Assuming x + y < 64, inserting x of an item into the system and then later y of that same item will cause it to stack, making a single x+y stack. This only happens if there's <64 of said item already in the system. If a stack of 64 is already present, it will instead create two separate stacks of x and y respectively.
MartinSVK12
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2 years ago
Assuming x + y < 64, inserting x of an item into the system and then later y of that same item will cause it to stack, making a single x+y stack. This only happens if there's <64 of said item already in the system. If a stack of 64 is already present, it will instead create two separate stacks of x and y respectively.