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--- food-items-generation [2025/03/10 13:28]
elindos [3. Food specific attributes]
+++ food-items-generation [2025/06/15 11:37] (current)
elindos [3. Food specific attributes]
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 Because of the above rolls, Vegetable has then chances to be the most abundant profile on a planet.
-==== 3. Food specific attributes ====
+==== 3. Food buffs and debuffs ====
+Specific food buffs and debuffs have also been added and activated on display in June 2025.
+You can find more information about them [[food-buffs|here]]!
+==== 4. Food specific attributes ====
 Food rolls its colour, with 40+ color description groups separated in two pools: it has 50% chance to have "a developed colour" (ie. "royal azure", "jade green") and the rest to have a simple colour ("azure", "green").
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 All parameters with a * have a strong influence already included in current development.
-Many of the attributes below, when they are numeric, are rolled with a 1-1000 roll. We plan to differentiate this better later with a 1-500 roll, for instance.
+Many of the attributes below, when they are numeric, are rolled with a 1-1000 roll. We plan to differentiate this better later with two added 1-500 rolls, for instance.
 Food attributes have been first set as a base generation template for planets, and later patched and upgraded, so some of the information below may be missing some additional attributes.
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 Size is used in [[crafting-compatibility|compatibility]] to the [[food-dishes|Dish types]] you can use when [[crafting|crafting]] food.
-For instance, an //Appetizer// should have small size, but a //Main Course// should have a large one.
+For instance, an //Appetizer// should have small size, but a //Main Course// should have a large size.
 //Looks*//
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 Fragility is directly factored when "Preparing Food", which is the first step of food crafting.
-It acts as a direct difficulty to prepare your food, substracting fragility from your cooking team chances. The less fragile a food is, the better.
+It acts as a direct difficulty to prepare your food, substracting fragility from your cooking team chances. **The less fragile a food is, the better.**
 //Toxicity*//
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 Toxicity increases chances for [[food-buffs|Food Buffs]] and [[food-debuffs|Food Debuffs]] when generating food. It can also influence other negative events when eating.
-Raw food has a base ( toxicity / 10 ) +30% to receive  one debuff.
+Raw food has a base ( toxicity / 10 ) +30% to receive  one debuff. \\
-Then a second roll of ( toxicity / 10 ) % to receive one more.
+Then a second roll of ( toxicity / 10 ) % to receive one more. \\
-Then a third roll of ( toxicity / 10 ) - 30% to receive one more.
+Then a third roll of ( toxicity / 10 ) - 30% to receive one more. \\
-Then a last roll of ( toxicity / 10 ) - 60% to receive one last.
+Then a last roll of ( toxicity / 10 ) - 60% to receive one last. \\
-All of these rolls are independent from each other.
+All of these rolls are independent from each other. \\
-Half of (Toxicity / 10) (you can interpret that as ( toxicity / 20) ) is also added to the debuff strength category.
+Half of (Toxicity / 10) (you can interpret that as ( toxicity / 20) ) is also added to the debuff strength category. \\
-Rarity of a debuff is normally 64%, 28% and 8%, respectively, for debuffs of Common/Rare/Epic rarities.
+Rarity of a debuff is normally 64%, 28% and 8%, respectively, for debuffs of Common/Rare/Epic rarities. \\
-But as half of your (toxicity/10) is also added to this score, this means that your debuffs also have "good chances to be stronger debuffs".
+But as half of your (toxicity/10) is also added to this score, this means that your debuffs also have "good chances to be stronger debuffs". \\
+These debuffs have only 70% chance to carry over to the "prepared food" version of the food item.
 //Nutrients*//
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 These values are unused yet, but "interaction" (how well an ingredient combines with others) and "olfactive" (how strong and good is its smell) may be used when determining a menu success.
+//Rare variant// \\
+//Cooked variant// \\
+//Steeped variant// \\
+"Variants" have been generated with their own set of attributes. These attributes may vary from their original.
+These variants are unused yet, soon with the exception of the Cooked variant which will become the first to be used.
+Normally you can obtain the Rare variant when collecting the food ; it has about 20% chance.
+You can obtain the Cooked variant when activating "Heating" (consumes 1 energy but gives +10 to the team skill value) when transforming a food item.
+Transforming food has been removed from current features to allow players to better focus on preparing and eating.