Moonbyes They can do this themselves, and it would take less than 5 minutes. I won't patch that mod

hi there! not sure if you are open to people requesting for other mods to be included in this one, but Decor Bazaar has a lot of similar items in my handbook that could be condensed and i love what your mod does.

MikhaelPerrin I don't see a reason why it should be updated

I really love this mod, do you have any plans to update it to 1.19.x?

Plz, can u add to affected mods "From Golden Combs"? It spammed all of our handbook, especially hammer tab with unused recipes.
(we play on v.1.17.11)

I understand, that's isn't your job, cause that's FGC issues.
FGS mod is a little abanonded, but still working and have no alternatives (or I just don't know another good bees mods)
It will be very pleasant, if u could help!

Yes, that is why I said it was being conflated. My comment was in regards to actuallyasriel mistaking Alchemy's problem with IDs in some way being related to overrides.

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The remark about the overrides was that they have to be loaded from disk, parsed, and then processed to replace the original value. This I stated to be so insignificant as to not cause any performance hit, and only doing so for the initial load.

Neuroschmancer "Overrides" don't increase memory use, while too many IDs are. Although Tyron knows more about it

I think Alchemy's problem with having too many IDs which causes increased memory use is being conflated with the use of overrides. However, I do not see anything in Expanded Food's comment history or git repo that indicates anything like this.

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It should be noted that the memory footprint of an override is the same as the original. It simply replaces the value that is stored in memory. Perhaps it will require more loading and processing time to grab and replace the value on initial load, but that should be so insignificant as to not cause any performance hit.

Yeah, this is the first time I'm hearing anything about that.

What overrides? I can't find any mentions in those mods about fixing such issue

> FPS drops are caused by the game itself, the mod has no code (read as no new features/mechanics) to cause that, it uses only what the game offers.

Overzealous use of overrides is a major cause of FPS drops, even in a pure content mod. See Expanded Foods and Alchemy's recent updates fixing that exact issue.

Also, what crashes are you getting? Sedition1917

FPS drops are caused by the game itself, the mod has no code (read as no new features/mechanics) to cause that, it uses only what the game offers.

This mod was causing FPS drops to 0 and CTD when looking at certain handbook recipes. Possibly conflicting with Primitive SUrvival, but couldn't say for sure. Disabling this mod fixed both issues.