Plates You Can Follow

  • Dirty plates now look dirty, with sixteen different leftovers: sauce, a bone, noodles, peas, a crust and more. Each table seat keeps its own, so a cleared table reads as the actual meal that was eaten there.
  • You can now see every plate on the move. Staff carry what they're working with: the busboy takes a stack of dirty plates to the dish bin, the dishwasher carries them to the sink and brings clean ones back to the rack, and a cook fetches a clean plate, then walks the finished dish to the pass.
  • Dirty plates pile up visibly too: in two stacks at the dish bin, and in the sink under the running water.
  • The dirty plates share the clean plate's rim exactly, so clean and dirty ones stack together without a seam.
  • The dirty plates at a table, in the bin and in the sink: (screenshot)

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