Stack Size Lost for Recipe Ingredients set to Ore Dictionary Match-Mode
JHawkley opened this issue ยท 4 comments
Issue type:
- ๐ Bug
Short description:
When creating a recipe where an input ingredient is set to, "Match by Equivalent Ore Dictionary values," the resulting recipe card fails to record the stack-size of the ingredient. This problem only seems to arise when Ore Dictionary matching is used. All other modes seem to work correctly.
Steps to reproduce the problem:
- Create a recipe in the Logic Programmer that requires at least one input ingredient with an ore dictionary entry. Ensure the recipe specifies a stack-size greater than 1 for the ingredient.
- Set the ore-dictionary-compatible item to "Match by Equivalent Ore Dictionary values".
- Create a card with the recipe and observe the "value" entry in the tool-tip.
Expected behaviour:
The recipe card should correctly reflect the stack-size of the item specified in the recipe.
Versions:
- This mod: 1.0.11
- Minecraft: 1.12.2
- Forge: 14.23.5.2836 (Enigmatica 2: Expert)
Log file:
Have some annotated screenshots, instead.
Please update to the latest mod version, you're running a few behind, and let me know if the problem still occurs.
This has probably been fixed already in CyclopsMC/IntegratedCrafting#33.
I was able to update to version 1.0.16 (Enigmatica 2: Expert made a new release with a new version of ID, finally), but a quick test shows that the issue seems to still affect that version as well.
I should also note that my pack does not have Integrated Crafting installed, at the moment. This issue affects only Integrated Dynamics and the creation of recipes in the Logic Programmer; nothing related to making use of the recipe elsewhere.
All I'm doing is creating the recipe and inspecting the resulting variable card from the Logic Programmer.
Also, I believe you have all the information you need to verify the issue yourself. I'm not sure what information you feel you lacked; steps to reproduce and verify the issue were provided. Were you unable to follow them?
I should also note that my pack does not have Integrated Crafting installed
Ah ok, my bad then, I thought this was related to IC.
In that case this is indeed an issue with ID, and more specifically the encoding of oredict-based recipe entries.