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[Shanks13]

Quick question from an aspiring modder with a basic understanding of the raws:

Is it possible to change the "outputs" of various interactions? As in, how could I go about setting up a situation where butchering, for example, only outputs a skull, generic bones, and generic meat? How far can this be taken? Are there certain interactions and outputs that cannot be affected?

To go a bit further, how could a chance of something happening be introduced? For example, when smelting certain metals, you sometimes get a byproduct alongside the "regular" output. Could this be setup to happen with things like harvesting wood and berries?

Thanks!

[Shanks13]

Hoping a bump is permissible...

[Hugo_The_Dwarf]

Erm... There is not really much we can do with hardcoded reactions like slaughter/butcher. As for generic Materials you will have to create a generic creature which uses some custom templates (detail_plans) and then vanilla (default) body_detail_plans (or just tissue templates) target the generic creatures materials

TISSUE_MATERIAL:CREATURE_MAT:GENERIC_MATERIALS:(material such as FAT)

the rest will be editing "reaction_smelt.txt" and making some custom reactions.

[Quietust]

Erm... There is not really much we can do with hardcoded reactions like slaughter/butcher. As for generic Materials you will have to create a generic creature which uses some custom templates (detail_plans) and then vanilla (default) body_detail_plans (or just tissue templates) target the generic creatures materials

TISSUE_MATERIAL:CREATURE_MAT:GENERIC_MATERIALS:(material such as FAT)

There's no need to put them within a creature - just define them as INORGANIC materials.