I was trying to produce some 'Mixed ration dairy calves from month 4', by buying the ingredients directly from vehicle-shop and then filling into a mixer wagon.
I found two issues with this;
1) The helpful display could use some 'comma' or 'dash' delimiter between the individual types of input, as it is difficult to distinguish between them. - Please ask your Lua scripters to look into maybe using the table.concat({table}, {delimiter}) method for string concatination, compared to using the .. operator.
2) Other issue, a little "game breaking" I think. There are some recipes categories which accept the same input-types. This seems to prevent me from filling into a specific category, when the fill-type was already used for a different category.
Example in the image, where I now cannot fill into category 'Cereal protein', as those input fill-types will instead be used for category 'Cereal energy'.
I haven't tried yet, but I suppose I should have used 'CCM', 'Canola' or 'Sunflower' first as input, before using 'Grain Grist', 'deuka Graingrist' or 'Sorghum'?
I was trying to produce some 'Mixed ration dairy calves from month 4', by buying the ingredients directly from vehicle-shop and then filling into a mixer wagon.
I found two issues with this;
1) The helpful display could use some 'comma' or 'dash' delimiter between the individual types of input, as it is difficult to distinguish between them. - Please ask your Lua scripters to look into maybe using the
table.concat({table}, {delimiter})
method for string concatination, compared to using the..
operator.2) Other issue, a little "game breaking" I think. There are some recipes categories which accept the same input-types. This seems to prevent me from filling into a specific category, when the fill-type was already used for a different category. Example in the image, where I now cannot fill into category 'Cereal protein', as those input fill-types will instead be used for category 'Cereal energy'.
I haven't tried yet, but I suppose I should have used 'CCM', 'Canola' or 'Sunflower' first as input, before using 'Grain Grist', 'deuka Graingrist' or 'Sorghum'?