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From: Ben Smithers <52141176+BenSmithers@users.noreply.github.com>
Date: Sat, 13 Jun 2020 12:02:08 -0500
Subject: [PATCH] Updated the readme with new features
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## World Generation
-MultiHex currently supports a multi-step world generation system.
-When creating a new map, you have the option of
+*MultiHex* currently supports a multi-step world generation system with multiple presets, and the option of customizing existing to your hearts content.
-a. Allowing *MultiHex* to seed the world with its own mountain ridges, and spawn the world from there, (recommended) or
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-b. Drawing out the mountainous ridge contours of your world, and letting *MultiHex* do the rest, or for the dedicated. (outdated)
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-c. Filling in all the dtails yourself, starting with just a blank canvas and creativity. (not working)
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*MultiHex* uses a seeded algorithm to generate the world's topography and oceans.
Then, it uses a 'nuanced' weather model to propagate storm systems across your new world to map out areas of intense rainfall and arid deserts.
## World Editor
-The master branch editor allows you to change Hexes and draw new biomes. An update to this interface is currently under development, see #11 for more details.
+A fully-fledged terrain editor is in place that allows for drawing vast swaths of desert, grassland, forests, and more.
+Modifications of existing json files allows for easy addition of new hex climates with seamless integration into the world generation algorithm.
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+Users can also draw new rivers, inject perlin noise into climate-determining hex parameters, use the 'detailer' brush to finely-tune the climate at each hex, and draw bordered regions on the map for named geographic features.
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## Civilization Editor
-Allows the user to view and edit the civilizations on the map: locations (with multiple choices of icons), settlements, roadways, counties, and kingdoms (which are collections of counties). Currently uses template artwork for the buttons.
+Allows the user to view and edit the civilizations on the map: locations (with multiple choices of icons), settlements, roadways, counties, and kingdoms (which are collections of counties).
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# Future Plans