LeetPeet reports: The crafting recipe for 2 wood ... #284
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Tested it, with me, I got a different but also buggy result. I could take apart a full wood pillar base into two half pillar bases without a problem - but two half pillar bases gave me back a wood pressure plate instead of a full pillar base. There must be conflicting recipes.
this might be the rare case where I might to change a recipe to make it more expensive just to avoid being mistaken with other crafting recipes.
My suggestion:
{"castle_masonry:pillar_wood_bottom_half","castle_masonry:pillar_wood_bottom_half", ""},
{"castle_masonry:pillar_wood_bottom_half","castle_masonry:pillar_wood_bottom_half", ""}
... and this would return 2 full pillars, that would be fair.
I cannot recreate the bug that turns castle_masonry:pillar_wood_bottom into sticks, but that might as well be an issue, too, that I will check in the code.
If we're at it, I'll also check what's up with the top part of the same blocktype. Does that work as it should?
Update: castle_masonry:pillar_wood_top_half gives me the same erraneous crafting result as the bottom half pillar. Need to fix, too.
Fixed. Everything worked fine in testing.
commit b4d1519b815c85d3e61d3a761d83448eadae832f