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Animal Foods Extended

Your Colonists get some food options, some progression and minor buffs after putting in the effort towards better foods. But your animals just get kibble. Weird huh?

This mod adds 3 new foods specifically for your animal, be they pets, farming or fighting.
Each is designed for one of the core animal groups in the game, no particular one is 'better' than the rest, and are logical progressions from Kibble, Hay and Raw Meat.

Below are some info cards on each new food added, showing the nutrition In vs nutrition Out, its basic recipe requirements and its general intention. Kibble is shown on the bottom left for reference.




So Rimworld has a 'Nuzzle interval' for pets that are 'cute'. This isn't a strict 'every X hours' but a rough average of how often a 'cute' pet will Nuzzle. For a cat, this 'nuzzle interval' of 12 hours means you'll generally see a nuzzle in that cats log every 12 hours or so. Sometimes more, sometimes less.

PetFood creates a health stat called 'well fed' with the idea that a well fed pet, is generally in a better mood. This leads to a reduction in the cool-down, even though the animal stats wont reflect in on inspection.

For testing I locked a bunch of pawns in a room with some cats, and compared it with just kibble. You can see the massive spike in nuzzling in the gif above.


Vanilla Furniture Expanded - Farming by Virstag
I've intergrated this patch into the mod. Thankyou Virstag for your help!
Vanilla Factions Expanded: Mechanoids by Chen


Art: Argón (who does some great mods)
C# & XML: Sl4vP0weR[github.com]
XML: TheVillain

Many thanks to the above who accepted my commission, and worked patiently with me on creating this mod.


Compatability should be fine, doesn't modify anything existing, and testing didn't show any modded animals interacting weirdly.
Questions Check the pinned FAQ just above the comments, and if its not addressed check/leave a comment.
Bugs, spelling mistakes etc can be registerd as Issues on Github[github.com] or posted in the pinned Discussion.

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And thats it! Crack on, have fun, etc etc.

And remember: a well fed animal - is a happy animal.