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data:extend({{
type = "recipe",
...
ingredients = {
{type = "item", name = item_name, amount = 1},
{type = "fluid", name = "promethium-emulsion", amount = fluid_requirement}
},
...
}})
But inserting an item would actually fail even with fluid present
because it implicitly hints a restriction on ingredient order with that tooltip. Despite the fact it's also 2nd in ingredient list, it actually expects the mod to put fluid ingredient 1st as well:
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...
ingredients = {
{type = "fluid", name = "promethium-emulsion", amount = fluid_requirement},
{type = "item", name = item_name, amount = 1}
},
...
I haven't seen this quirk documented anywhere within RecipePrototype and FurnacePrototype, and a mod has had this exact setup before in 1.1 - Industrial Revolution 3 and its Electroplater, which even has 2 different input fluids and recipes associated to both.
This is a feature not used in base game so it's understandable for it to not be mentioned, but now that i've bumped into it, i suppose mentioning something along the lines of:
to the description of FurnacePrototype should be enough.If the furnace has input fluidboxes, all recipes available to the furnace must specify their fluid ingredients first.
