Enderio: Tinker's Construct Direct modifier doesn't work with part replacement

Created on 6 May 2018 · 4Comments · Source: SleepyTrousers/EnderIO

Issue Description:

Ender IO introduces a tinker's Construct material for vibrant alloy, and the direct tinker's construct attribute. Tools with vibrant alloy handle or extra parts get direct, but it can also be added as a modifier using a vibrant alloy large plate. Unfortunately, tools with large plates as a part, such as hammers, can't have this modifier applied because the large plate in the tool will get replaced instead.

What happens:

Replacing the existing large plate in a tool takes precedence over applying the direct modifier so tools with large plates can't get it.

What you expected to happen:

Applying the direct modifier should take precedence, or the recipe shouldn't conflict.

Steps to reproduce:

Have tinker's Construct 2.9.1.65 and ender IO 5.0.22 installed for Minecraft 1.12.2
Get any hammer that's not vibrant from the creative menu
Put it in a tool forge with a vibrant large plate

Affected Versions:

EnderIO: 5.0.22
EnderCore: 0.5.22
Minecraft: 1.12.2
Forge: 14.23.3.2677

1.12 Bug in other software

Source

hacatu

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Most helpful comment

As far as I am aware this is not an issue on our end, but rather with the way swapping parts works with tinkers.

EpicSquid on 6 May 2018

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As far as I am aware this is not an issue on our end, but rather with the way swapping parts works with tinkers.

EpicSquid on 6 May 2018

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Tinkers used to have this problem with Iguana Tinkers Tweaks' tool swapping when using the obsidian plate for the reinforced modifier. Perhaps a similar item might help?