Moral of the story Theron, LET THE CHEESE GROW BEFORE YOU WHINE ONLINE. thank you sir

No, it comes as the same item, with different graphics, that depend on ingredients used.

But, if you stack them, they'll have the graphic of the first ingredient in the stack

am i just..... dumb.? i thought if i put different kinds of milk in the press thing it made different cheese, but it looks like it all comes out as the same kind of cheese.

Imho, getting the soup from the pot should be in cooking job and not hauling job

A mod conflict. I don't get that error

Hey! I got 2 Issues with the mod showing at the beginning of the game the whole time. It says: Exception drawing VCE_CheesePress1922198: System.NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object
[Ref 26FDE5A8] Duplicate stacktrace, see ref for original
UnityEngine.StackTraceUtility:ExtractStackTrace ()
(wrapper dynamic-method) MonoMod.Utils.DynamicMethodDefinition:Verse.Log.Error_Patch1 (string)
Verse.DynamicDrawManager:DrawDynamicThings ()
Verse.Map:MapUpdate ()

Same for the electric pot. What could that be?

Not really, it's a layering order issue

I think the possible cause of the two issues I mentioned is the same.

THAT one sounds like a bug

One more thing, when the soup pot is not being processed, hovering the mouse over it shows the progress bar, but once processing starts, the progress bar gets covered.

That's a base game issue

https://imgur.com/a/1QhPFNJ
I am referring to this situation.

https://imgur.com/a/xnHNOdy

Even when this mod is the only one installed, the issue still occurs. I may not have explained it clearly before—what I meant is that the electric soup pot works normally when it is idle, but the moment it starts processing, its texture layer shifts and overlaps the texture of the tile directly below it.

You have another mod doing that

When processing the soup pot, the texture will override the object in the space below.

Is there a way to set up food policies so certain colonists eat specific condiment prepped food? The best way I can think of is using one specific condiment for a specific type of gourment meal and doing the food policy that way, but then I am restricted to only using like 5 different condiment-gourmet combos (normal meal, baked, grilled, soup, and dessert)

Caused by another of your mods overwriting a XML base

Config error in VCE_SimpleDessert: undefined preferability
Config error in VCE_SimpleDessert: Nutrition == 0 but preferability is Undefined instead of NeverForNutrition
Config error in VCE_FineDessert: undefined preferability
Config error in VCE_FineDessert: Nutrition == 0 but preferability is Undefined instead of NeverForNutrition
Config error in VCE_LavishDessert: undefined preferability
Config error in VCE_LavishDessert: Nutrition == 0 but preferability is Undefined instead of NeverForNutrition
Config error in VCE_GourmetDessert: undefined preferability
Config error in VCE_GourmetDessert: Nutrition == 0 but preferability is Undefined instead of NeverForNutrition

I made double sure the mod and the framework are properly updated, don't know what to say. Submitted the full log in your google form

Can't reproduce, no errors on my side

Startup config errors after latest update

@Flying Dutchman - The "Early Preservatives" mod allows for neolithic food preservation.

Argon's "Salted Meat" is another mod that allows for meat and fish preservation, sausages and pickled vegetables.

That's what canning in this mod is for

Hopefully it's okay to post this here, but I had a suggestion for a cooking module; a preservation module for ingredients. Think pickling, drying, smoking and salting. It would be a great addition to pre-industrial playthroughs. Currently there's no real options for food preservation outside of freezers and, thanks to this mod, cheese. That limits one's options for food stockpiling for medieval and tribal games. Is that something that sounds interesting?

No

Will disallowing a condiment in the food policy menu apply to the gourmet meals made with that condiment?

Well, I loaded up a quick test run and confirmed that it's all working as it should, I must've bugged it out when I added some mods in mid-run. Sorry for the trouble.

They specifically don't use bills, they use processes... If you can replicate the bug with the mods on their own, we will look into it

I'm having a bit of a conundrum with both this mod and the brewing mod, specifically the ambrandy distillary and the soup cookers. Since they're both using the bill format, I think the issue is with that but I'm not WHY it is. I can right-click force them to do it, but the pawns never seem to supply the bills on their own. Does anyone have any insight as to why that might be the case?

It changed in 1.6

Ok cool thanks for the quick reply @Sarg Bjornson. I wonder is that different than it used to be or if it was always like that.

Cheese is a single item that changes name and texture depending on ingredients used to make it

Quick question I have this mod and Alpha animals and Bee's along with a couple other mods that may also apply to this question but those are the immediately important one's. When using night milk to make cheese it should produce night cheese right. I ask because I noticed that all my storage shelf's and other storage options don't have any options for other types of cheese like they did back in 1.5 when I last used these mods together. Is this a glitch and if so does anyone have any ideas how I could fix it.

Yeah, and you likely have another mod removing it

im only a level 2.3 nerd, hoping a higher level nerd can explain this error i get when i have this mod and LTS-Furnishing.
Could not resolve cross-reference to Verse.RecipeDef named VCE_MakeSalt (wanter=recipes)
what these words tell my brain is there is something in LTS furnishing looking for the recipe to make salt?

Is there a possibility that let vanilla recipes using these condiments?
Not just certain recipes and sushi.

Update on my last comment: the additional flour crops were added in Vanilla Plants Expanded - More Plants, which somehow ended up out of my load order when I updated stuff for 1.6.

Not a complaint, just confusion: I just started a 1.6 playthrough with this mod (having last played in 1.5), and I swore there used to be more crops for flour than just wheat (I would always use the slower-growing barley that also gave hay). Were they removed, or were they from a different mod?

Each plant is or isn't growable in planters, by design decision

Hello, I've run into a bit of a problem; I have the plants module for furniture expanded, and so I've got tillable boxes, but I cannot grow any wheat in them. Is this only limited to the tillable boxes? Or is this also apply to other forms of artificial growing zones?

Every day Sarg has to come in here and throw hands.

Appreciate you for your work, sir!

No custom code on desserts on this mod

All colonists are set to eat various desserts daily for recreation, but no one seems to eat any unless i specifically force them to. Set to any mood, under 30% rec AND as recreation.

No, I'm telling you: use one of the VE Genetics milks and make cheese, and you'll see how it works: a single cheese def that changes graphic and label depending on the ingredients used

I meant to say that this mod and Vanilla Genetics Expanded are installed and enabled, but I can only produce basic cheese at the cheese press (either with regular milk or with VGE milk). And I can't find any other cheeses in the storage area lists.
So my question is: have the 20 new cheeses presented in the description of this mod been removed from the mod?

Go ahead and try it

Is it still possible to produce the other types of cheese with the Vanilla Genetics Expanded mod? I can only produce simple cheese with all the different milks.

The resurrector nanites seem to not work on prisoners. I noticed in the mod picture that it specifies "colonists" as well. Is this an intended behavior?

How do you make brown sugar?

Which mods?