Rex_2000 reports: make mushroom soup from 2 mush ... #490
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I encountered this as well today and submitted a similar bug report. Will fix. #974
Upon further research this seems to be a bigger integration issue. Discovered the same issue with farming: salad, here too you get a wooden bowl for a glass one.
Okay, the issue with all three mods is this: while they all allow the use of any member of the bowl group for crafting, in the on_use line they give back one certain type of bowl. There is nothing that would indicate for MT to return exactly the bowl that was used in crafting. So we have these miraculous bowl conversions into the exact type specified by the respective mod.
One possible solution would be to create a variable that stores which bowl is used by the player and then this variable determines what bowl type is given back in the on_use line in register_craftitem
Currently, I cannot code that in lua, and I don't know whether it's possible to get it to work, whether it will accept a variable instead of the name of one single bowl.
duplicate of #974, will fix there
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commit c4ee5a74b19e53223499c3678e03da37de773287