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Need Bar Overflow

Pawn's Need Bars are no longer clamped to 100%.

In a vanilla game, when a pawn eats a full meal, around 10%-20% of the food is wasted due to hunger being capped at 100%; this gets worse if you consider children, modded races with small body size, or small animals. Similarly, if a colonist just woke up and decides to take their daily dose of wake-up or Ya-yo, the effects are just wasted. Dealing with these requires a lot of micromanagement, or avoiding those meals and drugs altogether.

This mod allows food and other need levels to temporarily overflow. Chickens can now digest a whole bush without wasting nutrition. Other mod's large meals (with >1 nutrition) now also makes sense. You can also put your colonists on a regular schedule of Wake-up and know that they will always receive the full +100% rest effect. Your Legendary thrumbofur armchair and golden grand sculpture can also provide the full comfort and beauty benefit they are capable of.

Pawns will still think of 100% as their cap. So they won't actively try to overflow their need bars when it is already nearly full. If they are near 100% on food, they won't start eating (you have to force feed them to further increase nutrition level), and when they reach 100% rest, they will wake up immediately (you have to force them to rest (requires other mods that force rest) or use drugs to further increase rest level), and when they reach 100% recreation, they will stop playing (need force recreation(require other mods)/use drugs to further increase).

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You can find latest & previous versions on GitHub[github.com] (Version 1.1.1 is the previous stable version, save game compatible but mod settings incompatible (may show errors on roll back unless you manually delete the mod settings file))
Update Notes are here

Currently supports all base game + DLC needs.
However, some needs (Room Size, Slave Suppression, Child Learning, Child Play, Authority, Sadism) currently have no way of overflowing without other mods.

There are various optional buffs/de-buffs related to each need overflowing. The current version supports:
Food: Hunger drains faster, Heal faster, Move slower, occasional vomit reaction, disallow eating when food level is above some threshold;
Rest: Gets tired faster, sleep less effective;
Recreation: Gets bored faster, recreational activities less effective.

Most settings are applied as soon as you close the settings window, but game restart is sometimes required to enable additional functions.
By default (configurable) only food, sleep, and recreation needs can overflow, too full on food would slightly reduce movement speed and makes eating slower.
You can disable pawns with some races or health conditions from overflowing the food bar (useful in case of potential soft incompatibilities with race mod / body part mods).

Known Mod Incompatibilities for now:
Vanilla Races expanded Fungoid -- the "Mind Coalences" gene with mood overflow causes errors.
Vanilla Nutrient Paste Expanded -- would overfeed pawns (minor issue).
Any modded biotech genes that tries to periodically refill a need bar -- causes soft incompatibility as they would keep the need constantly overflowing. Known cases include the "Dead Stomach" gene from "WVC - Xenotypes and Genes".

Compatible with RimWorld 1.2-1.5, as well as all DLCs; RimWorld versions 1.1 and earlier won't be supported due to lack of Harmony support.
This mod is safe to add/remove mid-save.
It is always possible that some mods expect some needs to be always ≤100% and behave strangely otherwise, let me know if you notice such behavior so I can take a look at it.
UI mods may see overflowing bar visuals, send me a screenshot if you see any so I can fix them.
Now compatible with Vanilla Faction Expanded - Ancients.

I got one report saying that the mod affects HP of items too -- it should not, and I have never seen it happen on anyone else, so it's probably due to another mod.

Anywhere after Harmony, the base game, and the DLCs.

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Russian(Русский) translation Patch thanks to kamikadza13
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There should be negligible impact on game speed, as most patches take <0.005 milliseconds per game second on average in my tests;
All patches are applied conditionally on game start–enabling new features may now require a game restart, but features you don't use have 0 impact on the game;
Almost everything outside of game startup/saving/loading is O(1) (in another word, fast).

All codes are written by me (AmCh). I'd appreciate it if you let me know of your redistribution, but it's not required.