Implement a button that empties the fodder contained in troughs and chicken coops.
+Destroying a trough doesn't spill its content on the ground, just deletes it.
Moderator note: merged two other threads with this one that had basically the same requests in them. In one them, there was the additional request of an "inspect" so the the quality of fodder could be seen or just displaying that info. --MagicManICT
"Empty" button for trough and chicken coop
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"Empty" button for trough and chicken coop
by wickerman_156 » Sun Sep 20, 2015 1:55 am
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Reason: merged topics; added information about the other threads.
Reason: merged topics; added information about the other threads.
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Re: "Empty" button for trough and chicken coop
by Sevenless » Sun Sep 20, 2015 2:32 am
wickerman_156 wrote:Implement a button that empties the fodder contained in troughs and chicken coops.
+Destroying a trough doesn't spill its content on the ground, just deletes it.
I'm pretty sure a trough doesn't actually know what's inside it. Just averages the values and fills a bar. It'd take a lot of work to reverse that, for relatively little ingame benefit.
Knowing the quality of the fodder would be nice though.
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Re: "Empty" button for trough and chicken coop
by GenghisKhan44 » Sun Sep 20, 2015 2:36 am
Sevenless wrote:wickerman_156 wrote:Implement a button that empties the fodder contained in troughs and chicken coops.
+Destroying a trough doesn't spill its content on the ground, just deletes it.
I'm pretty sure a trough doesn't actually know what's inside it. Just averages the values and fills a bar. It'd take a lot of work to reverse that, for relatively little ingame benefit.
Knowing the quality of the fodder would be nice though.
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Re: "Empty" button for trough and chicken coop
by jorb » Sun Sep 20, 2015 9:16 am
You can use buckets, but, yeah, I guess that could be neat.
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Re: "Empty" button for trough and chicken coop
by Carebear » Thu Sep 24, 2015 10:30 pm
+1 for this idea, but it would also be nice to expand it for not only an easy-empty but an easier way to fill it. After adding 1000's of beets, carrots, etc the click-fest is just a bit much.
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Feed Troughs
by boreial » Fri Feb 12, 2016 11:23 am
could it be made so that the feed troughs have a flower menu with "examine" (checks avg q's of contents. and amount in trough), and "empty/dump" (self explanatory)
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Re: Feed Troughs
by Amanda44 » Fri Feb 12, 2016 11:42 am
+1 ... I hate it that we can't see average quality of fodder!
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Re: Feed Troughs
by DarkHPG » Sun Feb 14, 2016 2:20 am
I've been posting for awhile now that the inspect feature should be used to display quality swill of trough/coop.
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Re: Feed Troughs
by sabinati » Sun Feb 14, 2016 5:18 am
Not that I disagree, but you can check it with a bucket
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