Crafting grid deletes items stacked over quantity 99 #4655
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fix by increasing max stack to 200?
this doesn't just happen in the crafting grid, it happens in any inventory i've tried (main player inventory, chest inventory...)
upstream issue: https://github.com/minetest/minetest/issues/13552
upstream is fixed, though we'll have to wait for 5.9 engine to get the fix. this isn't critical, so it can wait.
Maybe we can fix the source of the oversized stack as well? I.e. change the recipe to not produce 162 wires, but rather 99+63 wires, i.e. split into 2 stacks?
hm. that's slightly tricky. it'd require duplicating a lot of the furnace code logic and some tricky checks. also, i'm not 100% sure that's the only source of such stacks.
I'd rather keep as is and wait for 5.9.0