In-game recipe book for the nutrient processor

[John The Werewolf]

I like making new recipes with the nutrient processor, but I really would like some kind of in-game recipe book so I don't have to resort to a website every time I want to make something complex. And it can be done similar to the blueprints. We can learn new recipes by buying them or just experimenting with the ingredients.

[Despistao]

catalogo y guia --> formulas --> recetas de cocina
https://nomansskyrecipes.com/cooking

[Johnny in the Clouds]

Check out the in game Catalogue. That's all I ever refer to. If you do this on Creative mode it shows everything. If you hover over most items in the catalogue the items or resources needed to make things can be pinned as a temporary mission to the log book and will make finding things easier by pinning locations to the galactic map. : D

[Shadow Strider]

Johnny in the Clouds eredeti hozzászólása:

Check out the in game Catalogue. That's all I ever refer to. If you do this on Creative mode it shows everything. If you hover over most items in the catalogue the items or resources needed to make things can be pinned as a temporary mission to the log book and will make finding things easier by pinning locations to the galactic map. : D

hmm, didn't think that worked for food items...
But from what I've seen, the catalogue only shows one of the possible methods to produce something, not all of them...

[Nettle]

Shadow Strider eredeti hozzászólása:

But from what I've seen, the catalogue only shows one of the possible methods to produce something, not all of them...

Catalogue & Guide > Materials & Items > Cooking logs products (accountdata.hg)

Catalogue & Guide > Recipes > Cooking Recipes logs combinations (*save*.hg)

The former is shared across all save slots that aren't Creative; the latter may only be filled out by tossing ingredients into the processor to see what happens irrespective of mode.

[Despistao]

Nettle eredeti hozzászólása:

Shadow Strider eredeti hozzászólása:

But from what I've seen, the catalogue only shows one of the possible methods to produce something, not all of them...

Catalogue & Guide > Materials & Items > Cooking logs products (accountdata.hg)

Catalogue & Guide > Recipes > Cooking Recipes logs combinations (*save*.hg)

The former is shared across all save slots that aren't Creative; the latter may only be filled out by tossing ingredients into the processor to see what happens irrespective of mode.

en muerte permanente lo que descubres es lo que tienes, lo que no tienes es como influye como cebo, asi que creo mis propias tablas en función de "nombre del cebo"; "rareza"; "tamaño"; "notas" y "clase", después toca probar y usar cada uno de ellos 50 veces, para hacerse una idea del RND, y anotar los resultados de las capturas, sobre todo anoto efectividad en encontrar botellas y específicamente en sistemas abandonados.
cada uno a su juego y Dios en el de todos que dijo aquel.

[Mr. Bufferlow]

It would be nice (and a lot more fun) if you could stumble across recipe books when searching through POIs. Each would add one recipe to your Discovery listing. Currently, the only workaround is to try to find station missions that offers one of the meals as a reward.

I once tried to make all the recipes and it just got to be way too tedious. If there was a way to pick up recipes during exploring it would fit better with the core game play and actually be fun instead of tedious.

[Despistao]

Mr. Bufferlow eredeti hozzászólása:

It would be nice (and a lot more fun) if you could stumble across recipe books when searching through POIs. Each would add one recipe to your Discovery listing. Currently, the only workaround is to try to find station missions that offers one of the meals as a reward.

I once tried to make all the recipes and it just got to be way too tedious. If there was a way to pick up recipes during exploring it would fit better with the core game play and actually be fun instead of tedious.

Me parece una idea genial

[SapienChavez]

Despistao eredeti hozzászólása:

en muerte permanente

I might never say, "Permadeath" again... it is so much more elegant in Spanish.... Muerte Permanente!

edit: I have no idea why my post is inside the quote... i can see the formatting while typing this and it is not... got it. sneaking extra "quote"