@キャンディーアップル That cannot be answered by anyone other that yourself as you have not provided any info

Why tf does 106xchocolate and 21xpackaged meal worth 3 days of food for 3 pawns?

Would you consider adding an option to only show the alert when you are low on food, below a certain threshold? This mod is really handy in the early game when food is fluctuating wildly, but once I have more than XX many days of food, I don't need to see the message. I only need to see it when I am low on food, not all the time.

@Andre There is no other option than perferrability as that is what pawns use to decide what to eat.

@Mlie Yes, the only way I can do something for that is by choosing MealSimple, MealFine or Meal/Lavish and excluding all ingredients from the estimation, but then I don't know how many days of food I really have since it will count prepared meals only.

@Andre Did you look in the mod options?

Is there a way to exclude kibble when counting ingredients? I made a ton of kibble and the alert is now skewed, but I don't wanna count meals only.

still working in 1.6.

@nelim17 Please see the Reporting Issues section described above

Hello, I have often "Error in displaying tool tip" (or something similar). Is it due to my game language? (French). Thanks :)

@big fella im getting the same

Hi, i'm getting an occasional error that reads the following:

Could not resolve symbol "3" for string "Food is a concern.

Unfortunately i can't say for sure it's this mod because i don't see the pattern that causes it, hoping for guidance.

Any option to add critically low food? <1 days food will cause red text?

@Mile Well pemmican is in Simple Meal category, but I need to count Raw Food too to know how long my colony will stay with refrigerated non-cooked thing.

@Mr_FoxCride You can increase the food-quality slider in the mod options to not include pemmican and similar survival type food.

What a great mod! Thanks for recovering it, Mile!

May I know if it's possible to add exclusions for exact raw food or meals?
There are options to implement:
1. Auto-excluding based on food policy of most of people in colony.
2. "Exclude counting" button for stockpiles.

That would be wonderful, because I always set separate food policy for caravan foods (pemmican as exaple), so my colony won't eat it and surely I don't to count this food as food of colony.

But because its counting, I see "11 days of food", but in fact I am out of actual food - this is 11 days of pemmican which I won't eat! =)

Don't want my people starving thanks to dumb manager like me who counts food as everything eatable no matter of purpose 👀

Sweet, thanks!

@carbon yes, you can define these values in the mod-settings

Nice mod! Quick question: is "ingredients to meals ratio" the ratio of *nutrition* to ingredients?

Please disregard, appears to have been a stat caching issue; launching vanilla + this mod did not reproduce, launching previous modlist with this mod then behaved as expected. (How I wish there was a button to purge all caches)

@Power of OxiClean Please see the Reporting Issues section described above

Getting an error with parsing the "days worth in storage" field; it looks like the bracket for the day counter is too close to the quote for the text box. Everything else decodes properly but that line just prints "Days Worth in Storage: "

@saintbrutal No idea, never used that mod

just curious is there any issues using this mod with smart farming?

ok

@The_Last_Mando Then no

No im just using vanilla

@The_Last_Mando It should if using vanilla paste expanded

Does this work with nutrient paste?

@Ferchu Should be updated now, however I have no Latin American Spanish method for the autotranslations. Sorry

Hi @Mlie, I have updated the translation to Spanish, could you update it? Also, please add the translation for Latin American Spanish. Thanks.

https://pastebin.com/tjL62hm7

Added support for Nutrient Paste Expanded, thanks to malnormalulo!

I'll look into it!

@Malnormalulo I dont really have the time to build such a config-framework for the mod. But Id gladly include it in the mod if anyone wants to do a PR with the feature.

What if it were made configurable? For each pipe net def, a slider to decide the nutrition:resource ratio. The nutrient paste network could default to 0.9 for convenience (or not, if that's still too much hardcoding for your taste).

@Marcus Already looked into this and since the pipe-network code is generic for any resource there is no simple way to know what each container is used for and check its fill level.

Bit of a long shot but would you consider making this mod count meals from vanilla nutrient paste expanded tanks?

@Xavier Not much I can do with that info, unless you could replicate it with only this mod loaded?

So I broke this mod by opening the game and loading a save. The alert was accurate at 22 days of food. Then I loaded a different playthrough, the alert was updated to 18 days of food and accurate. Then I loaded the original playthrough and the alert was simply stuck at 18 for the rest of the session (it should have updated to 22 days and gone down to 0 as 22 days passed but it just stayed at 18).

Okay, I'll DM you

@摄魂狼 Without the full log there is little anyone can do

I know, but I can't access it, I don't have a VPN

@摄魂狼 Please see the Reporting Issues section described above

Also came here to request VE Nutrient Paste compatibility, saw the comments, looked at the code. I see what you mean about there being no easy way to see what's in the vats – but that seems to because the vat don't contain any specific thing, it's just a pipe net with an abstract numeric quantity, and for that particular pipe net the compatible buildings maintain a convention of 1 unit = 1 meal. Seems like it should be possible to look for buildings with PipeSystem.CompResourceStorage whose pipeNet prop is VNPE_NutrientPasteNet, then treat their AmountStored as a corresponding number of paste meals.

Writing all that out, though, yeah, that's a lot of steps with a load-bearing unenforced convention at the end.

@Dusty Only pawns

Does anyone know if the counter takes colony animals into account, or just pawns?

@mountainofcheezo It just asks the map-lister what is available on the map and counts anything of the currently selected food perferrability. Perhaps dried meat is below the preferrability you have selected.

How does the food detection work? Doesn't seem to be picking up Dried Meat (think it's from medieval overhaul)

@Sero Well, the vats use vanilla expandeds pipe-network code. That code is generic and can be used for any resource.

They are always foodpaste but if you can't look inside the vats it just is not compatible. Thank you for you effort anyway.