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Update: its 2985m down, now ive got to go down there...
Add it to recommended subs if you think it's good enough.
Excellent mod and doesn't seem to conflict with it.
On a seperate note, Mod-Creator, if you know how to increase the density of the fish that swim around and can be caught by nets, and or the amount of crab/lobster that can be held in a single fishing pot that would be amazing.
If you make the mod that would also be really cool as well!
It seems to be that "definition is_island="true" has to be set to "true", otherwise "sea_floor_height" will be ignored.
I did some tests in the arctic, far away from the islands, but sill within the ice-shelf's range.
So I was able to dive to about 2900 meters.....just to find out, that my pressurized ballast-system does not work on such depths anymore. This is realstic and kudos to Geometa for this (per accident) feature :-)
All I have sone is this (Linux):
sed -i 's/<definition "sea_floor_height="-3000">/<definition is_island="true" sea_floor_height="-3000">/g' ice_shelf_*