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Polish Oats
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Build 41, Food, Items
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Polish Oats

Description
Overview:
Add's in ablity to farm, process and cook oatmeal.

Features:
  • New seed packs and seeds for Oats
  • In late and early primitive game you can forge for wild Oats
  • Once planted the Oats require constant watering, but can't be over watered. They take from 1 to 2 weeks to grow.
  • Once grown player can harvest them. They'll receive the plant, it will have to be thrashed and the seeds crushed with mortar.
  • The Oatmeal is non-perishable till cooked, eating raw oatmeal has mood penalties, requiring cooking before eating.
  • The Oatmeal can be sweeten before serving, giving a minor mood boost.


Planned features:
  • More recipies incuding oats (cookies, milk oats, ablity to add friuts and berries to the cooked oatmeal)
  • Add ablity to find dried oats

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Mod info
Version: 1.4
Tags:B41,Items,Food

Workshop ID: 2614928815
Mod ID: MattSimpleAddons
60 Comments
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scrunt 18 Feb @ 3:51pm 
polska mentioned
Matusz27  [author] 21 Dec, 2024 @ 11:05pm 
@Benjideaula

No, I have to check if it's not part of B42 and if it is not wait for updated documentation for crafting
Benjideaula 21 Dec, 2024 @ 5:40pm 
Is this B42 compatible?
Peni4 3 Mar, 2024 @ 4:12am 
Apparently, pouring oatmeal into cups is strictly contraindicated - from a pot of -52 hunger and 1500 calories, I got 2 cups with -10 hunger for 100 calories. Nanotechnology?
Matusz27  [author] 10 Feb, 2024 @ 8:45am 
@Peni4
Yeah, it's oatmeal, it's broken in game AND in IRL
There is a reason why porridge was so wide spread. I could also allow ability to make flour out of it. But yeah cereal crops are broken, there is a reason why wheat "enslaved" humanity
Peni4 10 Feb, 2024 @ 5:42am 
And me again. I started a new game and this seems to have eliminated the error messages, but my words still hold up - it takes about 6 in-game days from planting seeds to harvesting. Other crops were planted in parallel with the oats and are still about halfway through their growth stage.
So, again I want to make my request: the ripening time needs to be changed so that the oats take longer to grow.
Peni4 30 Jan, 2024 @ 8:42am 
Okay, it's me again. I think I've already bored you to death, don't I? Sorry about that. In general, I received the first harvest, and about 5 days passed from the moment of planting. And here's what I noticed: firstly, there is no texture of the grown plant - I was harvesting from "planted beds" that did not have anything blooming. Secondly, after ripening, the mod displays an error message until the crop is harvested. Apparently, the mod somehow conflicts with "Xnertot Farmable Trees" and the "more smoke" mod, which adds the ability to grow tobacco and cannabis.
On the other hand, these errors do not lead to a critical failure or crash of the game and do not accumulate like an avalanche, and all mods affected by the conflict work properly.... But the error messages themselves are annoying, even if they can be used as a signal to start harvesting . In general, here are my observations.
Peni4 30 Jan, 2024 @ 5:05am 
It's clear now, thanks!
Matusz27  [author] 30 Jan, 2024 @ 4:39am 
@Peni4
You grind the seeds
Peni4 30 Jan, 2024 @ 2:45am 
And by the way! Maybe I was looking at it wrong, but I couldn’t find a recipe for “grind oats.” I see how to extract seeds from wild oats, I see recipes for cooking, but there is nothing, a recipe where one could use a mortar. And I can't process wild oats - just extract the seeds. Am I looking in the wrong place?