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https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2599504692
well, of all land mammals then
Unless you gave the critters a 'second skin' or something that they could be coaxed to shed, it is unlikely that you could make this happen on a genetic level while retaining the desired properties of chinchilla fur. Otherwise, you'd need some hyper-efficient adhesive process that can stick all unfathomable numbers of little hairs at their roots to something like synthread.
But this is also the same game where cotton has been modified so extensively that it yields raw cloth without any processing and I love my floofball friends so I can overlook this leap of logic just fine LOL.
For future reference, the odds of me having to actually update anything in this mod are basically zero. If I get hit by a bus, you can just ignore the version warnings and it will all be fine.
Guinea pigs have 33% the food consumption that chinchillas do, so for balance, I gave them 40% the wool production. Maybe genetically modified space chinchillas are just bigger :)
fantastic
While real chinchillas are real cute, the in-game vanilla ones are useless. I tried in my beginnings to hold some for the fur, but to much time needed, to much food.
So yes, cute addition, and the wool should be cozy and warm.