Nutrition (Stat)

See also: Max Nutrition, Saturation, and Food

Nutrition (Stat) is a stat: How nutritious this food is. Its minimum allowed value is 0. Its default value is 0.

Stat Parts[edit]

Body Size[edit]

Nutrition = Nutrition × Body Size

Body Size Factor is determined by the lifestage of a pawn. This value is 1 by default for most adult / fully formed pawns, or for those with only one applicable lifestage: resulting in no impact to nutrition.

Base Body Size is determined by the race of a pawn: Humans have a base body size of 1.

These are the 2 factors for calculating the resulting pawn's body size:

Body Size = Body Size Factor × Base Body Size

Natural Not Missing Body Parts Coverage[edit]

Nutrition = Nutrition × Coverage of Intact Natural Body Parts

Coverage of Intact Natural Body Parts = Coverage of Body Parts - Coverage of Missing Natural Body Parts

Plant Growth Nutrition Factor[edit]

Nutrition = Nutrition × Nutrition Factor From Growth

Plant Growth is a value ranging from 0~1: by default it is 0.15, or 15%.

Nutrition Factor From Growth is a multiplier on nutrition gained from plants, based on Plant Growth.

For sowable plants:

Nutrition Factor From Growth = Plant Growth

For non-sowable plants:

Nutrition Factor From Growth = 0.5 + 0.5 × Plant Growth

Is Flesh[edit]

Nutrition = Nutrition × Is Flesh

Is Flesh is determined by whether or not the flesh type of a pawn's race is organic.

If the flesh type is organic: Is Flesh = 1

If the flesh type is not organic:

Is Flesh = 0

In other words: organic pawns have nutrition, and non organic pawns do not. Organic flesh types include Normal, Insectoid, Entity Flesh , and Fleshbeast : i.e. Humans, all Animals, Insectoids, and Fleshbeasts , Sightstealers , Noctols , Fleshmass nuclei , Gorehulks , Devourers , and Chimeras . Non organic flesh types include: Mechanoid and Entity Mechanical : i.e. all Mechanoids, and Nociospheres , Metalhorrors , and Revenants .

Is Corpse Fresh[edit]

Nutrition = Nutrition × Is Corpse Fresh Is Corpse Fresh is determined by the rot stage of a corpse. The three stages are:

Fresh
Rotting
Dessicated

If the rot stage is fresh:

Is Corpse Fresh = 1

Otherwise:

Is Corpse Fresh = 0

If a corpse is not rottable, then it is always considered fresh (e.g. Unnatural corpses ).

In other words: fresh corpses have nutrition, and rotting or dessicated corpses do not.

Calculating Nutrition[edit]

For Plants: Nutrition = Base Nutrition × Nutrition Factor From Growth

For Corpses: Nutrition = × Body Size × Coverage of Body Parts × Is Flesh × Is Corpse Fresh

Bases[edit]

Plants: Click to

	Plant	Nutrition
	Agarilux	0.75
	Agave	0.2
	Alocasia	0.5
	Ambrosia bush	0.5
	Astragalus	0.25
	Bamboo tree	1.5
	Berry bush	0.5
	Birch tree	2
	Brambles	0.5
	Bryolux	0.3
	Bush	0.5
	Cecropia tree	1.5
	Chokevine	0.25
	Clivia	0.5
	Cocoa tree	1.5
	Corn plant	0.4
	Cotton plant	0.2
	Cypress tree	2
	Dandelions	0.25
	Daylily	0.05
	Devilstrand mushroom	0.2
	Drago tree	2
	Giant rafflesia	0.5
	Glowstool	0.5
	Grass	0.5
	Haygrass	0.3
	Healroot	0.2
	Hop plant	0.2
	Low shrubs	0.25
	Maple tree	2
	Moss	0.5
	Oak tree	2
	Palm tree	1.5
	Pincushion cactus	0.25
	Pine tree	2
	Poplar tree	1.5
	Potato plant	0.25
	Psychoid plant	0.2
	Rice plant	0.175
	Rose	0.05
	Saguaro cactus	2
	Smokeleaf plant	0.2
	Strawberry plant	0.2
	Tall grass	0.5
	Teak tree	2
	Timbershroom	2
	Wild healroot	0.2
	Willow tree	2
	Harbinger tree	2
	Gray grass	0.5
	Gray pine tree	2
	Pebble cactus	0.25
	Rat palm tree	2
	Ripthorn	0.5
	Toxipotato plant	0.25
	Witchwood tree	2
	Bonsai tree	0.25
	Gauranlen tree	2
	Nutrifungus	0.25
	Archean tree	1.15
	Fireweed	0.25
	Magma cactus	0.25
	Night grass	0.5
	Night rafflesia	0.5
	Psilocap	0.5
	Reeds	0.5
	Snagroot tree	2
	Tall yellow grass	0.5
	Willowgill	2
	Yellow grass	0.5
	Anima tree	2

Food and drugs: Click to

	Item	Nutrition
	Agave fruit	0.05
	Ambrosia	0.2
	Beer	0.08
	Berries	0.05
	Carnivore fine meal	0.9
	Carnivore lavish meal	1
	Cassowary egg (fert.)	0.5
	Chicken egg (fert.)	0.25
	Chicken egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Chocolate	0.1
	Cobra egg (fert.)	0.25
	Corn	0.05
	Duck egg (fert.)	0.25
	Duck egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Emu egg (fert.)	0.5
	Fine meal	0.9
	Goose egg (fert.)	0.5
	Goose egg (unfert.)	0.5
	Hay	0.05
	Human meat	0.05
	Iguana egg (fert.)	0.25
	Insect jelly	0.05
	Insect meat	0.05
	Kibble	0.05
	Lavish meal	1
	Meat	0.05
	Milk	0.05
	Nutrient paste meal	0.9
	Ostrich egg (fert.)	0.6
	Packaged survival meal	0.9
	Pemmican	0.05
	Potatoes	0.05
	Raw fungus	0.05
	Rice	0.05
	Simple meal	0.9
	Tortoise egg (fert.)	0.25
	Turkey egg (fert.)	0.5
	Vegetarian fine meal	0.9
	Vegetarian lavish meal	1
	Twisted meat	0.05
	Baby food	0.05
	Hemogen pack	0.1
	Toxfish	0.05
	Toxipotatoes	0.05
	Alligator egg (fert.)	0.5
	Alligator egg (unfert.)	0.5
	Bass	0.25
	Bluebird egg (fert.)	0.25
	Bluebird egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Bluefish	0.25
	Catfish	0.5
	Cod	0.25
	Crow egg (fert.)	0.25
	Crow egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Dogfish	0.5
	Flamingo egg (fert.)	0.5
	Flamingo egg (fert.)	0.5
	Flounder	0.5
	Frostfish	0.5
	Guppy	0.05
	Heron egg (fert.)	0.5
	Heron egg (unfert.)	0.5
	Macaw egg (fert.)	0.25
	Macaw egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Marlin	0.5
	Monitor lizard egg (fert.)	0.25
	Monitor lizard egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Peafowl egg (fert.)	0.25
	Peafowl egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Penguin egg (fert.)	0.5
	Penguin egg (unfert.)	0.5
	Piranha	0.25
	Psilocap	0.1
	Quail egg (fert.)	0.25
	Quail egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Salmon	0.25
	Sea turtle egg (fert.)	0.5
	Sea turtle egg (unfert.)	0.5
	Sparrow egg (fert.)	0.25
	Sparrow egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Swan egg (fert.)	0.25
	Swan egg (unfert.)	0.25
	Tilapia	0.25
	Tuna	0.5
	Vulture egg (fert.)	0.25
	Vulture egg (unfert.)	0.25

Animals: Click to

	Animal	Body Size
	Alpaca	1
	Alphabeaver	0.45
	Arctic fox	0.55
	Arctic wolf	0.85
	Bison	2.4
	Boomalope	2
	Boomrat	0.2
	Capybara	0.75
	Caribou	1
	Cassowary	0.6
	Cat	0.32
	Chicken	0.3
	Chinchilla	0.35
	Cobra	0.25
	Cougar	1
	Cow	2.4
	Deer	1.2
	Donkey	1.4
	Dromedary	2.1
	Duck	0.3
	Elephant	4
	Elk	2.1
	Emu	0.6
	Fennec fox	0.55
	Gazelle	0.7
	Goat	0.75
	Goose	0.6
	Grizzly bear	2.15
	Guinea pig	0.2
	Hare	0.2
	Horse	2.4
	Human	1
	Husky	0.86
	Ibex	1
	Iguana	0.4
	Labrador retriever	0.75
	Lynx	0.6
	Megascarab	0.2
	Megasloth	4
	Megaspider	1.2
	Monkey	0.35
	Muffalo	2.4
	Ostrich	1
	Panther	1
	Pig	1.7
	Polar bear	2.15
	Raccoon	0.4
	Rat	0.2
	Red fox	0.55
	Rhinoceros	3
	Sheep	0.75
	Snowhare	0.2
	Spelopede	0.8
	Squirrel	0.2
	Thrumbo	4
	Timber wolf	0.85
	Tortoise	0.5
	Turkey	0.6
	Warg	1.4
	Wild boar	0.85
	Yak	2.1
	Yorkshire terrier	0.32
	Creepjoiner	1
	Toxalope	1.4
	Waste rat	0.3
	Barkskin dryad	0.65
	Berrymaker dryad	0.667
	Carrier dryad	0.667
	Clawer dryad	0.667
	Gaumaker dryad	0.667
	Immature dryad	0.667
	Medicinemaker dryad	0.667
	Woodmaker dryad	0.667
	Alligator	1.5
	Alpha thrumbo	5
	Armadillo	0.4
	Badger	0.6
	Bluebird	0.15
	Bog hound	0.85
	Bullfrog	0.2
	Colossus toad	0.8
	Crow	0.15
	Flamingo	0.6
	Gorilla	2
	Greatwolf	1.5
	Hermit crab	0.2
	Heron	0.6
	Hippo	2.8
	Hive queen	4.5
	Larva	0.2
	Lava snail	0.9
	Locust	0.6
	Macaw	0.35
	Mastodon	4.5
	Megavole	0.8
	Mink	0.35
	Monitor lizard	0.6
	Moose	2.5
	Muskox	2.5
	Otter	0.4
	Panda	1.5
	Peafowl	0.6
	Penguin	0.6
	Porcupine	0.35
	Prairie dog	0.2
	Quail	0.25
	Scimitar cat	1.3
	Sea lion	1.2
	Sea turtle	0.5
	Seal	0.8
	Sparrow	0.12
	Stone crab	0.3
	Swan	0.6
	Tiger	1.4
	Vulture	0.6
	Walrus	2
	Wolverine	0.7

Factors[edit]

Lifestage[edit]

Life Stage	Body Size Factor	Food Max Factor	Max Food
Baby	0.2	0.625	0.125
Child	0.35	2.286	0.8
Teenager	0.8	1.25	1
Larva (Insect)	0.2	2	0.4
Immature (Insect)	0.5	1.5	0.75
Baby (Animal)	0.2	3	0.6
Baby (Tiny Animal)	0.1	6	0.6
Juvenile (Animal)	0.5	1.5	0.75
Preteen	0.7	1.552	0.9

Stat Def Data[edit]

Def Name Label Label For Full Stat List Offset Label Attributes	Description	Category	Parameters	Complex Parameters	Display Priority In Category
Def Name: Nutrition Label: nutrition	How nutritious this food is.	Display Order: 2 Def Name: BasicsNonPawnImportant Label: Basics Display All By Default: false	Default Base Value: 0 Min Value: 0 Show If Undefined: false To String Style: FloatTwo	Parts: StatPart_BodySize StatPart_NaturalNotMissingBodyPartsCoverage StatPart_PlantGrowthNutritionFactor StatPart_IsFlesh StatPart_IsCorpseFresh	3000