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 * The nutrition value (num3) of food is loaded, and the actual nutrition can be absorbed by a character cannot exceed its current hunger value.
 * If the character is hungry, then the actual nutrition is increased by 10%.
-** A reminder, what is increased is not efficiency, but nutrition amount. I.e. the food becomes more filling.
+** A reminder, this is an independent 10% modifier.
 * If the food is rot and the character cannot take rotten food, each of the characters main attribute will be heavily penalized, except Will, which will have a heavy increase.
 ** Guess eating rotten food train your will.
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 ** For potential increase, the increase is a value between 50% and 100% of (overall modifier (num2)) *  (actual nutrition (num6)) / 10 * dish exp level / 5 + 1.
 *** However the value will be further penalized if the temporal potential is already over 150.
+<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1">
+		num3 = num3 * (100 + c.Evalue(1235) * 10) / (100 + c.Evalue(1234) * 10 + c.Evalue(1236) * 15);
+		c.hunger.Mod(-num3);
+</syntaxhighlight>
+* After calculation of nutrition, the fillingness of the food is increased by 10% for light eater, decreased by 10% for heavy eater, and 15% for Norlanders.
 === Is this food tasty? ===
+<syntaxhighlight lang="c#" line="1">
+		float num4 = 40f;
+		float num5 = 1f;
+		num4 += (float)food.Evalue(70);
+		num4 += (float)(food.Evalue(72) / 2);
+		num4 += (float)(food.Evalue(73) / 2);
+		num4 += (float)(food.Evalue(75) / 2);
+		num4 += (float)(food.Evalue(76) * 3 / 2);
+		num4 += (float)food.Evalue(440);
+		num4 += (float)(food.Evalue(445) / 2);
+		num4 -= (float)food.Evalue(71);
+		num4 -= (float)(num3 / 2);
+		num4 *= num5;
+		if (idTaste.IsEmpty())
+		{
+			if (num4 > 100f)
+			{
+				idTaste = "food_great";
+			}
+			else if (num4 > 70f)
+			{
+				idTaste = "food_good";
+			}
+			else if (num4 > 50f)
+			{
+				idTaste = "food_soso";
+			}
+			else if (num4 > 30f)
+			{
+				idTaste = "food_average";
+			}
+			else
+			{
+				idTaste = "food_bad";
+			}
+</syntaxhighlight>
+* The base tastiness of food start at 40, and is heavily related with the exp level of food involved.
+* For each value of STR, tastiness increase by 1.
+* For each value of PER, DEX, WIL, tastiness increase by 0.5.
+* For each value of MAG, tastiness increase by 1.5.
+* For each value of STR2 (potential of strength?), tastiness increase by 1.
+* For each value of WIL2 (potential of will?), tastiness increase by 0.5.
+* For each value of END, tastiness decrease by 1. (The description is the size of the dish...)
+* For each on paper nutrition value, the tastiness decrease by 0.5. (The more filling, the less delicious)
+* If food is raw, -50%.
+* If human flesh, with canniblism, +100%, without canniblism, -50%.
+* If food is raw, -100%.
+* The final value will be the tastfulness of a dish, >100 great, 70-100 good, 50-70, so so, 30-50 average, <30 bad.
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