Describe the bug

1. What did you expect to happen?
   Nothing.
2. What actually happened instead (i.e. what was the bug)
   For some odd reason TFC item textures often break in other mods "machines/containers", I've seen this happen with the outputs of GregTech machines/block drops and the BetterWithMods crucibles/kilns
3. If they would help to explain the issue, include screenshots
   

To Reproduce

1. Install another mod like GregTech or BetterWithMods (for GregTechs case set 'tfc' as modPriority in gregtech.cfg)
2. Create a TFC metal using that mod (GregTech ore nugget drops, GregTech primitive blast furnace, BetterWithMods Crucible etc)

Meta Info

• TFC Version: 1.12.2-0.23.8.75

Does the ingot have any NBT or metadata attached? Use F3 + H to view advanced tooltips, and enable debug tooltips in the TFC config. Full log would also be useful here.

tfc:metal/ingot/steel:32767 The item seems to receive a massive increase in metadata in the GregTech blast furnace... That's very abnormal.
I'll do some testing with BetterWithMods one was created with this metadata too tfc:metal/ingot/steel:32767.
My first guess was it was trying to take the metadata of GregTech's steel ingots but that's not the same; gregtech:meta_item_1:10184.
I couldn't get Advanced Tooltips to work.
I also noticed that debug mode was enabled by default in the configs, since version 1.12.2-0.23.8.70, could still be enabled in 1.12.2-0.23.8.75.
These were my logs:
latest.log

Copper got the same metadata too; tfc:metal/ingot/copper:32767, my best guess is something about other modded "machines" don't like the format TFC items are named with, the /'s in the name could cause issue? I've heard it be the case for config files for some mods.
I got Advanced Tooltips to show and it shows nothing out of the ordinary:

Copper nuggets received the same metadata when I smelted dust into them, they too share the /'s in the item name: tfc:metal/nugget/copper:32767
Additionally it seems TFC's vanilla crafting table item recipes also have this issue by default.

Slashes in the name are 100% a bug in the other mod. They are perfectly valid resource locations.

It's trying to create a result from an ore dictionary ingredient, which is configured to accept any metadata values, despite not using any of them. This could probably be fixed on TFC's end, but it may be difficult to track down all the cases

Edit: This is a problem with both mods: TFC could use more restrictive metadata for ore dict entries, although any mod that tries to construct a wildcard stack is doing something wrong as well.