Colorblind+

Adds colorblind labels to:

• Stir Fry, using the familiar B/C/Me labels. Sides of broccoli are displayed as "-b", to differentiate.
• Turkey + sides
• Burgers
• Pizza
• Salad
• Chopped onion, broccoli, carrots, mushroom, cheese, olive, lettuce (when standalone)

Additionally, reorders the ice cream bowl labels (CSV) to be consistent with the appliance (SCV).

Note: The title screen will not reflect the new labels.

A menu has been added to allow turning off meals that might be unnecessary for you. Accessible through the Mod Preferences menu. The default for all is currently "On".

Note: Since the labels are injected when the game loads, the game will need restarted before seeing these changes take place.

Technical details

How colorblind labels work

This is mostly in case I forget, but:

Dishes/ItemGroupViews

• ItemGroupViews have two relevant properties:
  • List<ColourBlindLabel> ComponentLabels - list that gets loaded mysteriously, with Items and their one or two letter abbreviations, storing the letter abbreviations for each component in the dish
  • TextMeshPro ColourblindLabel object, which is what displays the text. This seemingly only set when the dish has colorblind support built into the game, and is null for ItemGroupViews not supported in game.
• Additionally, the prefab of the Item that needs color blind support need a Colour Blind child containing a TextMeshPro. Not all Items have this.

This mod works by:

1. Taking the existing Colour Blind child from Pie
2. Cloning that child and adding it to an Item
3. Grabbing the TextMeshPro out of the cloned Colour Blind and setting it on the Item's ItemGroupView.ColourblindLabel
4. Setting the ItemGroupView.ComponentLabels property with a custom list of Items/abbreviations

Standalone ingredients

Additionally, some Items, like Onions, just exist as Items, and not in an item group. These do not seem to have Colour Blind labels at all, but they are also a single Item, so the solution is simply:

1. Clone a Colour Blind child from Pie into the Item's prefab, and set the text property to desired label

Thankfully, the game's on/off feature for colour blind labels seems to turn these on/off just the same.