Issue description:

I have recipes setup to get a resource from multiple sources and it will only look at one of them. I have mystical agriculture and quantum quarry getting me :redstone essence, redstone ore, and redstone nether ore.

What happens:

I setup autocrafting with block placers and breakers, as well as simple crafting the essence, and the system only looks at one of the recipe when auto crafting.

What you expected to happen:

I would hope it would check one source, and if it's missing try the next and so on.

Steps to reproduce:

1. create autocrafting recipe for essence
2. create autocrafting using a block placer to place an ore, then a breaker to break the ore
3. try to request more redstone than a single source can supply, but all 3 could supply together.
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Version (Make sure you are on the latest version before reporting):

• Minecraft: 1.10.2
• Forge:12.18.2.2185
• Refined Storage: 1.2.18

Does this issue occur on a server? [yes/no] yes

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Can you explain it in a bit less of an abstract/general way?

Basically the system only checks one source type for a resource.
I have mystical agriculture gathering quartz essence, and a quantum quarry gathering nether quartz ore. If I have 30 ore, and enough essence to make 30 quartz, the system only sees 30 craftable quartz available.
I have a crafter feeding an actually additions block placer quartz ore, then a block breaker breaks it to gather the quartz. I can request 30 quartz, then wait for it to finish with that before requesting 30 more to get the 60, but this is a pain when you get into the thousands or want to autocracy something that tries to request more than a single source can produce.

@Tenchu98 would placing an autocrafting card in the crafter would perchance?

I had a card for each source, but would have to do multiple smaller requests, and wait for the previous one to complete. I absolutely love this mod, it has helped automate so much stuff.

Sounds like you'd benefit from the 'limiter' i forget what RS calls it. Let's you have X handy at all times.

edit: Detector

Its a workaround, tbh

I don't understand how that would resolve this issue?

I was doing that manually, until I tried to make a void miner.

Well, you're essentially expecting that RS predicts storage. But this isn't possible. Closing.