Food quality?

[ModernNorseman]

Hi guys

I'm currently doing some modding with food. Is there a modding parameter that makes the output of a cooking to be the same quality always? In other words - how can I get rid of something being "tasty", "bland", and whatnot?

Thanks in advance

[Privateer]

The parameter is [noquality]
The usage for cooking would be like this;

Code: [Select]

.Flatbread. (5)     *COOKERY* [noquality]  /45/ %30% |-1| :148: 
{Flour}     #0.5#   [remove] [roast]  [name]
{Water}     #0.25#  [remove]
{Seasoning} #0.15#  [remove] [roast] [optional]
[TILEGFX:it-flbread]
 This will produce "decent" level product(s) and remove the descriptive text ie: bland, tasty etc.

[ModernNorseman]

The parameter is [noquality]
The usage for cooking would be like this;

Code: [Select]

.Flatbread. (5)     *COOKERY* [noquality]  /45/ %30% |-1| :148: 
{Flour}     #0.5#   [remove] [roast]  [name]
{Water}     #0.25#  [remove]
{Seasoning} #0.15#  [remove] [roast] [optional]
[TILEGFX:it-flbread]
 This will produce "decent" level product(s) and remove the descriptive text ie: bland, tasty etc.

Beautiful! Wasn't sure if it was limited to crafting only, and not cooking. Thank you so much.

[ModernNorseman]

I've tried with the the [noquality] parameter included right after *COOKERY*  - however, it still produces results that give bland, tasty and so on. Can anyone confirm that the parameter actually works for food, and not just crafting?

[Privateer]

 Sorry if my information was wrong, I will follow up

[ModernNorseman]

Sorry if my information was wrong, I will follow up

Hey Privateer. Did you ever find a solution to this problem?

[Nydxz]

Sorry if my information was wrong, I will follow up

Hey Privateer. Did you ever find a solution to this problem?

 Question, would you mind to share with us the very item you're trying to make? I suspect it have the spoilage parameters on, that will make the food bland after x days and spoiled after that.
 That's my guess, the item code would be very helpfull

[Privateer]

Sorry if my information was wrong, I will follow up

Hey Privateer. Did you ever find a solution to this problem?

Sorry I've not thought about it in some time. I can't think of a practical way to accomplish it.

[ModernNorseman]

Sorry if my information was wrong, I will follow up

Hey Privateer. Did you ever find a solution to this problem?

 Question, would you mind to share with us the very item you're trying to make? I suspect it have the spoilage parameters on, that will make the food bland after x days and spoiled after that.
 That's my guess, the item code would be very helpfull

It's not a specific food item as such, it's more a general thought about whether you can actually use the parameter [noquality] in foods - it can be used in the coding of crafting items, but it does not work in food. Just wanted to hear if anyone else had any example of making foods, that can't swing in quality, but will always be 1 kind of output, meaning no awful, bland, decent etc.

[Nydxz]

Yes, sorry. I did some testing aswell, we can't change how foods are handled, they will always have quality. Funny enough, I found out "Delicious" food doesn't change nutrition, instead they fill the hunger bar faster. I have no idea how an food with no proprieties was able to fill a starving character. It was still starving, but 0 hunger bar lol

[PALU]

Yes, sorry. I did some testing aswell, we can't change how foods are handled, they will always have quality. Funny enough, I found out "Delicious" food doesn't change nutrition, instead they fill the hunger bar faster. I have no idea how an food with no proprieties was able to fill a starving character. It was still starving, but 0 hunger bar lol

Starving people eat things without any nutrition just to fill their bellies. It doesn't provide any nutrition, but the pain from the empty belly is eased.