PlantGrass
Repaint grass/lawn onto dirt with a keypress, without affecting roads or structure footprints.
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| Dependency string | Mugsy33-PlantGrass-0.2.2 |
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This mod requires the following mods to function
BepInEx-BepInExPack_IL2CPP
BepInEx pack for IL2CPP x64 Unity games. Preconfigured and ready to use.
Preferred version: 6.0.755README
Aska Plant Grass
A BepInEx mod for Aska that lets you repaint grass back onto terrain that's turned to bare dirt/mud from leveling — and, with Shift, lay a flat "mowed" lawn.
Usage
- Press
](configurable) near a dirt patch to restore grass in a radius around you. - Hold Shift +
]to lay a mowed lawn instead: grass with the tall 3D blades removed (the same effect the in-game rake produces). Works on both existing grass (mows it) and trampled dirt (grasses then mows).
Roads, paths, and bedrock are left untouched in both modes, and the tool won't act at all if a building is within range.
Painted spots come up as grass even in rocky areas — the mod marks the spot as grassland the same way the game's own sapling planting does. Turn PaintGrassBiome off in the config if you'd rather naturally rocky ground keep its rocky look.
Install
- Install BepInEx 6 (IL2CPP) into your Aska game folder.
- Drop
AskaPlantGrass.dllintoBepInEx\plugins\AskaPlantGrass\. - Launch the game once to generate
BepInEx\config\smithio.aska.plantgrass.cfg.
Config
| Setting | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
Enabled |
true |
Master on/off switch |
Key |
RightBracket |
Key that paints grass at your feet (] = restore grass, Shift + ] = mowed lawn) |
PaintGrassBiome |
true |
Also mark painted spots as grassland biome so grass reliably appears even in rocky areas; turn off to only repaint the surface |
Multiplayer
The tool only ever runs against the local player's own character (gated on IsPlayer() and GetLocalAuthorityMask() == 1), the same pattern used by other Aska mods with similar terrain tools. This should replicate to other connected players via the game's own Photon Fusion networking, but has only been verified in singleplayer so far — multiplayer behavior is currently untested.
