Expected Behavior
The Volumetric Flask Configurator should allow the flasks to be automatically extracted from its inventory after it sets their values. It also should allow the custom value to be configured.
Current Behavior
The flasks cannot be automatically extracted from the Configurator by any means I have thus far tried, and I cannot seem to configure custom values.
Context
This would drastically simplify my Assembling Line automation, as I currently need to stock a number of flasks of all possible sizes for any given recipe. With automated and customizeable Configurators, I could hook them into the ME network to convert 1000L flasks into any possible flask, and then back, and prioritize the conversion recipe over the crafting recipe, so that the system only autocrafts more flasks when there aren't even enough flasks to convert.
Game Environment
Include as many relevant details about the game environment or modpack you experienced the bug in/on.
If you are using a Modpack:
- Modpack Name: GTNH
- Version used: 2.1.0.0
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Expected Behavior
The Volumetric Flask Configurator should allow the flasks to be automatically extracted from its inventory after it sets their values. It also should allow the custom value to be configured.
Current Behavior
The flasks cannot be automatically extracted from the Configurator by any means I have thus far tried, and I cannot seem to configure custom values.
Context
This would drastically simplify my Assembling Line automation, as I currently need to stock a number of flasks of all possible sizes for any given recipe. With automated and customizeable Configurators, I could hook them into the ME network to convert 1000L flasks into any possible flask, and then back, and prioritize the conversion recipe over the crafting recipe, so that the system only autocrafts more flasks when there aren't even enough flasks to convert.
Game Environment
Include as many relevant details about the game environment or modpack you experienced the bug in/on.
If you are using a Modpack:
Check all that apply ([ ] -> [x] - use a lowercase x)