Live Stream: Figuring Out Autofill Cooking & Customizing Clothes | Disney Dreamlight Valley switch



Trying to figure out how the game decides what to pull in in autofill cooking & doing some designing in the custom designer for clothes

In this stream:
looked at the pumpkin dragon now that the pumpkins have grown
figured out some things with recipe autofill- how it decides ingredients
dailies
designed a shirt and a hoodie with a puppy and cat in the pocket

Playing the new Disney Dreamlight Valley update – pride of the valley with the lion king realm, Simba & Naala, critter houses, toys, and feeder, Disney Parks Star Path with the tea cup ride, dumbo ride, and ferris wheel, new alien quest, and more!
Playing on Nintendo Switch
new player friendly, feel free to chat and ask questions or just watch while playing, work lurk friendly

in chat: be kind, no hate speech, no personal info

Cuttlefish stream pet was drawn & animated by me in Procreate & turned into a stream pet using @ReneChiquete ‘s Personal Pet Widget for Stream Elements- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hl4cilhnaPo&list=LL&index=1 It’ll say hi to you the first time you chat in the stream

Realtime during stream open captions were made with OBS Captions PlugIn https://github.com/ratwithacompiler/OBS-captions-plugin

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  1. I don't know if I'll be able to watch the whole stream and pay attention enough to find out if you figure out the ingredient hierarchy. But simply, when you have a recipe that can include "Any (ingredient type)" it will take the ingredient with the lowest sell price first, then the next lowest sell price, etc. For seafood, the lowest sell price is the pink clam so it will always use that ingredient first before going to the next lowest price, the light blue scallop. For "Any Vegetable" it is first lettuce (lowest sell price) then corn (second lowest sell price). The likely rationale is that it is using the lowest cost ingredients to make the recipe as profitable as possible.

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