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[Guide] Chef 101 - Bambo - Sep 29, 2016

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Hello community!
A chef in Evocity is vital to keep peoples stomachs full. They can be seen in a restaurant, a food stand or in the Burger King. The main objective is to provide the citizens with food and beverages. You can do this in a basic way or you can turn this into a detailed roleplay. In this thread I'll be helping you bring a bit more detail to your chef roleplay, making the experience fun for you and players.

This thread will contain the following;

1. How To Improve Your Chef Roleplay
    1a. Recipes
    1b. Menu / Sign

2. Building advices for your restaurant/food stand


1. How To Improve Your Chef Roleplay


For most chef roleplays people just take orders and proceed to manufacture them, but there is a way you can change this up a bit.
First things first, let's change up the food making process shall we? 

1a. Recipes

The main way I can suggest you to change up the food making process is using real recipes. You can use real recipes and convert them into /me and /it before your roleplay begins. This will make your cooking process look more professional and you will feel more like a chef during your roleplay.

Here are some example recipes:


More to come soon!

1b. Menu

Having a prepared menu / a list of food, which you can list to the customers is important. This can also help you prepare recipes for them. I do suggest having a sign at a visible area which lists the food.

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2. Building Advice

When building a restaurant or a food stand you need to make it appeal to the players. You can do this by trying out unique designs and nice materials.

When building a restaurant, if it's a high class one you can have a vale parking area, a receptionist.

Try to not squeeze the area as your waiters or waitresses should be able to pass easily and if it's a custom build with a roof, it is suggested you make the roof no collided so that people don't get stuck in it when getting up from their seats.




RE: [Guide] Chef 101 - Dick - Sep 29, 2016

Excellent guide as always, Bambo.


RE: [Guide] Chef 101 - Safira - Sep 29, 2016

Awesome guide! It's been added to the RP Index sticky thread.


RE: [Guide] Chef 101 - yutgjctguc - Jul 14, 2017

Thank you @Bambo! I got my 2nd REP because of this. Thanks to @"Nightmare" too!


RE: [Guide] Chef 101 - Cooli - Jul 14, 2017

tbh i dont like the idea of someone copying your entire command setup to make a hamburger


RE: [Guide] Chef 101 - yutgjctguc - Jul 15, 2017

(Jul 14, 2017, 07:25 PM)Cooli Wrote: tbh i dont like the idea of someone copying your entire command setup to make a hamburger

I just wanted to test those commands, and it worked, I made my own commands yesterday too for vegan burger