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Recipe for Tea does not match Forge version's

shimmer-n-shine opened this issue ยท 7 comments

commented

Describe the Bug

In the forge version of create, half a bucket of tea is created from a quarter bucket of water and milk (source code), however, in the fabric version of the mod, 1 bottle of milk and water equates to 2 bottles of tea. (source code)

1 bucket of water and milk would produce 1 and a half buckets of tea in forge, but 2 buckets of tea in fabric. EDIT: I did my math wrong so the output for a bucket is the same in both fabric and forge, but still, there's a discrepancy between millibuckets and droplets.

Reproduction Steps

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Expected Result

For fabric and forge to have parity.

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Mod Version

0.5.1d

Minecraft Version

1.20.1

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Additional Context

The issue is present in the code for the 1.18 version as well, I did not check the other branches.

commented

for the forge recipe. if you multiple by 4 the inputs, you also multiply by 4 the output and that comes out as 2 buckets

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Also, for the record, the same problem is also present for chocolate (fabric) chocolate (forge) and chocolate melting (fabric) chocolate melting (forge)

commented

your math is flawed

commented

I don't see how 250mb in forge is equal to 27000 droplets in fabric, but okay.

commented

I don't know how I missed this, that's completely true, still, the actual issue with a mismatch between mbs and droplets remains

commented

1 mb = 81 droplets. so that comes out as 1 bottle = 1/3 bucket for the fabric recipe. that seems to check out

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This is intended.
Because millibuckets are nonsense, it's both equivalent and not equivalent.
If you go by millibuckets, then on forge, you get 250 + 250 = 500, and on fabric, 333 + 333 = 666.
If you go by bottles, then on both loaders, it's 1 bottle + 1 bottle = 2 bottles.
The bottle method will be kept as it makes much more sense in a fabric environment.