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harderWoodRecipes Barrel Assembler Recipe Issue

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GregTech CEu Version

v1.4.4

Minecraft Version

1.20.1

Recipe Viewer Installed

EMI

Environment

Singleplayer

Cross-Mod Interaction

No

Other Installed Mods

None / Monifactory (0.9.3)

Expected Behavior

Barrels (minecraft) are craftable without conflicts in assembler

Actual Behavior

Most of the time the recipe does not work at all.

Sometimes, due to no circuit on the recipe, whenever more than 7 planks are inserted into an assembler it will craft barrels even when that is not intended.

Steps to Reproduce

  1. Install new instance with just gtceu (and recipe viewing mod like EMI)
  2. Launch once to generate config, close the game, modify config to have hardWoodRecipes: true
  3. Relaunch game, setup basic assembler with power, insert 7+ wood planks, sometimes crafts, sometimes doesn't
  4. If the barrel crafts, set circuit to 8, place 8+ wood planks in, 7 planks are consumed and a barrel is made

Additional Information

This issue has also been happening in Monifactory on Harder Mode (started playing in 0.9.0, still happens in 0.9.3 which uses 1.4.4). I had an issue trying to create chests in an assembler, it was always making barrels.

Today it seems like it wont make barrels at all, no circuit set, insert 7+ oak wood planks and nothing happens. I tried restarting the game many times, as well as my computer, and also tried multiple instances (plain gtceu, clean monifactory, my main monifactory world).

This is where the recipe is set, and to solve the conflict when the recipe works, a circuit should be assigned (.circuitMeta(X)). I would have suggested circuit 7 as it uses 7 items, but that is used by stairs.

Unsure as to why most of the time the recipe itself just does not work.