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'''Saturation''' is the game mechanic that controls [[Characters]]' needs for [[Food]], and is directly tied to [[Eating]], the game mechanic which fills that need. A character with a higher saturation value has eaten recently, and is more full than another character with a low saturation level. You can view saturation of all humans and tamed animals by viewing the "Food" bar and the corresponding mouseover text in the [[Needs]] tab.
 
'''Saturation''' is the game mechanic that controls [[Characters]]' needs for [[Food]], and is directly tied to [[Eating]], the game mechanic which fills that need. A character with a higher saturation value has eaten recently, and is more full than another character with a low saturation level. You can view saturation of all humans and tamed animals by viewing the "Food" bar and the corresponding mouseover text in the [[Needs]] tab.
  
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== General mechanics ==
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==General mechanics==
 
Saturation is measured in units of [[nutrition]]. There are 2 distinct measures of saturation.
 
Saturation is measured in units of [[nutrition]]. There are 2 distinct measures of saturation.
  
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* '''Maximum nutrition''', or how much nutrition a pawn can store at any one time. It is dependent on the [[body size]] of the species as well as the ''body size factor'' and ''food max factor'' according to the pawns life stage. The function is <code>species_body_size × body_size_factor × food_max_factor</code>. For adult specimens ''body size factor'' and ''food max factor'' are both 1. An adult [[human]] (with a body size of {{Q|Human|Body Size}}) can therefore hold up to {{Q|Human|Body Size}} nutrition.
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# Maximum nutrition, or how much nutrition a pawn can store at any one time. Adult [[human]]s can hold 1.0 nutrition. For them, 1.0 nutrition is 100% saturation. This property is almost entirely controlled by [[body size]] <code> 1.0 * body_size</code>. Human teenagers (ages 13 - 17) are a special exception; they are smaller than adults, but have a special multiplier to maximum nutrition so that have the same amount of max nutrition.
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** For young humans the formula results in:
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# Hunger Rate, or how much nutrition a pawn loses per day. Adult baseline humans hunger at a rate of 1.6 nutrition per day. This is determined by species and a variety of other factors.
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*** ''Baby (0-2 years)'': {{Q|Human|Body Size}} × 0.2 × 0.625 = {{#expr:{{Q|Human|Body Size}}*0.2*0.625}} maximum nutrition
 
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*** ''Child (3-12 years)'': {{Q|Human|Body Size}} × 0.35 × 2.286 = {{#expr:{{Q|Human|Body Size}}*0.35*2.286}} maximum nutrition
 
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*** ''Teenager (13-17 years)'': {{Q|Human|Body Size}} × 0.8 × 1.25 = {{#expr:{{Q|Human|Body Size}}*0.8*1.25}} maximum nutrition (therefore same as adults)
 
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** For young insects:
 
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*** ''Larva'': species_body_size × 0.2 × 2 = species_body_size × 0.4
 
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*** ''Immature'': species_body_size × 0.5 × 1.5 = species_body_size × 0.75
 
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** For other young animals:
 
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*** ''Baby (birds)'': species_body_size × 0.1 × 6 = species_body_size × 0.6
 
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*** ''Baby (other)'': species_body_size × 0.2 × 3 = species_body_size × 0.6
 
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*** ''Juvenile'': species_body_size × 0.5 × 1.5 = species_body_size × 0.75
 
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* '''Hunger Rate''', or how much nutrition a pawn loses per day. Adult baseline humans hunger at a rate of 1.6 nutrition per day. This is determined by species and the [[Hunger Rate Factor]] explained below.
 
  
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In general, humans hunger more than similar animals. An [[alpaca]] has the same [[body size]] as a human, but only hungers at a rate of 0.44 nutrition per day. A [[megasloth]] is four times larger than a human, but hungers at the same rate. Generally, predators hunger slowly - a [[cougar]] eats less than half as much as a [[husky]], for instance.
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In general, humans hunger more than similar animals. An [[alpaca]] has the same [[body size]] as a human, but only hungers at a rate of 0.44 nutrition per day. A [[megasloth]] is four times larger than a human, but hungers at the same rate. Generally, carnivorous animals hunger slower than omnivores and herbivores - a [[coguar]] eats less than half the food of a [[husky]], for instance.
  
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=== Levels of saturation ===
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===Levels of Saturation===
 
Characters' saturation level is grouped into four thresholds: Fed, Hungry, Ravenously Hungry, and Malnourished. Each threshold exhibits different effects on a character, especially their [[Thoughts]].  
 
Characters' saturation level is grouped into four thresholds: Fed, Hungry, Ravenously Hungry, and Malnourished. Each threshold exhibits different effects on a character, especially their [[Thoughts]].  
  
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{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
 
! Label
 
! Label
 
! Saturation
 
! Saturation
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! Mood modifier<br/>(Humans)
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! Mood modifier<br>(Humans)
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! Production Rate<br/>(Animals)
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! Production Rate<br>(Animals)
 
|-
 
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| Fed
 
| Fed
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|}
 
|}
  
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Speed of animals' production ([[wool]], [[milk]], [[egg]]s or [[chemfuel]]) is also dependent on the saturation level, as seen above. Note that production is completely stopped only when 0% saturation; the "[[malnutrition]]" ailment does not have a direct impact on animal products.
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Once a pawn reaches 0% saturation, they will start becoming [[Malnutrition|malnourished]]. Malnutrition is an [[ailment]] and has an entirely separate progression to hunger rate. Malnutrition severity rises by 2% every hour, and once it reaches 100%, the pawn will die.
  
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=== Malnutrition ===
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Speed of animals' production ([[wool]], [[milk]], [[egg]]s or [[chemfuel]]) is also dependent on the saturation level (see [[Saturation#Levels of Saturation|Levels of Saturation]] below). Production is 1/2 when the animal becomes hungry, reduced to 1/4th of the normal rate when ravenously hungry, and completely stopped when in the malnourished level. Note that that is at 0% saturation, ''not'' suffering from the ailment called [[malnutrition]].
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Once a pawn reaches 0% saturation, they will start becoming malnourished.  
 
  
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When malnourished, pawns gain severity in "[[malnutrition]]". Malnutrition is an [[ailment]], with an entirely separate progression to hunger or saturation. When malnourished, ''malnutrition'' severity rises by 2% every hour, and once it reaches 100%, the pawn will die. When a pawn is fed, their malnutrition does not immediately go away, though a pawn will no longer gain malnutrition (as Saturation is no longer at 0%).  
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==Saturation Changes==
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Saturation goes down every tick (1/2500 of a game hour) depending on the character's current saturation and modifiers on their [[hunger|hunger rate]].
  
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For as long as the malnutrition ailment is active, pawns will gain increased hunger. This does not increase the rate of malnutrition severity, just the amount of food eaten after a pawn has been fed. The malnutrition severity decreases at the same rate it increases.
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The following table describes saturation changes of a common human (100% hunger rate, 1.0 max nutrition):
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== Saturation changes ==
 
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Saturation goes down every tick (1/2500 of a game hour, or 1/60 a second at level 1 game speed), depending on the character's current saturation and modifiers on their hunger rate.
 
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The following table describes saturation changes of an adult baseline human (100% hunger rate, 1.6 nutrition/day, 1.0 max nutrition):
 
  
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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|-
 
! Saturation
 
! Saturation
 
! Threshold range
 
! Threshold range
 
! Change per hour
 
! Change per hour
 
! Change per day
 
! Change per day
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! Game time in state<ref>Game time spent in the state from the upper threshold before crossing the lower threshold, assuming nothing is eaten</ref>
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! Game time in state<ref>Game time spent in the state from 100% before crossing the lower threshold, assuming no rest is gained</ref>
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! Game time since 100% food<ref>Game time spent before entering the state, assuming nothing is eaten and the starting saturation is 100%</ref>
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! Game time since 100% food<ref>Game time spent before entering the state, assuming no rest is gained and the starting saturation is 100%</ref>
 
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| Fed
 
| Fed
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| Ravenously Hungry
 
| Ravenously Hungry
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| 25% - >0%
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| 25% - 0%
 
| -1.67%
 
| -1.67%
 
| -40%
 
| -40%
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| Malnourished
 
| Malnourished
 
| 0%
 
| 0%
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| 0% <ref>Malnourished state does not impact saturation directly. Rather, it increases the "[[Malnutrition]]" [[ailment]] by 2% per hour, and if this reaches 100%, a pawn dies. This ailment will increase hunger rate of a pawn, but only after they have eaten again.</ref>
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| N/A <ref>Malnourished does not impact saturation. Rather, it increases the "Malnutrition" [[ailment]] by 2% per hour, and when this reaches 100%, a pawn dies. This ailment will increase hunger rate of a pawn, but only when they have access to food again.</ref>
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| 0%
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| N/A
 
| 50 hours
 
| 50 hours
 
| {{#expr: (0.75 / (1.6/24) ) + ( 0.125 / (0.8/24) ) + (0.125 / (0.4/24) )  round 3}} hours
 
| {{#expr: (0.75 / (1.6/24) ) + ( 0.125 / (0.8/24) ) + (0.125 / (0.4/24) )  round 3}} hours
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{{Reflist}}
 
{{Reflist}}
  
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From 100% saturation, a human can survive up to 72.5 hours before dying from malnutrition.
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==Hunger Rate Modifiers==
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{{stub|section=1|reason=Rough, possibly incomplete list}}
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The following factors will modify hunger rate:
  
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Saturation is increased by [[eating]] [[food]]. For reference, 1 unit of [[raw food]] ([[rice]], [[meat]], etc.) gives 0.05 nutrition, or 5% of a human's saturation meter. A [[simple meal]], [[fine meal]], or [[nutrient paste meal]] gives 0.9 nutrition, or 90% of a human's meter.
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===Hunger rate factor===
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All hunger rate ''factor'' modifiers stack additively. Once added up, they stack multiplicatively with other modifiers to hunger.
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== Hunger Rate Factor ==
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* [[Gourmand]] trait - {{++|50%}} hunger rate
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{{Stub|section=1|reason=Verify (and add?) modifiers from biotech. Verify in which order the modifiers are applied.}}
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* [[Smokeleaf|Stoned on smokeleaf]] - {{++|30%}} hunger rate
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The following things will modify hunger rate:
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* [[Go-juice#Withdrawal|Go-juice withdrawal]] - {{++|50%}} hunger rate
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* Hunger pangs [[persona trait]]{{RoyaltyIcon}} - {{++|50%}} hunger rate
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=== Offsets ===
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* [[Neural supercharger]] - {{++|20%}} hunger rate
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All hunger rate factor ''offset'' modifiers stack additively. Once added up, they stack multiplicatively with other modifiers to hunger.
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* [[Malnutrition]] -
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* [[Smokeleaf joint#Stoned on smokeleaf|Stoned on smokeleaf]]: {{++|30%}}
 
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* [[Go-juice#Withdrawal|Go-juice withdrawal]]: {{++|50%}}
 
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* [[Gut worms]]: {{++|100%}}
 
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* Stomach implants:
 
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** [[Reprocessor stomach]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}: {{---|25%}}
 
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** [[Nuclear stomach]]{{RoyaltyIcon}}: {{---|75%}}
 
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*** ''Note that the effect of these implants is displayed on the item and hediff info cards as a multiplier ('''''x75%''''' and '''''x25%''''' respectively), but they work like an offset on the actual Hunger rate stat.''
 
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* [[Hypothermic slowdown]]:
 
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** Moderate: {{---|10%}}
 
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** Serious: {{---|40%}}
 
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** Extreme: {{---|95%}}
 
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* [[Malnutrition]]:
 
 
** Trivial: {{++|50%}}
 
** Trivial: {{++|50%}}
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** Minor, Moderate, Severe and Extreme: {{++|60%}}
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** Minor: {{++|60%}}
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* [[Persona weapon#Hunger pangs|Hunger pangs]] persona trait{{RoyaltyIcon}}: {{++|50%}}
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** Moderate: {{++|60%}}
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* [[Neural supercharger]]{{IdeologyIcon}}: {{++|20%}}
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** Severe: {{++|60%}}
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* [[Growth vat#Summary|Bio-starvation]] (outside of [[growth vat|vat]]){{BiotechIcon}}: {{++|50%}}
 
  
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===Other multipliers===
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=== Multipliers ===
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All of these modifiers stack multiplicatively with each other and with the hunger rate factor listed above.
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All of these modifiers stack multiplicatively with each other and with the hunger rate factor offsets listed above.
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* [[Gut worms]] - {{Bad|x200%}} hunger rate
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* [[Reprocessor stomach]]{{RoyaltyIcon}} - {{Good|x25%}} hunger rate
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* [[Gourmand]] trait: {{Bad|x150%}}
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* [[Nuclear stomach]]{{RoyaltyIcon}} - {{Good|x25%}} hunger rate
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* Life stages:
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* [[File:Metabolism.png|24px|Metabolism]] [[Metabolic efficiency]] (from [[gene]]s) {{BiotechIcon}} - Positive metabolic efficiency reduces hunger by {{---|10%}} per point. Negative metabolic efficiency increases hunger by {{++|25%}} per point. Positive and negative metabolic efficiencies are added/subtracted from each other. The final metabolic efficiency is used to determine hunger rate, and will stack multiplicatively with other hunger rate modifiers.
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** Human [[baby]]: {{Good|x12.5%}}
 
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** Human [[child]]: {{Good|x80%}}
 
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** Human [[teenager]]: {{Good|x90%}}
 
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** Insect larva: {{Good|x40%}}
 
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** Insect immature: {{Good|x75%}}
 
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** Other animal baby (including birds): {{Good|x40%}}
 
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** Other animal juvenile: {{Good|x75%}}
 
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* [[Sleep accelerator]]{{IdeologyIcon}}: {{Bad|x120%}}
 
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* Genetic [[metabolic efficiency]] {{BiotechIcon}}:
 
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** Positive sum of metabolic efficiency: {{---|10%}} per point below 0. Min. {{Good|x50%}}
 
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** Negative sum of metabolic efficiency: {{++|25%}} per point above 0. Max. {{Bad|x225%}}
 
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Despite its name and description, the [[Metabolism]] stat has no impact on hunger rate. The pawn capacity is renamed to Digestion in [[Biotech DLC]] and Metabolic efficiency is used instead for the gene mechanics.
 
  
 
== Overeating ==
 
== Overeating ==
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This effect is stronger in animals with lower body sizes - a [[Labrador retriever]] with 0.75 body size will get hungry at .1875 saturation and waste .3375 nutrition from the same simple meal.  Smaller, more fungible food sources like [[berries]] or [[haygrass]] (0.05 nutrition) have less of this waste, as the waste will never exceed a single item's worth of nutrition.   
 
This effect is stronger in animals with lower body sizes - a [[Labrador retriever]] with 0.75 body size will get hungry at .1875 saturation and waste .3375 nutrition from the same simple meal.  Smaller, more fungible food sources like [[berries]] or [[haygrass]] (0.05 nutrition) have less of this waste, as the waste will never exceed a single item's worth of nutrition.   
  
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This makes [[kibble]] and [[pemmican]] particularly useful as feed for smaller sized animals. These foods provide more nutrition than raw food, but will waste far less nutrition than a regular meal would.
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This makes [[kibble]] and [[pemmican]] particularly useful as feed for smaller sized animals. These foods provide more nutrition than raw food, but won't be overeaten like a regular meal would.
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== Analysis ==
 
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An adult baseline human will eat roughly 2 [[simple meal]]s, 32 units of [[pemmican]], or 32 units of [[raw food]] per day.
 
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Cooking food effectively "creates" nutrition. A [[simple meal]] is worth 0.9 nutrition, but only costs 0.5 nutrition of food to make. This gives simple meals a 180% ''nutrition efficiency'', before the overeating described above.
 
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Due to the low food consumption of animals, as well as the efficiency of meals, it is possible to violate the law of conservation of energy. For example, a female [[cow]] produces {{Icon Small|milk}} {{Q|Cow|Daily Milk Average}} per day, or {{#vardefineecho:milk_nutr_per_day|{{#expr:{{Q|Cow|Daily Milk Average}}*0.05}}}} [[nutrition]] in milk per day. A cow consumes {{Q|Cow|Real Hunger Rate}} nutrition per day. While cows cannot consume milk, almost all animals can consume meals, no matter what the meal is made out of. So when a cow's milk is turned into [[nutrient paste meal]]s or even [[simple meal]]s, it can feed itself with plenty of food to spare. This gets even sillier with [[chicken]]s, which produce more nutrition in [[egg]]s than they consume per day, even before the eggs are cooked. (Note that chickens cannot eat their own eggs, and that they are very prone to overeating.)
 
  
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=== Conserving food via malnutrition ===
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== Malnutrition ==
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In extreme situations, it may be advisable to stay in a hungry state to benefit from the reduced hunger and in malnourished state to benefit from zero hunger rate at 0% saturation.{{Check Tag|Verify Mal|Malnutrition increases hunger rate after they eat again, and the worked example below only covers feeding when hungry. Another example for mal would be good to provide proof and say when best time in malnourished to eat is}} Note that this requires significant micromanagement to pull off. Forbid the food and unforbid it when pawns are about to fall unconscious.
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{{main|Malnutrition}}
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When the saturation reaches 0, pawns will become malnourished at a pace of 2% malnutrition per hour.
  
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Consider, for example, a human at 0% saturation and 0% malnutrition. This pawn has 0.9 nutrition (one simple meal) to eat.
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Note, that in extreme situations, when death from malnutrition is a primary concern, it might be advisable to not only keep in the ravenously hungry state to benefit from the reduced hunger rate, but to even become somewhat malnourished.
  
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If the food is eaten immediately, such human survives:
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Consider for example a human at 0% saturation and 0% malnourishment with 0.9 nutrition available (one simple meal). It takes a typical human 15 hours to deplete one unit of nutrition when in the fed state.
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If eaten immediately, such human survives:
 
{| class="wikitable"
 
{| class="wikitable"
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! Hours survived !! State
 
! Hours survived !! State
 
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| 7.50 || Ravenously hungry
 
| 7.50 || Ravenously hungry
 
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| 50 || Starving until death from malnutrition
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| 50 || Starving until death from malnourishment
 
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Giving a total of 71 hours alive.
 
Giving a total of 71 hours alive.
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If we instead let the human remain malnourished for 13.75 hours, before eating, the pawn survives:
 
If we instead let the human remain malnourished for 13.75 hours, before eating, the pawn survives:
 
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{| class="wikitable"
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! Hours survived !! State
 
! Hours survived !! State
 
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| 13.75 || Starving up to 27.5% malnutrition (minor)
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| 13.75 || Starving up to 27.5% malnourishment (minor)
 
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| 3.75 || Fed state with 27.5–20% malnutrition (minor)
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| 3.75 || Fed state with 27.5–20% malnourishment (minor)
 
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| 2.50 || Fed state with 20–15% malnutrition (trivial)
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| 2.50 || Fed state with 20–15% malnourishment (trivial)
 
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| 2.50 || Hungry state with 15–10% malnutrition (trivial)
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| 2.50 || Hungry state with 15–10% malnourishment (trivial)
 
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| 5.00 || Ravenously hungry state with 10–0% malnutrition (trivial)
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| 5.00 || Ravenously hungry state with 10–0% malnourishment (trivial)
 
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| 50 || Starving until death from malnutrition
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| 50 || Starving until death from malnourishment
 
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Giving a total of 77.5 hours alive.
 
Giving a total of 77.5 hours alive.
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