Hello.
If you want smaller trees than the short irregular canopy trees of Rex accuseason, you can use this powershell code to change the values min and max in the 10-asobo_species.xml file:
$xmlDoc = New-Object System.Xml.XmlDocument
$xmlDoc.Load(“10-asobo_species.xml”)
$elements = $xmlDoc.SelectNodes(“//*[@min][@max]”)
foreach ($element in $elements) {
$min = [int]$element.GetAttribute(“min”)
$max = [int]$element.GetAttribute(“max”)
if ($min -gt 2.5) {
$element.SetAttribute(“min”, [Math]::Floor($min / 1.5))
}
if ($max -gt 2.5) {
$element.SetAttribute(“max”, [Math]::Ceiling($max / 1.5))
}
}
$xmlDoc.Save(“10-asobo_species_bis.xml”)
Then, rename the file 10-asobo_species_bis to 10-asobo_species in the original folder
It will divide the size of the trees by 1.5.
But I don’t change the size of the trees if the size is less than 2.5