Refined Storage

Refined Storage

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Item duplication while dragging multiple items into crafting grid.

Renari opened this issue ยท 4 comments

commented

The issue can be seen here: https://my.mixtape.moe/hoaegw.mp4

In the above link we start with 66 silver, I then drag a stack of silver to evenly distribute them across the crafting grid to make a block. However when I remove the block from the crafting grid no items get consumed and I get +9 silver leaving me at 75.

Version (Make sure you are on the latest version before reporting):

  • Minecraft: 1.10.2
  • Forge: 12.18.3.2239
  • Refined Storage: 1.2.21 (this isn't the latest version but the patch notes don't mention this anywhere, I'll do an update later tonight/tomorrow to see if this is resolved in 22 or 23)

Does this issue occur on a server? [yes]

commented

Is this a public mod pack? Or any other mods that can interfere with it, in other words does this happen in like a tinkers table or so?

commented

I'm 99% sure this is an issue with the recipe / other mods interfering. From which mod is this silver?

commented

This seems to be a problem with ProjectRed. ProjectRed registers a number of block forms of the ores it adds. JEI lists no recipe for these blocks however trying to craft them the usual way appears to work. All crafting tables actually crash the recipe however Refined Storage makes the resulting item without using resources instead.

commented

I'm 99% sure this is an issue with the recipe / other mods interfering. From which mod is this silver?

There's a number of mods that add silver, the ingot is from Thermal Foundation. However it appears the block is from ProjectRed Exploration.

Is this a public mod pack? Or any other mods that can interfere with it, in other words does this happen in like a tinkers table or so?

This is a private pack for >10 people. I tried this in a Tinker's Construct table and it crashed the client. That crash log can be found here however I don't believe this to be a mantle issue as the stack trace implies. I don't believe this is a refined storage issue either.