About Long Term Preservation [B42.13]
From Steam WorkshopREAD Updated to B42.13 (While keeping 42.12 functionality I think) Temporarily fixed the food duplication, and using a less optimal solution at the moment, while I look into what has changed for…
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Updated to B42.13 (While keeping 42.12 functionality I think) Temporarily fixed the food duplication, and using a less optimal solution at the moment, while I look into what has changed for modding to recreate the adjusting functions. So technically a 0.01 weight pork will cure into a full -80 hunger. However it is better than being able to make a zillion from one
Let me know if there is any issues or bugged recipes
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Too much food and its all going bad? No generator magazine and need to survive the winter? Well this mod has got you covered!
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Features
Salt Cure and Dry meats for long term food storage or off grid survival
- Salted Meat lasts up to 2 months
- Salted and Dried Meat last indefinitely
Store meat in jars for additional long term storage
- Exact same recipe as vanilla produce jars
- Jarred meats last 6 months when properly
- Increases vanilla jarred produce shelf life to 6 months
Pemmican
- Traditional long term food preservation
- Lasts 6 months
Jams
- Ability to create "Fruit Jam" item from base game
Renewable base game items
- Salt can be foraged through "salt rocks" and crushed down
- Lard can be made from pork
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Crafting Recipes
Cured Meats Created used a meat type and two salt shakers (Any weight)
Dried Meats "Cook" a cured meat for several hours to dry it out making it non perishable Dried meat will NOT be a new item rather be Cured Beef (Cooked) with no "Fresh" tag in the item name
Jarred Meats Crafted using vanilla recipe and meat (Must be between weight 0.15 - 1.0)
Pemmican Crafted using meat, lard and berries (Any weight)
Lard New Recipe "Render Meat" allowing you to turn a piece of meat into lard (Weight > 0.35)
Fruit Jams Mash 4 Berries to create a "Mashed Berry" (Need 4 of same type currently) Combine the mashed berries with sugar and a saucepan to create a jam
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Notes
Thank you to Tank5168 for the Chinese Traditional translation Thank you to JiangHao for the Chinese Simplified translation Thank you to Gabbo990 for the Italian translation Thank you to Sr. Urso for the Brazilian Portuguese translation Thank you to Kacles for the French translation Thank you to Serventir for the Russian translation Thank you to Hx for the Korean translation Thank you to npk for the Polish translation Thank you to BayGlitch for the Turkish translation Thank you to Hegii for the Czech translation
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B42 Only
Currently only Beef, Pork, Venison and Fish can be preserved Let me know of any bugs / features you want includes this is a proof of concept with more meat types to be added
Workshop ID: 3406392630 Mod ID: SKITTLE_LongTermPreservation Mod ID: SKITTLE_LongTermPreservation
Highlights
From source dataFootprint
Rated a light load on a server.
Last update
Its author last shipped an update 11 mo ago.
Long Term Preservation [B42.13] on Nxeon
From our catalogue- One-click install
- Supported on Nxeon Project Zomboid servers. We download it from Steam Workshop, place it, and restart the server.
- Server load
- light
- Smallest plan we suggest
- Project Zomboid — 6 GB (6 GB RAM). This follows our own load rating above, not a benchmark.
- Latest build
- 2025-12-20, released 2025-12-20
Game versions by loader
| Loader | Game versions | Newest |
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From 1 recorded build of Long Term Preservation [B42.13].
Run Long Term Preservation [B42.13] on a Project Zomboid server
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What kind of mod it is
From the catalogQuality of life & UI
Small conveniences, tweaks and interface improvements players notice straight away.
Compatibility
- Game
- Project Zomboid
Verified at the source
- ✓Steam WorkshopOfficial listing, checked 2026-11-01Open ↗
- ✓AuthorSkittles, as published on Steam Workshop
- ✓LicenseNot published by the sourceFree
