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Streetwind

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  1. Latest.log from a trial run with only Forge, and one mod (Food Expansion) that adds some additional foods in bowls, for testing purposes: https://pastebin.com/MmKuUxdM However, no additional mod is required for reproduction. Reproduction steps: * Create new world * Give yourself a food in a bowl (f.ex. vanilla mushroom stew) * Whittle down your hunger bar so you can eat * Consume the food Expected result: Your hunger is restored, the food item is removed, and a bowl is returned to your inventory. Actual result: Your hunger is restored, but the food item remains where it is and can be consumed again. Sometimes a bowl is added to your inventory, but only rarely - the vanilla mushroom stew seems to do this more often than the modded foods I tried (but that's anecdotal evidence at best). Research performed: I did not have this issue in my previous playthrough, so as a first step, i removed all mods from this instance that were not in my previous one. This did not fix the issue. As a next step, I removed all mods from this instance, completely. This did not fix the issue. The only thing left to do at this point was downgrading Forge from 2760, which I was currently using, to 2705, which I used in my previous playthrough. Here, the issue disappeared. Finally, I tried with the latest recommended build (2768) and the latest build (2772), and in both cases, the issue could be reproduced. I also consumed a milk bucket. It was correctly removed and correctly returned a bucket. So far it only seems to affect foods in wooden bowls, but since I cannot even hope to speculate about the root cause, I can't discount the possibility that other consumables might also do this. Hope this helps!

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