WeatherOverlay_Effects is keeping nextDamageTick as an int. However, there's 1 shared instance of SkyOverlay (or its subtype) for each WeatherDef.
This presents the issue where 1 map will set nextDamageTick to a value it'll use, and all maps processed after it will be ignored due to the value being set by a previous map.
The fix here is to store the next tick on a per-map basis using a dictionary. The value is then retrieved using Dictionary.TryGetValue (value will fallback to default of 0).
WeatherOverlay_Effectsis keepingnextDamageTickas an int. However, there's 1 shared instance ofSkyOverlay(or its subtype) for eachWeatherDef.This presents the issue where 1 map will set
nextDamageTickto a value it'll use, and all maps processed after it will be ignored due to the value being set by a previous map.The fix here is to store the next tick on a per-map basis using a dictionary. The value is then retrieved using
Dictionary.TryGetValue(value will fallback to default of 0).