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Nature's Topography

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Nature's Topography

By Dark_Arcana

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A small compatibility mod for Nature's Aura and Topography

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Nature's Topography is a tiny compatibility mod to fix the incompatibility between Nature's Aura and Topography worlds (or any other mods where dimensions are registered after pre-init). Without this mod, any aspect of Nature's Aura that relies aura will not work with Topography (so, most of the mod). I have talked to the devs of both mods and there is no simple fix for either one of them, so i've made this.

The config uses an identical format to what Nature's Aura uses to register aura-compatible dimensions, except it pushes it later in the initialization process to after the point when Topography dimensions are registered.

By default, if you wanted your Topography world to work you would put this line in naturestopography.cfg.

 DIM_0->naturesaura:overworld

The config file has a more detailed description of how this works. If you would like to see the names of dimensions in your modpack you can use the command '/forge dimensions'