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Dairy Production v. 2.0
🕑 Added 2022-03-20 10:36:58 +0000 UTC[04/04/2022] Added SCCO tags to the Condensed milk, updated cream tag for Heavy and Sour Cream. Removed Heavy Cream requirement for making Butter.
Hi guys! I know that recently I've been updating the Churn quite frequently, but I think you'll like this latest add-on.
Now all of your lactose-intolerant Sims can enjoy homemade plant-based milks!
I added new menu to the Churn:
Make Plant-Based Dairy
It includes 8 new types of milk, unlocked from level 2.
Almond Milk (L2)
Barley Milk (L2)
Cashew Milk (L4)
Cocoa Milk (L5)
Coconut Milk (L2)
Hazelnut Milk (L4)
Macadamia Milk (L5)
Walnut Milk (L3)
NOTE: These milks are SCCO vegan tagged, however on the docs page Srsly states that at the moment there are no recipes with this tag, and they are also milk lactose free tagged. So, if a recipe requires Any Lactose Free Milk, you can use these (the small packages) as ingredients. They are also compatible with the lifestyles and they are tagged as healthy food.
Original mod description HERE
Previous add on description HERE
Optional Ingredients:
Coconut [from Island Living]
NOTE: Delete all previous versions of the mod and clean your localthumbcache before installing this! Also from the products package choose ONLY ONE version!
Comments
Pied Piper
I'm glad everything works fine now! No need to worry it's better to ask questions than to not know what is causing the problem, I'm more than happy to help! :)
Shotgun Betty
So I am pleased and utterly embarrassed to inform you that I did NOT have the products installed! I think maybe I assumed they were all inclusive to the churn as I skimmed over the back half of the links (when I see LowerIncome I just blaze right by knowing conflicts can happen with 2 of the same thing). Perhaps this is the result of late night/early morning downloads LOL Thank you SO much for being so patient with my struggles and for your prompt and kind replies! I am so very pleased it all seems to be working now, I just need to raise my Dairy Production skill now! I successfully made yogurt and broke into smaller packages and also bought the Production book from the bookshelf. Seems great now! Thanks again Piper, you've been great with my idiocy!! xoxo
Pied Piper
Hi, just one more question. Did you try to test just the churn without any other mods installed? Maybe something is conflicting with the churn that I am nt aware of. Also, do you have installed the products package as well? You need the churn and products package installed to have items showing up in menu. Also, make sure the package is not too deep into foulders. Make sure is directly in the mods foulder. Can you please test these and tell me if the issue still persists.
Shotgun Betty
Hi again! I am SO sorry if I'm replying in the wrong place, I can't find my original query as there are multiple links to the dairy churn to its various versions. I accidentally deleted your reply email when clearing out other already answered ones so I don't have the original link to our conversation. About the churn not working for me you asked if I am using the correct one and not a decor one, I have recently had to do a 50/50 so all decor churns have been removed and the only one in game (I'm still loading mods up) is yours. I CAN click on the churn but the only menu is to Upgrade to Self Cleaning or Add Infuser. There are no other options. I've deleted the old one in game, bought a new one and placed in middle of yard to make sure there were no pathing problems I was creating. Same thing, no menu but the upgrade option. I assume the version I am using is the most recent one, which is this v2.0. I originally found it through a link to v1.something but chased this one down here to make sure I had the most updated. Maybe I'm using the wrong one?
Pied Piper
Hi, this mod is made so to be compatible with SCCO, every milk that contain Srsly's tag is compatible, however I personally do not modify ingredients that are in the game, this is usually done by the creaotr of SCCO :)
Lady D
Does not accept cottage living milk?
