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@Trunken
cool that's good

You're a sunshine! Much appreciated

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@Trunken
this is not my art work but it well be ok!

Hey AmIkoLo, do you mind if i use your beautiful texture in my food mod: I Am Hungry, which is coming soon?

Milk will only be used if your mod is not found.

Will be credited naturally :-)

oh that's true,
ok how about Wood treated / coated with Chem-Milk.... it can be used on say 10 wood, to give you 12 wood, since it makes wood stronger so less is needed :)

@pgames-food

Thank you for your interesting feedback.
But if it's plastic, it's too expensive.
Steel is a bit of a waste.
Wood will be good.
For convenience

btw theres real scientists making plastic packing material made from milk :)
maybe there could be another use for chem milk loafs in some way, like a solid wall or something :)

ah its all cool :)
actually, i think there was a web page some time ago, where scientists were looking to make synthetic clothing out of some of the things that milk contains. (maybe edible clothing but im not sure)

for giving feedback, do i get a free milk shake? :)

@pgames-food

Thank you for your feedback.
You are the first to give feedback.

Well ... That's right. I did not think about it. I'll change it back to 10.

And this is my second mode, so the balance may be ridiculous.
If you do not like it, tell me. If you thought about what part to change,
Give feedback and I will reflect

hi, the Chem-Milk is interesting, and it is cool to have more uses for things.
but can i check that i understand the recipes correctly?

it looks like 1 chemfuel = 25 powder
so 3 chemfuel + 1 herbal medicine = 1 milk

but if it takes 10 milk, + 1 wood = 1 Loaf
(this means 30 chemfuel + 30 herbal medicine = 10 milk

i can understand that converting something, might lose a little bit of resources, but if 1 loaf only gives back 9 milk, why would people make Loaf (using milk + wood), instead of just making Milks? :)

is there another use for loaf, like buildings or something?
maybe you can call it MilkLoaf :) (a bit like meat loaf) :)