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We checked all our files in light mode—no errors, everything works perfectly! If we do find something, we’ll let you know separately.

So why don’t we post after every game update saying “our files are fine”?

Before releasing any recipe, object, or mod, we run it through special programs to catch even the tiniest bugs, and we test it on three different computers with three different people! If one of us misses something, another will catch it.

Our files go through thorough testing before being made public.
We even consider file size and polygon count so that any game can run the set smoothly without lag.

Sometimes we open another creator’s recipe and see something like 150,000 polygons in a plate of pasta—no wonder it would slow down your game. Often, people download files without thinking about how they affect game performance.
We make our files so you don’t have to worry about any of that—they’re as lightweight as possible while keeping the dishes looking realistic.

Yes, this might sound like bragging 😄, but it’s really something we’re proud of!
We’ve even spent hours perfecting a recipe icon just so it looks nice in your restaurant 😉 That’s how obsessive we can be.

We want to reassure you so you stop blaming Better Exceptions or endless loading screens on our files.
Even if BE complains about one of our recipes, it doesn’t automatically mean it’s broken. It might be installed incorrectly or duplicated. Sometimes the problem is actually in another file that affects everything else.

Sure, a game update might break something in our files—but that’s rare, maybe once a year at most.
We don’t post updates saying “everything is fine” after every patch because it already is. Our recipes are pretty stable—unless there’s a major cooking overhaul in the game.

We only post separately if something actually breaks.
If there’s no message, everything is working just like before.

Wishing everyone smooth and stable gameplay 🥰!