Sorting/moving partially broken `huskeggbasic` is annoying

[BiffW]

Disclaimers

• [X] I have searched the issue tracker to check if the issue has already been reported.
• [ ] My issue happened while using mods.

What happened?

I know it's been like this for a while and maybe it is intentional, but seriously I wish this gets fixed. If you still want to keep it, maybe you should add a button to quick combine broken items(if they are combinable) just like that quick stack button or merge this functionality into that button.

Reproduction steps

1. store a lot of huskeggbasic in a container
2. crate some fire or explosions to damage the eggs
3. enjoy sorting/moving these broken eggs one by one

Bug prevalence

Happens regularly

Single player or multiplayer?

Happens in both single player and multiplayer

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No response

Version

v1.2.7.0 (Winter Update hotfix)

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Which operating system did you encounter this bug on?

Windows

Relevant error messages and crash reports

No response

[ubertpendragon]

It's not just husk eggs

Fruits still take 50% damage on an explosion (from the fire tick that triggers OnFire), can't be stacked back together, and cannot be used for crafting

The simplest solution is to give them all 1 health so there wont partial/damaged fruits. It won't really make a difference if the fruit dies in 1 frame of fire / 1 explosion instead of 2 seconds / 2 explosions; the fruits are unuseable either way if they go below 100% condition

This is a callback to https://github.com/Regalis11/Barotrauma/issues/12557.

Items that are vulnerable to fire using OnFire SEs will get damaged by explosions, either on top or regardless of having damagedbyexplosions="true/false"

[pavel4win]

It is your own fault. Why do you not keep flammable items in fireproof containers as "Storage Container" or "Toolbelt"?

[Regalis11]

Addressed in https://github.com/Regalis11/Barotrauma-development/commit/47c92406fb3bdfe7243c76f03cc3a5c7c364776b

It is your own fault. Why do you not keep flammable items in fireproof containers as "Storage Container" or "Toolbelt"?

Arguably yes, but in my opinion this behavior doesn't add anything interesting to the game. It's just an annoyance to deal with these partially broken items. And if the player was expected to store these items in fireproof containers, it should be communicated in some way; it's not at all obvious that items like these need to be protected from fire, when many other items that should logically be flammable don't need to be.

[Rokvach]

Tested, working correctly. Closing.