Remove salt water from swamps

[harakka]

Summary

Content "Remove salt water from swamps"

Purpose of change

Remove random pools of salt water from swamps. Salt water swamps don't really exist in NE, there's some coastal salt marshes but our general swamp terrain doesn't represent that.

Describe the solution

Switch t_swater terrains with t_water in vanilla, TropiCata and Rural Mapgen mods since these terrains were obviously just copypasted from vanilla. Happy to switch it back for TropiCata if requested.

• Remove construction option for salt water pipe/pump and move construction to obsoletion file
• Restore terrain for Innawood
• Remove saltwater pond map extras

Describe alternatives you've considered

Testing

Generate a world and check there's no more random pools of salt water in swamps.

Additional context

[PatrikLundell]

If you remove the salt water swamps you should also remove the salt water pipe/pump from the workshop 2 expansion, as well as the salt water pump.

[harakka]

@PatrikLundell I'm not really familiar with faction camp stuff, instead of deleting do you know if these could be updated with reasonable effort to work on the sea shore where salt water is still available? I took a quick look at the recipes and I'm mildly scared, and it isn't immediately obvious to me where the definition is for what OMT these are buildable on.

[moxian]

This will have a huge impact on Innawood, since salt is required for curing leather (which, in turn, is required for pottery and affordable clothing). Without salt water from swamps, I believe the only source of salt would be occasional rock salt in caves. Perhaps this should be left in for Innawood specifically (while breaking realism and consistency with vanilla)?
cc @Light-Wave to comment

[harakka]

Yeah no problem doing that for Innawood if that's needed.

[PatrikLundell]

The salt water pipe logic looks for a swamp tile and then plunks down a well in a fixed location in that tile. That would be wonky to do with a ocean shore tile, as you wouldn't really know whether it would be built on land or on the water.
Converting the fixed approach to using logic might be possible by building a construction "map" on the fly, but it probably wouldn't be trivial, and it would add to the issue if you'd account for the actual construction cost when previewing it (as you'd have to first create this map for the preview, and then again for the actual construction).

Finally, making it available close to the ocean only would be a rather limited use case, not the least because that's where the cities are.

Ripping the pipe out might be a bit tricky, because there might be people who are in the process of building it, and there might be people who've planned to make use of a swamp eventually (and would be able to do it, because the swamp has already been generated, and thus already has salt water in it). You don't really have to do anything to the pump or the well (I think there's a special salt water version of it as well), since they're only used by this functionality, and thus have no other usages.
You could just remove the job starting the construction process, which would allow those who have commenced the project to finish it, while blocking new attempts.
Otherwise it would be tricky to determine whether a swamp is an old one or a new one, which probably would require scanning the swamp for salt water tiles (and that would include scanning candidates).
Leaving the functionality unchanged would allow people to get salt water from swamps that don't have any salt water in them, and scanning for salt water would be increasingly futile as new games would never have them.

The functionality of the salt water pipe construction is that it allows you to build a pipe between a swamp at some maximum distance to the workshop expansion version 2 by generating a number of construction tasks consuming pipes (and fittings) to simulate the construction of a pipe between the swamp and a pump at the expansion. This pipe can only cross a fixed set of terrain (forest, field, road, and possibly a few more). The process first generates a job to create a well in the swamp and a simulated pipe to the edge of it, and then jobs to create simulated pipe sections, until the simulated pipe reaches the edge of the workshop tile, after which the last job adds a simulated pipe and a pump.
"Simulated" means the terrain is modified as if it had been dug up, a pipe burrowed, and the trench filled up again, but obviously the game doesn't support that, so it's just a terrain indication in the form of bare dirt (and the loss of the pipes "buried"). The pipe pathing consists of segments of half a tile that's either orthogonal or diagonal from the edge/corner to the "center" and then from the "center" to the edge/corner. ("center", because there are 4 tiles surrounding the actual center point). These sections are fixed building blocks that fit together to form the simulated results of burying a pipe across the stretch from the swamp to the pump.

[Light-Wave]

This would make Innawood runs near impossible unless you find an ocean, so I would appreciate it if you kept the salty bogs in Innawood, yes.