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--- moon [2023/02/14 13:03] – freth
+++ moon [2023/02/15 14:18] (current) – freth
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-NOTE:  There is no affinity offset anymore on Mythmoor.  All affinities are the same for every player, so there is no math necessary.  This information is being posted here for posterity.
+NOTE:  There is no affinity offset anymore on Mythmoor.  All affinities are the same for every player, so there is no per-player math necessary, but you still have to figure out Mythmoor's values.  You may want to read the [[https://freth.us/player/doku.php?id=food|Food Affinity How To]] page first, as it explains the math a bit better.
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 * toon offset: x
-* cooker plain oven:  ID 178 or 40 (result of 178 mod 138).
+* cooker plain oven:  ID 178 would be 40 (result of 178 mod 138).
 * container pottery bowl:  ID 77
 * ingredient raw whole pumpkin:  template  33 + vegetarian 22 + raw-whole 0 + real-template -10
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 * 2 + 116 = 392
 - 300 is character offset. And in Ogare's case that is 92.
 I chose times two because it fit well with the summed 300 value. For other toons and different recipes it might be a smaller or a larger value. Quotient or Q is irrelevant for affinity math so whether it's a 0, 1, 2, ... it doesn't matter as long as  0 <= x <= 137.
-===== unfermented moonshine =====
+===== Unfermented Moonshine =====
 This is the best beverage item to make for affinities. If you want other beverage drinks a similar process applies with a different container or cooker.
-Ogare's offset 92
-oven cooker, 40
+* Ogare's offset, 92 (Ogare is the author's character name)
-cauldron container, 75
+* oven cooker, 40
-water ingredient, 6
+* cauldron container, 75
-sugar ingredient, 47
+* water ingredient, 6
-fried pumpkin, 46
+* sugar ingredient, 47
+* fried pumpkin, 46
 ((92+40+75+6+47+46) mod 138) + 1 = 31 or Religion.
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 ===== Ingredients =====
 All ingredients consist of this:  template + material + state + real-template. Summed values can be modulo by 138 if desired. All the identifier numbers are pulled from WU code, and yes they are correct for WO. Wurm code uses -10 for real template as an equivalent for none. Most ingredients don't have real template. Given the numbers come from WU it would be useful to have a list of all food stuff already extracted from WU code. But I haven't done that and I usually look up what I need. I realize this isn't ideal for others. I've wanted to make that list and have been putting it off.
+===== Notes =====
+Aging Wine and Alcohol:
+* Oak barrels give a small boost to aging distilled alcohol and wine.
+* Being on deed, underground inside a building gives a major boost to aging distilled alcohol and wine.
+Changes to end Affinity:
+* Rare stills add +1 to the affinity of alcohol made inside them.
+* Green grape juice adds +13 to a recipe for affinites.
+* Salty Water adds +16 where as water adds +6 for affinities
+* Pre-fermentation Alcohol affinities follow normal cooking rules for affinities
+* When adding ingredients the amount of water doesn't change the affinity but each other ingredient extra does.
+* When filling a container with several different batches of gin, It always takes the affinity of whatever was inside the container first. I assume it works this way for all drinks but have not tested beyond alcohol.
+* Rare barrels do not affect fermentation end affinity.
+* Beers, ales and the like have a set affinity each one gives.