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Resource Tracker (Ship Progress)

View remaining resources needed to finish a project (e.g. your escape ship).
A must-have for speedrunning.

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Ever been annoyed at the amount of math and counting needed to purchase resources wisely so you have just enough to get off this forsaken rock?

Versatile ship presets.
The following presets are included:
* ship reactor only
* ship minimum (1 cryptosleep casket)
* ship for map colonists (X cryptosleep caskets)
* ship for all colonists (Y cryptosleep caskets)

Deep-count ingredients.
Remaining advanced component count isn't very helpful when you really need to track their accumulative ingredients of steel, plasteel, and gold.
A readout of not only the main resources you still need, but the recipe ingredients to make them.

Count inside relevant building frames.
Sacriel why'd you start that extra research bench? It will make us 10 components short!
If the construction is a part of your goal, its resources are still counted, but if not they will be needed again.

Performance.
Only updates as often as ordinary resource counter.

Mod compatibility.
All ship presets are generated from ShipUtility.RequiredParts(), and will work fine if modified.
Recipes to deep-count ingredient are found automatically, and changeable. Custom goals are also possible.

Custom goals.
Currently only possible through save-game editing, find the ResourceGoalTracker <goal> section, delete <usePreset>, and adjust the parts to whatever you desire.
(With usePreset the goal section isn't read, it's merely for example.)

Select recipe per resource.
By default, the first found recipe is used (and vanilla only has 1 per resource).
With mods, you may like to select which recipe ingredients you'd like counted.
Currently only possible through save-game editing, find the ResourceGoalTracker <recipes> section, and edit as desired.
(Blank the value to remove, i.e. <li></li> though this will produce a harmless error.)


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