Fertile Fields 1.5 dose not show up at all in RimPy

@ale_pascal88 I have no control over rimpy, its closed source and Ive never used it

El rimpy arroja un error de archivo faltante, parece.

@Mile
Ye, tested that. Seems like you can manually empty your tank in a two different ways with two different context-menu buttons. Seems like colonists choose to use the wrong action for that. Not sure why there is two buttons and two possible actions in a first place anyway...

@Neitronus I think so, it will only convert the contents to compost when full. I assume its to simulate the time it takes for the process

@Mile
I tried emptying it manually at 80+ units as mentioned in a description. Could that be the case?

@Neitronus Tested this and got no issues. After it had been filled to the maximum, a pawn just emptied out the finished compost. Tested with both the septic tank and also with the sewage treatment attached.

P.S: Removing Dub's tank afterwards doesn't fix the problem...

@Mile
So yea, I tested plain vanilla setting, nothing but essentials. And it doesn't work in a specific scenario: When you have a Dubs's septic tank plugged in in a same pipe network: Dung still goes into your's tank first, filling it up, but upon emptying you get fecal sludge instead of compost.

@Neitronus Just enable dev-mode in the settings, finish the research and spawn in the buildings needed. Start with just this mod (and prereqs) active to verify its a mod issue. If it is, add back mods until it fails.

I'm not sure how to speed things up for researching and building the infrastructure for the test-case. I mean, is there something like automated generator for such cases? If not, then I'm not sure that it's really something I could do: binary search for incompatibilities with game booting up for up to 20 minutes and then playing fresh save for hours till I get all necessary research and resources each time. Is there any way I could track this issue from logs etc?

@Neitronus The first step is meant to be tested on a new save. Since I cant be expected to recreate your mod-list I need a way to recreate this issue with a minimal set of mods.

Should I report in discord too? I'd rather not post a lot of duplicate messages, but it's only a matter of CtrlC-CtrlV. Other reports will go into the discord-server for sure though.

@Mile
Ye, sorry about that. So, I cannot really test it via enabling-disabling since I got too much modded entities on my map, so disabling them will probably break too much to get the info. Also I have no idea how to automate this testing, so I'm skipping first 2 steps.

Here's [gist.github.com] my HugsLib log though. I ordered my colonist to empty septic tank right before that, so any runtime issues should be at the very end.

@Neitronus Please see the Reporting Issues section described above

for me it still gives fecal sludge when emptying, not fertilizer nor compost.

Ah okay just wondering is all so less mods to wait for game to load.

@Dr.Thrax Since its used for converting Fecal sludge from Dubs Bad Hygiene to Fertilizer from Fertile Fields I dont really know how that would work without Fertile Fields?

Question what if just want the Septic Tank mod but not Fertile Fields [1.1]? Is there a way can make that happen or something can do my end where don't need it?

So fertilizer will be created automatically instead of my colonists running back and forth to fill those barrels? Yessssss. I always end up with too much from the barrels anyway. Thank you Mlie for the necromancy!

@d_valroth Perhaps the requestor of the mod likes the functionality of this as well

But...septic tanks and fertilizer are already components of Dub's Bad Hygiene. So is irrigation. You don't even need Fertile Fields anymore, DBH absorbed all the features into a grand "everything to do with water and waste" setup.

Thanks for bringing this mod from the graveyard!

Thanks!