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Advanced Milling
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I recommend instead using Advanced Agriculture.
Advanced Agriculture combines the effects of most of my previous farming mods, making installation much easier. It also fixes several bugs relating to plants and their processing present in vanilla Dwarf Fortress.

This mod adds recipes to the mill and quern that allow for grinding specific plants into desired products. Flour and paste are made in batches of five instead of one, to lower the number of bags and jugs needed and make stacks of food more manageable. This mod should be compatible with any other mod unless it removes the vanilla mill and quern or affects these recipes or plants. Make sure to place this mod after any mods which change the vanilla civilizations.

This mod uses the WORLDGEN_ENABLED and FORTRESS_MODE_ENABLED reaction tokens to easily integrate with all modded civilizations!


Check out my other Dwarf Fortress mods: My Dwarf Fortress Workshop

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Droseran  [skapare] 29 aug @ 6:48 
Vanilla allows you to choose a plant for a specific job now, but you still can't setup exact work orders like this mod allows. Putnam is looking into it, but it'll be at least another DF version before this mod is completely obsolete.
LuthiX 28 aug @ 23:43 
Thank you for the great mod! One of the must have mods I got hundreds of hours of use of, but it seems this was worked in to vanilla in patch 52.04.
Karmasu 17 dec, 2024 @ 2:22 
The workorder checks for "unrotten dye item". The standard condition you can choose at the bottom when you make a condition for dying thread or cloth.
Tried with "unrotten dye power" and "dye powder", but nothing works.

I'm now setting single work orders to each dye 100 cloth and 100 thread. And when they run out I do it again. Still better than having the dye in seperate bags, and still worlds better than using the mill without this mod.
Droseran  [skapare] 16 dec, 2024 @ 10:18 
It sounds like the work order is counting the number of containers of dye, not the actual dye units. Change it to keep track specifically of the dye items (powder).
Karmasu 15 dec, 2024 @ 18:32 
I have a work order to dye thread if there's more than 25 dye.
Since i switched to the bulk milling that condition always it's not satified, even though I have multiple bag with 30 dye each. The work order doesn't seen to recognise that.
Dyes created with single milling tasks do fulfill the condition.
When I manually start the task the bag with the bulk dye do get used.
It's just the condition in the work order that doesn't like the bulk dye apparently.
Droseran  [skapare] 19 nov, 2024 @ 11:34 
Sadly, it's not possible to do that with raw mods. That might even be impossible for DFHack.
Karmasu 19 nov, 2024 @ 9:41 
Would it be possible to handle this the same way brewing and cooking ingredients are handled?
With a third collum in the kitchen tab that lets you toggle which ingredients can be used in the mill/quern.
Droseran  [skapare] 14 aug, 2024 @ 11:45 
It doesn't, so I've uploaded a mod for that here: https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3309133203
annaflyte 14 aug, 2024 @ 8:12 
Does this include the ability to press specific ingredients too?
Droseran  [skapare] 19 aug, 2023 @ 9:19 
I should add, entities can't have reactions added to them after world creation, so you will have to generate a new world if you add a new entity section.