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Version

1.20.1-FORGE

Supplementaries Version

supplementaries-1.20-3.1.12

Moonlight Lib Version

moonlight-1.20-2.13.58-forge

Describe Issue

Whether from the hive or other fluid containers, the honey drawn by the faucet will become honey from the Bumblezone mod, regardless of which mod the honey originally came from

provide more info. one of my fluid behaviors must be wrong. what containes? does it happen when just those 2 modsare on?

i tried clicking a jar with empty hand and putting a faucet next to a filled beehive and i couldnt replicate

I added the Create mod which adds its own honey fluid. After placing two fluid tanks and using a faucet to transfer the honey between them, I noticed the Create-mod honey in the source tank was converted into Bumblezone-mod honey during the transfer process. Anyway here's the video demonstration:

Installing either the Create mod or the Bumblezone mod alone works without issues

took me ages to test because importing create fabric is absolutely obnoxious as it has 30+ dependencies nested ones too. Anyways i understand the issue finally, this ismore of an accidental (or not) feature. my containers have their own fluid system which and have equivalent of existing stuff. conversion has a priority tho so all equivalent honey fluids are conveted into my fluids and then spit back out when extracted as the first fluid with higest priority. same happens with milk and lava

if those 2 fluids from those 2 mods dont behave the same well they are proably missing tags and they should as honey is more of a vanilla concept

Got it! For some reason, I just want one fluid. If it's too tricky to fix, I'll probably just add a conversion recipe for it anyway.