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1) Only only Animal Variety Coats I guess
2) Every time, about 20 attempts
I've pushed an update that I hope will fix your problem.
Thank you for the report! Two questions:
1) Are you running any other mods that interact with butchering or with animal color or texture? (like Animal Variety Coats, texture replacements, etc?)
2) Does the butchering fail every time, or are they able to succeed after trying a couple of times?
I'm not totally sure it's watertight so please keep an eye on it if you're using "Disable stacking", but it's working in testing.
Update:
The good news is I can replicate your issue, which means I stand a chance of fixing it. The bad news is that the problem is probably somewhere deep in the hauling AI, which is complicated and currently not a topic I understand.
Essentially I believe the logic that decides what else they should try to pick up en route does not actually check the AllowStackWith logic, so things go wrong when they try to add the new stack to the stack they're holding.
I'm going to keep looking into this but it may be a while before I can fix it.
Oh, weird. Crafting with multiple colors has worked fine in my test setups (if a little unpredictably, as the item color is inherited from the "first" stack, not the majority). I'll look into it, thank you for the report.
I put down a blueprint for an alpaca wool bedroll and told a pawn to build it. He picked up one stack of wool, and then he tried to pick up some of another stack (it happened to be a different color), and then everything picked up immediately vanished.
Changing the option to allow stacking different colors fixed the issue.
https://gist.github.com/HugsLibRecordKeeper/bff154ee16b2dc07e941028611156bb7
So I actually can't get the rapid coat growth gene working in 1.5 at all, so I can't troubleshoot this at the moment. I'll keep looking into it.
Doesn't seem to be working for me, wool comes out white despite the colonist having black hair. No other sources of wool in my colony, so it's not an issue with stacks merging.
Turned out to be very straightforward, should work now (I think).
Thanks for the quick response, even if it doesn't work out i still appreciate it.
I'll make a note to look into it. No promises, depends how complicated it turns out to be.
If you want to keep all the different colors you need to turn on the no stacking option and unfortunately it's at the cost of storage space -- although if you use Deep Storage it will mitigate the problem a bit.
When you make things out of a colored material (eg a cloth or leather) the finished item ought to come out the same color as the material.
If the pawns have to use multiple stacks with different colours to make up the required material volume, then the finished item will only take on one of the colors involved.
Mod seems cool thanks