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Mushy please! Glowy, cooly!

I've been missing my mushroom farms. Really helps during winters before hydroponics get set up.

Any one know if this will work in A12?

I'm curious what the return rate is on materials? Do we get a fraction of the material used to make the clothing or the whole shebang? Cause the latter would be fairly powerful.

how warm a room can get depends on how large it is, how many heaters and how cold is it outside. having a small room in a desert with tons of heaters will make it a sauna, where a massive room in the tundra with one heater will make next to no difference

4) Spare organs or limbs are useful for replacing missing or damaged ones. In case of the let's say a heart, if someone has a wound that damages the heart (NOT destroys) and if your doctor does a shoddy job, the colonist may have a scar/wound that gives a debuff to them. Having spares allows you to put a fresh brand-new organ in.

Just wondering what difference this has from the vanilla cryptosleep caskets? Is it just smaller?

Looking at this mod I can't help but wonder, wouldn't the machining bench be a more suitable choice than the smithing table? Seeing as how firearms are composed of many small intricate parts that you can't make by heating metal and hitting it with a hammer, which is "smithing".

The multi-grain compostion of whiskey was why I was wondering as to why you picked bourbon as the name (other than my suspicion that you're a yankee), but I understand the colloquialism of bourbon as whiskey for the sake of simplicity. In Canada there's a similar situation with whiskey, it gets called rye instead of rye-whiskey (even though corn is actually the "main" ingredient in rye-whiskey).

Wouldn't the bourbon be technically called whiskey, since it's not "made" in the states?