Not sure if it's a conflict with another mod, but for me this mod nuked chocolate cake from the game. It didn't show in the collections, as an option to cook, or in the list of objects via CJB's item spawner. Disabling this mod brought it back into my game. No errors in the log files. FYI.
Hi—you'll see in the description that this mod replaces chocolate cake with castella, as I couldn't find a way to justify cooking a chocolate cake without any chocolate ingredients. I'm planning to update this mod with config option for that, but that might not be for a while (I've got exams...)
The added details to the new sprites is nice, but could you maybe add a config option to choose which sprites to change to the new ones or keep other ones as the vanilla sprites for anyone who prefers certain style preferences of how each recipe looks.
I welcome the challenge of additional ingredients personally, both for realism and because I've made these now over and over and over... it gets boring. This adds a lot of immersion. Thank you!
What I want to know is why in the world ice cream requires Wheat Flour. Unless you're talking about the cone itself, which is not made from wheat flour, then I don't know what else you'd be using it for.
Also, you added ingredients, changed the prices, but the edibility is the same? So for a lot of these recipes, the item is much harder to make (especially early game since you don't have a Mill) and it's actually less worth to have? For shame.
I added the wheat flour for the ice cream cone—you're right in that, but I'm not sure why the cone wouldn't be made from it :? I believe that most cones are made with wheat flour.
I didn't change the edibility because I didn't feel like edibility was a big factor in deciding what dish to cook, if that makes sense? I think that most players decide what to cook based on whatever's in their fridge at their given moment, unless they're after a specific recipe. And most of the dishes have high enough edibility to warrant cooking even after the mod's changes.
I see what you mean about the difficulty increase, though; I'll add an edibility + health buff to some foods if I have time.
Until they respond, you can find a list of all the dishes in the content.json file in their mod folder. If they list them by ID, you can use Stardew Valley ID List - StardewList.com to try to figure out what dish they modified.
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FYI.
Also, you added ingredients, changed the prices, but the edibility is the same? So for a lot of these recipes, the item is much harder to make (especially early game since you don't have a Mill) and it's actually less worth to have? For shame.
I didn't change the edibility because I didn't feel like edibility was a big factor in deciding what dish to cook, if that makes sense? I think that most players decide what to cook based on whatever's in their fridge at their given moment, unless they're after a specific recipe. And most of the dishes have high enough edibility to warrant cooking even after the mod's changes.
I see what you mean about the difficulty increase, though; I'll add an edibility + health buff to some foods if I have time.
Baked Fish, Parsnip Soup, Vegetable Stew, Carp Surprise, Pancakes, Pepper Poppers, Chocolate Cake, Pink Cake, Rhubarb Pie, Cookies, Spicy Eel, Eggplant Parm., Ice Cream, Blueberry Tart, Miner's Treat, Plum Pudding, Artichoke Dip, Stir Fry, Pumpkin Pie, Blackberry Cobbler, Bruschetta, Coleslaw, Fiddlehead Risotto, Poppyseed Muffin, Chowder, Lobster Bisque, Escargot, Maple Bar, Crab Cakes, Seafoam Pudding, Banana Pudding, Tropical Curry, Squid Ink Ravioli