The relevant stats are called Grass to Maintain and Food Consumption. After that forbid the use of the paste until u need it. until you have an emergency foodpile of this. Let soneone use the dispenser, drop the paste, forbid, let him make, drop. The food requirements of an animal is largely species dependent. Maybe they feed when tending even if not checked off for gets food. Nutrition (final value) Species' base value Growth percentage multiplier. 5 for 180 efficiency, and nutrient paste is a staggering 300 efficiency. Nutrition provided upon consumption is a plant stat, where the final value is a species base value multiplied for plant growth. Thank you very much for the detailed answer. Kibble has 125 nutritional efficiency by producing 2.5 nutrition per 2 input. For the overwall nutrient paste dispenser, put a door underneath it like so. Discussion, screenshots, and links, get all your RimWorld content here Advertisement Coins. Even on a year round grazing map, with only grazing animals, they are more work than farming and would not be worthwhile. 442K subscribers in the RimWorld community. They all function at a nutrition loss, converting a large amount of vege into a smaller amount of protein, specifically for making quality meals. You don't want to be doing anything with protein animals if you are using paste. Berries are a good chunk below in nutrition per day, their only purpose is to be eaten raw without a mood penalty, making them in a way better than nutrient paste, but they have a small food poisoning risk. All three have a very close nutrition per day. Potatoes are a middle ground with a bonus on gravel. Rice is the most effort (most skill gain) but the shortest grow time which makes it ideal for getting as much out of a growing season as possible. dispensers are pretty big, so you can construct one into the wall of your prison, such that the front is accessible by. Simple and fine meals use 10 units of food while nutrient paste provides the same amount of nourishment using only 7 units of food. Ive got a starving prisoner, only allowed to eat nutrient paste.and she refuses to. Nutrient paste lets you stretch out food supplies longer. The hopper needs to be next to the dispenser to feed it, but hoppers can't be in prisoner areas because colonists won't fill them. I have no idea what the deal is with the nutrient paste dispenser.
Corn is the least effort (least skill gain) but takes the longest to grow and you can generally only maximize it on year-round growing maps. Hoppers are used by Nutrient Paste Dispensers to provide food for turning into paste. Originalmente postado por powersale023:Im sure that some crops and animals produces more food items than others in terms of efficiency and time but ok.Ĭrops are situational, there is a best for a given scenario but it has nothing to do with nutrient paste.
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