Updated Resources: spread functions (markdown)

Resources:-spread-functions.md

@@ -20,6 +20,25 @@ The options are limited to a number of build-in functions. These functions make
 * `type(string, string, ...)`: check against cell type. Types of all water cells connected to map border is `ocean`, lake types are `freshwater`, `salt`, `sinkhole`, `frozen`, `lava` and `dry`. Land types are defined not so clear, so I don't recommend to use them. In any case land types are `continent`, `island`, `isle` and `lake_island`
 * `river()`: true if there is a river in the cell
 
+### # Biomes ids
+
+Default biome ids:
+* 0: Marine
+* 1: Hot desert
+* 2: Cold desert
+* 3: Savanna
+* 4: Grassland
+* 5: Tropical seasonal forest
+* 6: Temperate deciduous forest
+* 7: Tropical rainforest
+* 8: Temperate rainforest
+* 9: Taiga
+* 10: Tundra
+* 11: Glacier
+* 12: Wetland
+
+To get actual biome id run `biomesData.name.map((n,i) => i+". "+n)` in FMG console (F12).
+
 # Examples
 
 Let's say we want a resource to be generated in hot and highly elevated areas. If altitude is medium, let it also be allowed, but pretty rarely. The model will be something like `minTemp(15) && (minHeight(70) || minHeight(40) && nth(5))`.
@@ -55,23 +74,4 @@ Check the build-in models below to get the gist.
 * Boreal_forests: `biome(9) || (biome(10) && nth(2)) || (biome(6, 8) && nth(5)) || (biome(12) && nth(10))`
 * Less_habitable_seashore: `shore(1) && habitable() && !habitability()`
 * Less_habitable_biomes: `habitable() && !habitability()`
-* Arctic_waters: `biome(0) && maxTemp(7)`
-
-# Biomes ids
-
-Default biome ids:
-* 0: Marine
-* 1: Hot desert
-* 2: Cold desert
-* 3: Savanna
-* 4: Grassland
-* 5: Tropical seasonal forest
-* 6: Temperate deciduous forest
-* 7: Tropical rainforest
-* 8: Temperate rainforest
-* 9: Taiga
-* 10: Tundra
-* 11: Glacier
-* 12: Wetland
-
-To get actual biome id run `biomesData.name.map((n,i) => i+". "+n)` in FMG console (F12).
+* Arctic_waters: `biome(0) && maxTemp(7)`