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Replimat

This has been such a game-changer for my playthroughs. Probably one of my favorite mods for Rimworld. The only thing that would make it better would be the ability to limit usage of the terminals - I'd like to put one in each of my hospital rooms strictly for the patient's use, but pawns will stop in the rooms to pick up a meal on the way to the dining room.

Updated to 1.6.0 - See the Change Notes for details

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@Tookatee - No promises, but I may consider larger tanks in a future update.

Any chance we could get an industrial sized version of the feedstock tank? Even in an otherwise purely vanilla colony, it can be quite trivial to fill up a single (or even multiple) feedstock tanks with something like a decently sized corn farm. Especially by the time a colony is advanced enough to unlock replimats.

Could frame it as the starship version of the feedstock tank, where it's been optimized to more efficiently store feedstock and lock it behind starflight basics. (some crossover potential with SOS2 if you wanted)

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@zyzyhasl - The hopper is 3x1, to ensure that the 1x1 storage cell for holding raw food is always in the center of the building, regardless of orientation. A 2x1 design wouldn't work, nor would a 1x1 cell graphic.

The current design does leave extra visual space on either side, but is a perfectly acceptable compromise.

The Size of Replimat Hopper was 3*1，I don't think this matches the texture very well
Size 2*1 maybe better.
Or stretch the texture a little more wider

@MountSwolmore: If you don't feel like using any of the things I mentioned, there is always Stockpile Limit which allows you to change the threshold at which the hopper is refilled.

But I must second the idea to turn the hopper into a shelf. That would be really useful, especially if you have more than one source of food coming in at the same time, but long downtimes between loads, such as with agriculture or cannibal colonies getting raided. Plus you wouldn't have to pay the extra power demand of multiple hoppers being idle all the time.

Haulers don't start hauling until it's empty and they'll make trips to put 1-4 items in; increasing the stack size won't help because they almost never load a full stack. I have 20 people and about another 20 hauler bots. Labor isn't the issue, it's process.

Every time a crop is harvested, they take the stack of 1-5 and throw it in the hopper. The next handful they pick up goes to storage because the hopper is full... until they get to storage and what was in it is broken down. Now another hauler picks 4 corn and puts that in.

Adding more hoppers doesn't stop them from being "full" with 1 berry in it.

Adding more haulers doesn't stop them from loading it with just 1 berry.

It's not even active half the time because it's always waiting 30 seconds for 3 seconds of work. The ability to even hold 2 stacks would greatly improve efficiency. The efficiency from not having to cross the map to get meals is wiped out by how many more trips to make to partially load the single slot.

@Kamikaze - The Cadaver Processor ignores a corpse's apparel and gear mass, and simply destroys them. I might look into making the Processor dump all gear (and maybe implants) in a future update.

As for meal ingredients, the whole point of Replimat is to obscure the origins of meals. As FG_Remastered suggested, if you want specific meals to cater for specific precepts, download the various recommended meal mods, and/or configure your pawns' individual meal policies.

@MountSwolmore - See what FG_Remastered said.

@FG_Remastered - Many thanks for helping to answer these user questions!