It might be a stupid question... But I still ask, will it work on the Next Gen update? I just couldn't find a mod that would add the same feature to the latest version of the game...
I have tried making these count as actual food for the settlement but I can't seem to make it work. What changes do I need to make to add food resource?
First of all does this work both for Next Gen and Non Gen? Second of all, I think you could elaborate a bit on the install process since not everyone will know what this means (on MO2): (sorry I can't reshape the photo - link will expire in a month)
Some of the wild crops don't produce any food. I think they should produce a non-zero amount of food (I suggest 0.25 each) because otherwise you could end up with a situation where a single settler is managing 100+ crops.
I also notice that in the English version some of the description text is in Russian (I don't really care about this, to be honest)
Finally, have you considered enabling access to food planters as well?
Finally, have you considered enabling access to food planters as well?
Sorry, but i don't understand, what do you mean? Can you explain more clearly?
Some of the wild crops don't produce any food. I think they should produce a non-zero amount of food (I suggest 0.25 each) because otherwise you could end up with a situation where a single settler is managing 100+ crops.
Thats nod my idea, thats be done by developers. I think they want let the player grow this crops on start, but refuse this action in process.
The recipe for glowing mushrooms looks for nuclear material as an ingredient, but it doesn't consider all the junk items that produce nuclear material when scrapped.
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What changes do I need to make to add food resource?
Second of all, I think you could elaborate a bit on the install process since not everyone will know what this means (on MO2): (sorry I can't reshape the photo - link will expire in a month)
I also notice that in the English version some of the description text is in Russian (I don't really care about this, to be honest)
Finally, have you considered enabling access to food planters as well?