When morphing into a new geyser that new geyser will never go in dormant state

[jorgergj]

This happens since a very long time ago, when you morph a geyser into another one, that last one will be always active. It goes dormant for 1 second and then it goes active again.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Windows
• Version 10

[Truinto]

I checked the code. Your claim is not possible. Morphing destroys the old geyser completely and spawn in a new one at the same coordinates with the vanilla game logic. I cannot see any way that could go wrong.

Note, if you have configured the geysers to have 'year percent' of 100%, you get a dormancy length of 0, which probably results in 200ms dormancy. I assume you changed that without knowing what it does. You may just reset to default (deleting the configuration file will do that too).

[jorgergj]

Well, your mod is somehow breaking the original geysers that spawn in place to have no dormancy periods. I dont claim anything, ive experiencing this problem since day one, i didnt touch anything on the mod. nor i configured anything. I was waiting for you to actually update it and fix since a long time ago but since i dont see it happening thats why i posted in the github issues section.

[Truinto]

Nope. This does not convince me. Doing this on mistake is too easy (literally clicking a button ingame). Upload your configuration or reset it and check again. Also check that you don't use another mod that does this.

[jorgergj]

I already tried resetting to default values. No change. Did you even test it in-game to see if it happens to you as well? The only other mod im using (basically the only other mod i use) that could be interfering is ronivan's legacy but i dont think its the case. Sadly with no dormant state its not really enjoyable. Some geysers will benfit from this like the oil drip but others like metal volcanos are too much of a pain to tame em without dormant state or trying to do a proper setup for em. Anyways there is no point to keep with this discussion you are the author of the mod and if you say everything is ok, then probably it is and its in my end. But again i am clueless about what could be happening. El mar, 27 ene 2026 a las 17:10, Truinto ***@***.***>) escribió:

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[Truinto]

I have had similiar interactions end in a fluke and do not like spending too much time, if it appears to be one. If the report shows effort in tracking the issue down, then I take it more serious.
Since you have answered my questions, I will look deeper into it. Please do not take my words as negative. I am bad at expressing myself.