Adding a malt

[Art K]

I made a batch of Imperial Stout yesterday. It called for pale ale malt. I used Briess cbw pale ale malt its not in the malt list. I found that someone had taken a lot of effort to compile a large list which included the pale ale malt. The post said copy and paste it to the fermentables folder. I found no said folder nor any way the transfer it to the grains folder. Anyone help in this? I'm using version 2.?
Art

 

[BOB357]

Ingredients/fermentables/add fermentable.

Click ingredients on the top ribbon. From the menu that appears, click on fermentables and click on the Add Fermentable icon in the upper left part of the screen. Enter the malt and specifications in the pop up that appears. Specs can be found on the maltsters site or often on the homebrew shop's site.

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You could install Briess malts from the add-ons menu if you want to install the entire product line.

 

[Art K]

Bob,
Thanks that worked fine once I got over the idea it wasn't just an add on. The Beer Smith Version 2.3 Doesn't call it Fermentables but grains and add grains.
Art

 

[BOB357]

Been a while since I used BS 2.x. Most things work about the same as in BS 3.X. Just some changes in nomenclature. Glad I was able to help.

 

[Kevin58]

I would strongly suggest upgrading to the current version of Beersmith. SOOO many improvements have been made since what you are using.

 

[TrangBowller]

I made a batch of Imperial Stout yesterday. It called for pale ale malt. I used Briess cbw pale ale malt its not in the malt list. I found that someone had taken a lot of effort to compile a large list which included the pale ale malt. The post said copy and paste it to the fermentables folder. I found no said folder nor any way the transfer it to the grains folder. Anyone help in this? I'm using version 2.?
Art










Oui, c'est une spécificité de BeerSmith 2.
Il n'y a pas de simple dossier « Fermentables » où coller des fichiers.
BeerSmith stocke les ingrédients dans sa propre base de données, et non dans des dossiers classiques.
Le plus simple est d'ajouter le malt manuellement.
Allez dans Ingrédients, puis Fermentables, et créez une nouvelle graine.
Nommez-la Briess CBW Pale Ale.
Définissez la couleur, le rendement et le type comme malt de base.
Cela bigclash avis https://www.villeinitalia.fr/casino/bigclash/ prend deux minutes et évite les problèmes de fichiers.
De toute façon, l'importation de listes dans la v2 est complexe et souvent défaillante.

Oui, c'est une spécificité de BeerSmith 2.
Il n'y a pas de simple dossier « Fermentables » où coller des fichiers.
BeerSmith stocke les ingrédients dans sa propre base de données, et non dans des dossiers classiques.
Le plus simple est d'ajouter le malt manuellement.
Allez dans Ingrédients, puis Fermentables, et créez une nouvelle graine.
Nommez-la Briess CBW Pale Ale.
Définissez la couleur, le rendement et le type comme malt de base.
Cela prend deux minutes et évite les problèmes de fichiers.
De toute façon, l'importation de listes dans la v2 est complexe et souvent défaillante.

 

[Kevin58]

Four profiles all created on the same day and all four comments are unrelated to the topic and include irrelevant links to whatever spam they are peddling.

AI bots are ruining ...or have ruined this forum. I don't see this kind of activity on other forums. Why can't Brad do something to stop it?

 

[BeerSmith]

Four profiles all created on the same day and all four comments are unrelated to the topic and include irrelevant links to whatever spam they are peddling.

AI bots are ruining ...or have ruined this forum. I don't see this kind of activity on other forums. Why can't Brad do something to stop it?

I delete them as fast as I can find them, but unfortunately AI bots are notoriously good at bypassing the typical forum filters designed to keep them out. They generate realistic looking comments, often salted with a bad link that get past the many filters I have installed.