Dang, I liked having normal flowers drop petals. Added some utility to otherwise purely decorative plants. Kinda wish "Aromaflowers" just produced a LOT of petals vs normal flowers to incentivize growing them if you want a steady supply of perfume, vs just making a little from normal flower byproducts.

looks like an excellent quality-of-life mod, great!

@Graczaj No.

Can pawns get addiction to perfumes ?

absolutely brilliant

Yes, logically that's what it means. But, in-game, the term used is "FoodPlant" for meals that have plants iirc...

@CTH2004 Wouldn't "food plant" mean the actual plant, not the products it makes? I might change it to "vegetables or fruits" then, haha.

Thanks!

and, then shouldn't that be "Food Plant"? That's what the game calls plant products, and "Plant Food" implies food for[/o] plants. Another way that makes sense would be "non-flower plants", or some such.

ANd, can't wait for whatever you decide!

@CTH2004 1. Anything that is considered vegetable or fruit by the game. Like potatoes or berries.
2 and 3. I am unsure if I should do that. It is relatively easy to farm anima grass with a few meditating colonists. And the market value of the ancient perfume is not too high so you should be able to get quite a few of them once they appear as a reward. I will consider making the times longer though.
4. Will do.

A couple questions/ ideas:

1. what's "plant food"?
2. Ancient Perfume, being a quest thing, should last a bit longer I think (5 days?)
3. The anima one, being made of a semi-archite plant, should also last longer (2 days?)
4. Could you put a link beneath the Anima one to the "More Plant Products", as it's basically an optional dependency?

@MZM_GOW Fixed.

Hey man, "PawnBeauty" and "Beauty" are two different stats. You used the latter, but it only works on items or buildings, not pawns.

The flower petals look like water balloons! Sweet mod!

i really love you mods, always neat and simple