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How to Make Kibble in Rimworld: A Guide for Animal Lovers

Kibble is a type of food that can be used to feed and tame almost any animal in Rimworld, a sci-fi colony simulator game. Kibble is made from a combination of meat and plant sources, and has several advantages over other types of food. In this article, we will explain how to make kibble in Rimworld, what ingredients you need, and why you should use it for your animals.

What is Kibble and Why Use It?

Kibble is a type of animal feed that can be cooked at a butcher spot or butcher table. It requires 1 unit of nutrition from vegetarian items, such as corn, rice, or haygrass, and 1 unit of nutrition from meat or animal products, such as horse meat, monkey meat, or even human meat. A batch of kibble produces 50 units at a butcher table, or 35 units at a butcher spot.

Kibble has several benefits over other types of food:

• It does not spoil. Unlike most other foods, kibble does not rot and can be stored indefinitely if kept indoors. It will still deteriorate if left outside or unroofed, but it will not spoil even if left unrefrigerated.

• It has high nutrition efficiency. Kibble provides 0.05 nutrition per unit, which means it produces more nutrition than the raw ingredients used to make it. For example, 20 rice and 20 insect meat provide 2 units of nutrition each, but they can be turned into 50 units of kibble that provide 2.5 units of nutrition in total.

• It reduces overeating. Animals will eat an entire meal, even if they would overeat. Kibble and pemmican satiate 0.05 nutrition per unit, which greatly reduces overeating. For example, a chicken can only store 0.3 nutrition in their stomach; they would consume 5-6 kibble when hungry, but a full meal every time. The smaller an animal is, the larger the effect of overeating.

• It allows feeding animals with different diets. Kibble can be used to feed herbivores with meat and carnivores with plants. This can be useful if you have limited food sources or want to use undesirable foods like human meat or insect meat.

Kibble also has some drawbacks:

• It requires cooking. Kibble cannot be harvested or hunted like raw food; it requires a butcher spot or table and a pawn assigned to cooking.

• It gives a mood penalty to humans. Humans can eat kibble, but they will get a -12 "Ate kibble" mood penalty. This is the only way for humans to eat haygrass, but it is not recommended unless you have no other options.

• It does not mask the mood penalties from eating undesirable foods. Humans will get all the relevant moodlets from eating kibble made from human meat or insect meat, in addition to the one from the kibble itself.

How to Make Kibble in Rimworld?

To make kibble in Rimworld, you need to follow these steps:

• Gather the ingredients. You need 20 meat and 20 vegetables for each batch of kibble. You can use any type of meat or animal product, and any type of plant or vegetarian item. You can also use haygrass as a vegetarian item, which is the plant with the highest yield per day.

• Build a butcher spot or table. You need a place to cook the kibble. A butcher spot is a temporary work station that can be placed anywhere without any materials or power. A butcher table is a permanent work station that requires wood or steel and power to operate.

• Add a bill to make kibble. Select your butcher spot or table and click on "Add bill". Then choose "Make kibble" from the menu. You can adjust the details of the bill, such as how many times to repeat it, what ingredients to use, and where to store the kibble.

• Assign a pawn to cooking. You need a pawn with the cooking skill to make the kibble. The higher the skill level, the faster they will work. You can prioritize the cooking job 51082c0ec5