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Plastic bottles can be put in gallon jugs #40130
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At least with those really thin-plastic poland springs water bottles, you could probably get them into a gallon jug by twisting them up. I don't imagine getting them out will be very practical though. |
Had it happen to me too; inadvertent fumbling with the new system left me with a bottle of forest honey inside a gallon jug; then somehow, I got the bottle out but the honey stayed inside the jug. I'm now available to do conjuring tricks at children's parties ;) |
Maybe containers could have a stat that keeps track of the maximum size of individual objects that can be put in them, independent form the maximum storage capacity. |
we already got that. with Item_lengh and max_lengh. |
@Lamandus: Item length implementation postdates this issue. Now that item length PR is merged, I believe this issue can be closed? |
I am fully on your side here, but I am not the OP. |
Describe the bug
Plastic bottles and many more items can be put in containers like gallon jugs with large volume but rather smaller bottleneck caliber (in real world).
Steps To Reproduce
Expected behavior
There might be some more attributes which decides which items can be put in certain containers and which not.
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