Overview

This mod adds a new tool jam spoon, which lets you scoop jam from cooking pots and crocks.
Scooped jam can be used to make jam sandwiches and jam pies.

Usage and Crafting

First, craft a jam spoon using a knife and some sticks.

Next, right-click a jam-filled cooking pot or crock with the spoon.
You'll obtain two scoops of jam from each serving.
* The pot or crock must be on the ground. If it's still on a shelf or on a firepit, take it down to the ground first.

Scoops of jam can be put in pies:

Also you can craft jam sandwiches:

Tips

• Jam spoons can be stored in tool racks.
• Scoops of jam spoil twice as fast as jam stored in a pot or crock, so it would be better scooping right before use. 

Note

Current technical limitation for scooping jam:

• The cooking pots or crocks must be on the ground.
• The two fruits in the jam must have the same nutrition value. For example, Red Currant-Pomegranate jam can be scooped because both have 80 nutrition, while Red currant-Cranberry jam cannot (80 and 60).
• The jam must be a vanilla jam. It can't include modded fruits, nor come from modded recipe (e.g. 2 fruits and no honey).

Among these, "equal fruit nutrition" and "vanilla recipe" limitation can be ignored to allow scooping anyway, by /soj strict-jam-check 0 command.
However, this may cause nutrition inconsistencies, for example, gaining two 200-nutrition scoops from a 320-nutrition jam.
Use this option only if you accept these inconsistencies.

These technical limitation may be removed in future updates.
If you encounter a particularly troublesome or frequently inconvenient case, feel free to let me know.

Commands

Server side

/soj strict-jam-check [0/1]

Passing 0 disables strict checks before scooping.
See Usage and Crafting > Note section for more details.

Help/Contact

If you encounter any problems or have feature requests, please do one of the following:

• Post in the forum thread for this mod on the Vintage Story Discord server (click Homepage tab on this page).
• Create an issue on the GitHub (click Issue Tracker tab on this page)

These methods align with how I handle reports for other mods (even for other games), making it easier for me to track and respond.
Note: Comments on this page are rarely checked.

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