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Editing Category talk:DF2012:Incomplete butchering returns
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I think it's possible to calculate butchering returns from the raws, rather than observing it empirically. | I think it's possible to calculate butchering returns from the raws, rather than observing it empirically. | ||
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::::Ha, figured it out! The problem was twofold: first, the relative thicknesses are rounded beforehand to the nearest tenth of a percent, and they don't always add up to 100 percent. In addition, I was neglecting to take into account the fact that not all returns are the same size; e.g., fat globs are smaller than sweetbreads, so you can get more from a given amount of fat. I've worked up a Lua script for DFHack that will figure this all out, but as to whether it'd be practical to implement such a function on the wiki... hard to say. (There's also another problem: the figures in the raws are for the animal's "default" state. Exercise bulks up the muscle, eating a lot bulks up the fat... it may well be that there's some systemic bias away from the default state for a given animal).--[[User:Zzedar|Zzedar]] ([[User talk:Zzedar|talk]]) 02:32, 27 April 2013 (UTC) | ::::Ha, figured it out! The problem was twofold: first, the relative thicknesses are rounded beforehand to the nearest tenth of a percent, and they don't always add up to 100 percent. In addition, I was neglecting to take into account the fact that not all returns are the same size; e.g., fat globs are smaller than sweetbreads, so you can get more from a given amount of fat. I've worked up a Lua script for DFHack that will figure this all out, but as to whether it'd be practical to implement such a function on the wiki... hard to say. (There's also another problem: the figures in the raws are for the animal's "default" state. Exercise bulks up the muscle, eating a lot bulks up the fat... it may well be that there's some systemic bias away from the default state for a given animal).--[[User:Zzedar|Zzedar]] ([[User talk:Zzedar|talk]]) 02:32, 27 April 2013 (UTC) | ||
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