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This mod addresses an IMCN issue where “cold” versions of drinks (such as Cold Beer) are not usable in cooking recipes like their normal versions are.
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IMCN Cold Beverage Fixes v1.0.1, by Wobbataco
Overview
This mod addresses an IMCN issue where “cold” versions of drinks (such as Cold Beer) are not usable in cooking recipes like their normal versions are.
Features
Rationale
Within Imp's More Complex Needs, a cool mod for cool people, there is a minor omission: recipes which require drinks, like Nuka Cola or Beer, cannot accept the cold version of said drinks.
That is to say, if you chill some Beer into Cold Beer using the nifty refrigeration mechanic introduced by IMCN, you will find that said chilly drink will not be accepted if you try to make Bighorner Stew with it, and will require the non-Cold version. Vanilla recipes requiring Beer won't accept Cold Beer either, compounding the problem.
If you're like me, and you have your fridge right next to your hot plate for cooking purposes, this can get old. So, this little plugin addresses that.
Requirements
This mod requires FNV and IMCN. The second file additionally requires GRA.
Installation, Load Order & Conflicts
Standard mod manager installation is fine; no special prep required. The only important note for load order is to stick it after IMCN (and GRA, for the second file).
Though not strictly related to this mod, I've noticed that MMUE will conflict with IMCNDLCCP if you have Honest Hearts - the recipes for Homebrewed Nuka Cola/Sunset Sarsparilla will produce variants that alter vanilla hardcore needs, which are useless for IMCN users. To address this, I've uploaded a compatibility patch. Not essential for the rest of the mod, but a bug fixed is a bug fixed.
Permissions & Legal
Permissions aren't for me to say on this one: all I did was take a bit of reality and a bit of Imp's work that weren't co-operating and mushed them together.
Overview
This mod addresses an IMCN issue where “cold” versions of drinks (such as Cold Beer) are not usable in cooking recipes like their normal versions are.
Features
- IMCN recipes which require a beverage that can be refrigerated can now accept the “Iced” or “Cold” variant as well.
- Example: Beer rolls could normally only be made with 3 Beers and 1 Flour, but now, they can alternatively be made with 3 Cold Beers and 1 Flour.
- Vanilla recipes, which again could formerly only accept “normal” drinks, will now accept the IMCN-added cold variants too.
- Second file is identical to the first, but includes GRA support: you'll be able to make Nuka-Grenades with chilly Nuka Cola Quartz's as well as normal ones.
Rationale
Within Imp's More Complex Needs, a cool mod for cool people, there is a minor omission: recipes which require drinks, like Nuka Cola or Beer, cannot accept the cold version of said drinks.
That is to say, if you chill some Beer into Cold Beer using the nifty refrigeration mechanic introduced by IMCN, you will find that said chilly drink will not be accepted if you try to make Bighorner Stew with it, and will require the non-Cold version. Vanilla recipes requiring Beer won't accept Cold Beer either, compounding the problem.
If you're like me, and you have your fridge right next to your hot plate for cooking purposes, this can get old. So, this little plugin addresses that.
Requirements
This mod requires FNV and IMCN. The second file additionally requires GRA.
Installation, Load Order & Conflicts
Standard mod manager installation is fine; no special prep required. The only important note for load order is to stick it after IMCN (and GRA, for the second file).
Though not strictly related to this mod, I've noticed that MMUE will conflict with IMCNDLCCP if you have Honest Hearts - the recipes for Homebrewed Nuka Cola/Sunset Sarsparilla will produce variants that alter vanilla hardcore needs, which are useless for IMCN users. To address this, I've uploaded a compatibility patch. Not essential for the rest of the mod, but a bug fixed is a bug fixed.
Permissions & Legal
Permissions aren't for me to say on this one: all I did was take a bit of reality and a bit of Imp's work that weren't co-operating and mushed them together.