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CDS_FoodCans
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6 Aug @ 4:12am
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CDS_FoodCans

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CDS CANNED MEAT

FROM CUSTOM DAYZ SERVICES

Highlighted in this mod is the ability to craft canned food from meat
- Craftable canned meat for hardcore survival
- Requires hunting and cooking skill
- Supports all animal meats (except human)
- Fully server-friendly and configurable


- Combine Rock Salt + Empty Tin Can to make a Jar of Salt
- Add 90%+ quality boiled meat to the salt jar to can it
- Lower-quality or rotten meat cannot be canned
- Makes long-lasting food for survival servers

- Perfect for servers removing vanilla food spawns
- Encourages hunting and resource management

Important
- Repacking is allowed
- Editing is allowed
- Selling this mod is strictly forbidden

Originally by AnarchyDayZ – repaired and maintained by CDS


DISCORD - CONNORCDS - TBAG1990
CDS DISCORD GROUP - https://discord.gg/customdayzservices
AUTHOR - Custom DayZ Services (CDS)


2 Comments
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Sparky 30 Oct @ 10:10am 
As a followup, thank you again for this mod. I've added it to my Seed of Life: Namalsk [QoLSurvivalBalance ModPack] . Very helpful, thanks!
Sparky 4 Oct @ 2:51pm 
Great idea for a mod and it's been working well in my testing. One thing I have noticed is that bear/wolf meat becomes "safe" once canned and then consumed. Not horrible since crafting it requires finding two items and cooking the meat in a specific way already but might be an improvement if feasible. Even better, something the server owner can toggle ie "safe_bear_meat / safe_wolf_meat" to allow flexibility.

Either way, thanks for making this.