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Microworld Stonehearth Mod

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Microworld Stonehearth Mod
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Introduction
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The Microworld mod provides a simple playground for mod developers to test their
changes.  It replaces the standard world creation process with one which creates
very trivial, very tiny worlds.  The mod comes with a few worlds to choose from.
"mini\_game" mimics the start of a regular game and "harvest\_test" which
creates two workers, a stockpile, and some harvestable entities.

For more information about Stonehearth, please visit http://stonehearth.net

Installing
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The mod should be installed in the "microworld" folder of your mods" directory.
If you are using Git, you can simply run 'git clone
https://github.com/radent/microworld.git' from inside your mods directory.

If you're downloading the zip file, make sure you rename the folder from
"microworld-\<branch\>" to "microworld"!

Running via Command Line
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To run Microworld, run stonehearth with the following options:

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Stonehearth.exe --game.main_mod=microworld
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You may optionally specify the flag:

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 --mods.microworld.world=<world> (default:mini_game)
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To run one of the different worlds packed with the mod.  If you leave off the
world parameter, the mini\_game world get be loaded.

Running via User Settings
-------------------------

You can also modify the user\_settings.json file above the mods directory to set
commonly used flags.  For example, the following user\_settings.json file will
run the harvest\_test game world every time you run Stonehearth:

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{
    ... additional options ...
    "game" : {
        "main_mod" : "microworld"
    },
    "mods" : {
        "microworld" : {
            "world" : "harvest_test"
        }
    }
}

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