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AstralOrdana / Spelunkery

The Spelunkery mod for Minecraft
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Create Dimensional Tears craft broken #223

Open LeKripiY opened 1 month ago

LeKripiY commented 1 month ago

The output of Dimensional Tears makes it impossible to be crafted because it is bigger than the max fluid capacity of a bassin: image Max is 1000mb = 1 bucket

Versions: (BEFORE SUBMITTING A BUG REPORT, make sure you have the most up-to-date versions of Spelunkery, Moonlight Lib and Supplementaries) Minecraft version: 1.20.1 Spelunkery version: 0.3.5 Moonlight Lib version: 2.11.22 Fabric API / QSL / Forge version: 47.2.17

Other mods: Create and plenty others, also have Kubejs installed but I have not changed any recipes from Spelunkery.

Logs: latest.log debug log too heavy

To Reproduce: Steps to reproduce the behavior. Format it as a numbered list of steps.

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Expected behavior: get dimensional tears

Screenshots: image Even the dimensional tears filling bottle recipe is broken, it costs way to much Additional info: Only the recipe of filling a bucket costs enough.

AzuryxxVortex commented 1 month ago

I second this- Quite an oof.

Crying Obsidian also cannot be created due to this, the necessary amount of Dimensional Tears is far greater than what a spout can hold.

The Item Drain also cannot be used in this regard, the output being 7 buckets.

Bucket fill works because it was automatically generated by create.

VelonacepsCalyxEggs commented 1 month ago

Yeah, just encountered this problem, remember this working a while back though. Bump.

VelonacepsCalyxEggs commented 1 month ago

Just figured out a way to get dimensional fluid into the pipes in survival, place the dimensional fluid with dimensional fluid bucket using a deployer, suck it up with a pump, profit. Workaround for now...

steve-the-player commented 2 weeks ago

The problem is because Create Forge still uses droplets (the old small fluid unit) in its recipes; even though all the UI displays things in millibuckets now, it still does its calculations in droplets because it’s more precise. Create Fabric’s recipes use millibuckets, which are 27 times bigger.