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But Alas I am done whine & pining.
I really am enjoying this mod. Thanks Author
https://i.imgur.com/wdAR2Ox.png
The only way I was able to make it work was by writing out the raws for all the divine metals explicitly, and then disabling the "generated materials" option in worldgen. This method does work, but relies on the user to make specific adjustments to advanced worldgen, among other unfortunate hazards.
If I pursue this, it will be as an optional setting you have to manually enable - I really don't want to break people's saves.
It is possible to monkey with METAL_TEMPLATE to give *all* the generated metals one shared palette as a hack. Might be better than just leaving them as flat-grey.