Thanks for reading this short guide on how to butcher animals in Rimworld.But you don't get the flu or nanites or whatever as a result of your choices, do you? Having a good supply of textiles and meat is a good idea in Rimworld as anything can, and will, happen.
Or perhaps you will have a request from a neighboring tribe to make 20 T-shirts in exchange for a anti-grain warhead. Clothing will not only keep your colonists warm during the colder months, but can also be traded for that sweet, sweet silver. Clothing can be created by building a tailoring bench and creating bills the same way that you did for butchering animals. Now that you have butchered animals in Rimworld you can make food and clothing for your colonists. Now go and create some food and clothing! This is why I suggest using the Dumping stockpile as when you use the regular stockpile you will have to either filter out each item, one-by-one or deselect them all and manually add corpses with clear all. Once you have this zone setup hunters will bring the animal corpses straight over to this zone, leaving your cook with an easy task ahead of them. You can also use a regular stockpile zone but then you will have to mess around a lot more with the filters.Īs shown in the image above, to have your colonists only bring animal corpses here simply unselecting everything apart from this option. For the example of this guide we will be selecting the Dumping Stockpile Zone as it is the easiest to use for creating an animal corpse stockpile. Select Zone to see the different types of zones you can create. To begin with, open up the Architect menu on the bottom left of the UI. You can also use this method once you have a little cold storage or freezer set up to preserve your fresh kills and create a stockpile of animal bodies. We will go through the method of setting this up in detail. You can set up a zone near your butcher table for your colonists to deliver animal bodies to. This can be inefficient and quite dangerous as you might find that your cook is out on the other side of the map with no way to defend themselves. When you have a colonist butchering animals you may find them running to the other side of the map to find animals to cut up. Setting up an efficient zone for butchering animals A steel table will obviously be less flammable than a wooden one, but if you don’t have the steel to spare then a Wooden Butcher Table will be just fine. When you left-click on the butcher table you may see that you can make if out of different materials. To do this, open up the architect menu on the bottom left hand of the Rimworld game screen. In a game like Rimworld where nuclear winters, toxic fallout and blight can all destroy your great food plantations meat is always available through the animals, (and humans) on the Rim.īefore you can butcher animals you will need to build a Butcher Table.
For example, a T-shirt sewn together will Alpaca Wool will provide you with more heat insulation than using cotton.Įven if you want to keep animals as pets you may come to a point in your playthrough where butchering one of your beloved pets becomes a necessity. Different types of textiles have different stats. By butchering animals you will not only gain a food source in the meat that is harvested, but also a type of fur or textile material depending on what animal you butcher.įor example, butchering a chicken will net you Birdskin, whereas butchering a n Alpaca will provide you with Alpaca Wool. Butchering animals is basically going to be the way you will obtain food in the beginning of the game all the way until the end of your run.
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