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Dataslycer
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Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
how many times do we have to click to get every single carrot or seed or beet+leaf into the troughs. My finger is bugging me to suggest this feature so it will not be overworked.
If you keep focusing on the shadow behind, you will not see the light in front of you.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
Being successful isn't just about hard work and succeeding, it is also about picking yourself up when you fail.
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Windforce
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slipper
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
Left click on the carrot
Hold shift + right click on the trough
Hold shift + right click on the trough
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burgingham
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
Yeah, he knows that. It still still a pita. So +1 to the suggestion.
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Tonkyhonk
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sabinati
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
tbh i'm suprised this wasn't added a long time ago
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Wolfang
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
I think doing it manually adds to the realism.

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Tonkyhonk
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
we should at least be able to pour seeds out of a seedbag at once into a trough if adding to the realism.Wolfang wrote:I think doing it manually adds to the realism.
pouring veges out of a sack should work too for the same reason imo.
*edit* not sure if "pour" is the right word to use for veges...but i hope you get the meaning
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DatOneGuy
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
+1
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BWithey
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Re: Wheeling fodders into troughs/coop
Definitely +1
Of course, fodder bags would be nice, working like a seed bag. Click and scroll, anything in your inventory that counts as feed goes into the bag. Left click the bag, right click the feedtrough.. Done.
Of course, fodder bags would be nice, working like a seed bag. Click and scroll, anything in your inventory that counts as feed goes into the bag. Left click the bag, right click the feedtrough.. Done.
