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And this applies to chopping and hauling logs from trees too.
Pawns haul items if they are doing nothing, but what if there's a mod that lets them 'hold' onto ores or logs whilst mining and will be a semi-hauler while doing gathering or crafting related jobs?
I mean, this is the point of people having backpacks or bags right?
I have been faking it up until now by making stockpile 'areas' with a higher priority, for when i have a generally good idea of how many items I am keeping in stock, but for items that you tend to have gluts, like harvests, where refrigerated space is at a premium due to power demands, this will be an absolute lifesaver.
You shouldn't turn people away just because I did a similar mod. Choice is pretty much always a good thing, and we're taking slightly different approaches to the problem. Second, apparently my version has a few more bugs, so (for now at least) yours is the better mod!
Also, just to be sure here, I feel like your comments on coincidence on my thread, and the similar comments here could be construed by some as if one of us has been copying from the other. This is categorically not the case. Our code is similar because there's only very little ways in which to do this, but we still have different approaches. Also, by the time I had my first versions on github, you didn't have the mod on steam yet.