy Foundation, just so I can patch a marshy spot in the floor. Of course I have Change Research Speed to deal with modders charging research for their work.

But when I click to put down the heavy foundation, if there is already soil from this mod in place (Primitive Soil, Neutral Soil) then it generates an error message, saying soil must support Undefined.

And even after placing the Heavy Foundation, the Gastronomy cash register refuses to be placed on a table over it, complaining that it still needs Medium support.

Removing the mod replaced the modded tiles with normal soil, which was all I wanted from this mod in the first place.

i wa sabout to say the same thing

Can't build medium walls on the heavy foundations? Then what are they even for? Also, lacks ways of removing said heavy foundations. Am I missing something here?

Wouldn't hurt to see the terrain/bridge/whatever resource costs listed in the description.

Also, soil to water and water to soil, is it only supporting basic SOIL, and not others like MARSHY soil, SAND or STONY soil? Or do they work like some other mods, where you can/have to select the correct terrain (ie. stony soil to water, or mud to slides)?


As always, good work updating mods!