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Automatically brew beer from multiple beer kettles at once.
 
Automatically brew beer from multiple beer kettles at once.
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Just edit the script near the top with your recipe. There are two sets of ingredients. The first set is normally what you add near the beginning of the brew, the other near the end of the brew.
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For single start or end ingredient use the format - ingredient name and quantity:
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<pre>
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startIngredients = {
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{ "MediumMalt", 100 }
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};
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</pre>
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for multiple start or end ingredients, use the format (notice the comma after the first ingredient):
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<pre>
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startIngredients = {
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{ "MediumMalt", 100 },
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        { "MediumWheat", 100 }
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};
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</pre>
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Then change the startTime and endTime for the two times to add the ingredients.
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If you only need to add ingredients once, set endTime to 0.
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Also set the sealTime as appropriate.
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Be default, the process will end once the kettles have been sealed and will NOT take the finished brew. You can change that by setting takeBeer to 1. In that case, set the beerName as appropriate.
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The interDevicePause is the amount of time to wait after starting a kettle before starting another. It is best to have at least 10s (10000) pause between kettles so they aren't bunched up to close together in time.
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Lastly you can perform just a yeast test (on the first found kettle) by setting yeastTesting to 1, or Microbe mapping testing (using 3 kettles) by setting microbeTesting to 1. In the case of microbe testing, be sure to have 200 Honey, 100 Medium Malt, 100 Medium Wheat and 30 Light Wheat (in addition to the wood and water in jugs for 3 kettles). No need to modify recipe as these settings are hard coded for the microbeTesting function.
  
 
[[File:Library.zip]]
 
[[File:Library.zip]]
  
 
For those without an up-to-date VT, here is the Library.inc file needed for some scripts. Put the file in your luaScripts directory.
 
For those without an up-to-date VT, here is the Library.inc file needed for some scripts. Put the file in your luaScripts directory.
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[[File:BeerTimerNumbers.zip]]
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Extract these images into the main images directory for VeggieTales.

Latest revision as of 20:38, 28 November 2014

Beer Brewer

File:BeerBrewer.zip

Automatically brew beer from multiple beer kettles at once.

Just edit the script near the top with your recipe. There are two sets of ingredients. The first set is normally what you add near the beginning of the brew, the other near the end of the brew.

For single start or end ingredient use the format - ingredient name and quantity:

startIngredients = { 
	{ "MediumMalt", 100 }
};

for multiple start or end ingredients, use the format (notice the comma after the first ingredient):

startIngredients = { 
	{ "MediumMalt", 100 },
        { "MediumWheat", 100 }
};

Then change the startTime and endTime for the two times to add the ingredients. If you only need to add ingredients once, set endTime to 0.

Also set the sealTime as appropriate.

Be default, the process will end once the kettles have been sealed and will NOT take the finished brew. You can change that by setting takeBeer to 1. In that case, set the beerName as appropriate.

The interDevicePause is the amount of time to wait after starting a kettle before starting another. It is best to have at least 10s (10000) pause between kettles so they aren't bunched up to close together in time.

Lastly you can perform just a yeast test (on the first found kettle) by setting yeastTesting to 1, or Microbe mapping testing (using 3 kettles) by setting microbeTesting to 1. In the case of microbe testing, be sure to have 200 Honey, 100 Medium Malt, 100 Medium Wheat and 30 Light Wheat (in addition to the wood and water in jugs for 3 kettles). No need to modify recipe as these settings are hard coded for the microbeTesting function.

File:Library.zip

For those without an up-to-date VT, here is the Library.inc file needed for some scripts. Put the file in your luaScripts directory.

File:BeerTimerNumbers.zip

Extract these images into the main images directory for VeggieTales.