Horse data and spruce update for ice mountain and ice plaints growth#28
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Added in horse growth data below mushroom cow to allow proper spawning in biomes. Value is set relatively low to allow for a rarity of the creatures. Redwoods have been added to the cold regions with a 1.5 ratio putting them slightly below the warmer zones but still high for their natural habitat.
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Added in horse growth data below mushroom cow to allow proper spawning in biomes. Value is set relatively low to allow for a rarity of the creatures.
Redwoods have been added to the cold regions with a 1.5 ratio putting them slightly below the warmer zones but still high for their natural habitat.