Log output in Simulator shows wrong resource type

[herrmanno]

It seem to me the simulator generates some odd output: When a deposit of subtype 1 is connected to a mine, the log states that the deposit takes [1:x], but the connected mine accepts [0:x] as resource. Is this behaviour intended and if so, how exactly should one interpret the [0:x] in the generated output?

Example Output

1 (end): (1, 1) takes [0:3], [0:87] available
1 (end): (1, 5) takes [1:3], [1:117] available
2 (start): (8, 2) accepts [0:3], holds [0:3]
2 (start): (8, 4) accepts [0:3], holds [0:3]
                                        ↑ This digit seems odd
2 (end): (1, 1) takes [0:3], [0:84] available
2 (end): (1, 5) takes [1:3], [1:114] available

Profit CLI Export to reproduce

[{"width":40,"height":20,"objects":[{"type":"deposit","x":1,"y":1,"subtype":0,"width":6,"height":3},{"type":"deposit","x":1,"y":5,"subtype":1,"width":6,"height":4}],"products":[{"type":"product","subtype":0,"resources":[5,3,0,0,0,0,0,0],"points":10}],"turns":10},[{"type":"factory","x":14,"y":2,"subtype":0},{"type":"mine","x":8,"y":2,"subtype":0},{"type":"mine","x":8,"y":4,"subtype":0},{"type":"combiner","x":12,"y":4,"subtype":0}]]

[bitflipp]

Fixed, thanks. [3x0] should be more obvious.