British And Canadian Potato / Corn Chip Processing Plant v 1.0.3
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Versione
v 1.0.3
1 settimana fa
The British and Canadian Processing Plant’s are variations of the same manufacturing process with the nations branding, giving you a feel for home!
The British variant has a smaller footprint to accomodate UK style maps where as the Canadian Plant will blend into a North American style farm.
Both versions additionally have a small shed which will produce at a much slower rate however cycles/month are not shared between product output, unlike their larger counterparts. There is a slightly higher production cost to accomodate that the raw products are processed offsite and redelivered to the shed for your convenience!
The British Processing Plant also benefits from a UK Government grant application for the addition of Solar Panels. Solar Panel Income: Approx £550/month
Potato Chip (Crisp) Plant
Inputs:
Potato x100
Oil x5 (Any base game oil’s)
Tomato x10
Cheese x10
Spring Onion x10
Chilli x10
Garlic x10
Corn Chip (Tortilla) Plant
Inputs:
Corn x300
Oil x5 (Any base game oil’s)
Tomato x10
Cheese x10
Spring Onion x10
Chilli x10
Garlic x10
Changelog: +
Changelog 1.0.0.3
– Corrected a bug that prevented Blended Oil Pallets working
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.2
– Updated monthly prices and production speed slightly.
– Added ability to produce corn oil. (For production use or direct selling. Will not produce pallets)
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1
– Corrected issue where pallet was lightweight but not liftable.
– Corrected Large Productions to have same cycles per month & costs
Credits:
MrDexxx
The British variant has a smaller footprint to accomodate UK style maps where as the Canadian Plant will blend into a North American style farm.
Both versions additionally have a small shed which will produce at a much slower rate however cycles/month are not shared between product output, unlike their larger counterparts. There is a slightly higher production cost to accomodate that the raw products are processed offsite and redelivered to the shed for your convenience!
The British Processing Plant also benefits from a UK Government grant application for the addition of Solar Panels. Solar Panel Income: Approx £550/month
Potato Chip (Crisp) Plant
Inputs:
Potato x100
Oil x5 (Any base game oil’s)
Tomato x10
Cheese x10
Spring Onion x10
Chilli x10
Garlic x10
Corn Chip (Tortilla) Plant
Inputs:
Corn x300
Oil x5 (Any base game oil’s)
Tomato x10
Cheese x10
Spring Onion x10
Chilli x10
Garlic x10
Changelog: +
Changelog 1.0.0.3
– Corrected a bug that prevented Blended Oil Pallets working
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.2
– Updated monthly prices and production speed slightly.
– Added ability to produce corn oil. (For production use or direct selling. Will not produce pallets)
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1
– Corrected issue where pallet was lightweight but not liftable.
– Corrected Large Productions to have same cycles per month & costs
Credits:
MrDexxx
Versione
v 1.0.2
3 mesi fa
You get a sense of familiarity from the British and Canadian Processing Plants, which are variants of the same manufacturing process with the national branding!
The Canadian plant will integrate into a North American-style farm, while the British version has a smaller area to fit UK-style maps.
Additionally, both variants contain a tiny shed that will generate at a much slower pace. However, unlike their bigger counterparts, cycles/month are not split amongst product production. Because the raw materials are processed off-site and then re-delivered to the shed for your convenience, the manufacturing cost is a little more.
Additionally, a grant application from the UK Government for the installation of solar panels helps the British Processing Plant. Income from solar panels: around £550 per month
Crisp potato chip Plant inputs include: 5 potatoes, 100 oil, or any kind of base game oil.
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Tortilla corn chip Plant Inputs: 5 x 300 Corn Oil (any kind of base game oil)
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Changelog: +
ChangeLog: 1.0.2 – Monthly pricing and production speed were somewhat updated.
The capacity to generate corn oil was added. (For direct sale or usage in manufacturing). won't make pallets.
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1 – Fixed a problem where the pallet was light but could not be lifted.
Large Productions' expenses were adjusted to have the same cycles each month.
Thanks to Mr. Dexxx
The Canadian plant will integrate into a North American-style farm, while the British version has a smaller area to fit UK-style maps.
Additionally, both variants contain a tiny shed that will generate at a much slower pace. However, unlike their bigger counterparts, cycles/month are not split amongst product production. Because the raw materials are processed off-site and then re-delivered to the shed for your convenience, the manufacturing cost is a little more.
Additionally, a grant application from the UK Government for the installation of solar panels helps the British Processing Plant. Income from solar panels: around £550 per month
Crisp potato chip Plant inputs include: 5 potatoes, 100 oil, or any kind of base game oil.
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Tortilla corn chip Plant Inputs: 5 x 300 Corn Oil (any kind of base game oil)
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Changelog: +
ChangeLog: 1.0.2 – Monthly pricing and production speed were somewhat updated.
The capacity to generate corn oil was added. (For direct sale or usage in manufacturing). won't make pallets.
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1 – Fixed a problem where the pallet was light but could not be lifted.
Large Productions' expenses were adjusted to have the same cycles each month.
Thanks to Mr. Dexxx
Versione
v 1.0.1
5 mesi fa
You get a sense of familiarity from the British and Canadian Processing Plants, which are variants of the same manufacturing process with the national branding!
The Canadian plant will integrate into a North American-style farm, while the British version has a smaller area to fit UK-style maps.
Additionally, both variants contain a tiny shed that will generate at a much slower pace. However, unlike their bigger counterparts, cycles/month are not split amongst product production. Because the raw materials are processed off-site and then re-delivered to the shed for your convenience, the manufacturing cost is a little more.
Additionally, a grant application from the UK Government for the installation of solar panels helps the British Processing Plant. Income from solar panels: around £550 per month
Crisp potato chip Plant inputs include: 5 potatoes, 100 oil, or any kind of base game oil.
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Tortilla corn chip Plant Inputs: 5 x 300 Corn Oil (any kind of base game oil)
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Changelog: +
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1 – Fixed a problem where the pallet was light but could not be lifted.
Large Productions' expenses were adjusted to have the same cycles each month.
Thanks to Mr. Dexxx
The Canadian plant will integrate into a North American-style farm, while the British version has a smaller area to fit UK-style maps.
Additionally, both variants contain a tiny shed that will generate at a much slower pace. However, unlike their bigger counterparts, cycles/month are not split amongst product production. Because the raw materials are processed off-site and then re-delivered to the shed for your convenience, the manufacturing cost is a little more.
Additionally, a grant application from the UK Government for the installation of solar panels helps the British Processing Plant. Income from solar panels: around £550 per month
Crisp potato chip Plant inputs include: 5 potatoes, 100 oil, or any kind of base game oil.
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Tortilla corn chip Plant Inputs: 5 x 300 Corn Oil (any kind of base game oil)
Ten tomatoes, ten cheeses, ten spring onions, ten chilli, and ten garlic
Changelog: +
ChangeLog: 1.0.0.1 – Fixed a problem where the pallet was light but could not be lifted.
Large Productions' expenses were adjusted to have the same cycles each month.
Thanks to Mr. Dexxx
