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Fruit duplication

Posted: Wed Feb 05, 2014 1:32 pm
by Lirith
Bear with me while I try to explain this, but bananas and kiwis seem to be duplicating.

We start with nothing in inventory except for the basket, and nothing held except for a knife.
I input this: get dough;get banana basket;hold banana;slice;hold slice;place;drop tart

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You are using:
<worn around wrist>  a gold and ivory bracelet (perfect)
<right hand>         a large steel chef's knife with a crystal turtle set in the handle (perfect)
<floating around>    (Glowing) a prism of swirling rainbow light (perfect)
You are carrying:
     a small wicker basket (perfect)
a small wicker basket contains:
(10) a ripe yellow banana (perfect)

You get a flattened lump of dough.
You get a ripe yellow banana from a small wicker basket.
You hold a ripe yellow banana in your left hand.
You carefully cut the banana into slices.
You stop using a ripe yellow banana.
You hold some banana slices in your left hand.
You carefully place some banana slices on a flat lump of dough.
You drop an uncooked banana tart.
You are carrying:
     a small wicker basket (perfect)
     a ripe yellow banana (perfect)
You put a ripe yellow banana in a small wicker basket.
You are carrying:
     a small wicker basket (perfect)
a small wicker basket contains:
(10) a ripe yellow banana (perfect)
You are using:
<worn around wrist>  a gold and ivory bracelet (perfect)
<right hand>         a large steel chef's knife with a crystal turtle set in the handle (perfect)
<floating around>    (Glowing) a prism of swirling rainbow light (perfect)
Note that I only used a command for one banana to be taken from the basket.
When the fruit is sliced, the original fruit isn't purged when the slices are created.

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You are using:
<worn around wrist>  a gold and ivory bracelet (perfect)
<right hand>         a large steel chef's knife with a crystal turtle set in the handle (perfect)
<floating around>    (Glowing) a prism of swirling rainbow light (perfect)
You get a ripe yellow banana from a small wicker basket.
You should hold the fruit first.
You hold a ripe yellow banana in your left hand.
You carefully cut the banana into slices.
You are carrying:
     a small wicker basket (perfect)
     some banana slices (perfect)
You are using:
<worn around wrist>  a gold and ivory bracelet (perfect)
<left hand>          a ripe yellow banana (perfect)
<right hand>         a large steel chef's knife with a crystal turtle set in the handle (perfect)
<floating around>    (Glowing) a prism of swirling rainbow light (perfect)
It seems to do this repeatedly, even after I tried logging out and in again. The same thing also happened with kiwis, but not with peaches or strawberries or plums. I had also made a load of other tarts with all other fruits before this and didn't see it so it is possibly just these two (i39025 and i39012).

Re: Fruit duplication

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 2:21 pm
by Raona
Yup. Looks like those two are missing a
mpjunk $o $n
line in their slice routines. I think only those two have slice routines, the others have only PLACE routines and those do contain the mpjunk line. I half wonder if this wasn't left out because it was junking the sliced stuff and leaving the original, though. Area coders would know, I do not!

Re: Fruit duplication

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 4:04 pm
by Lirith
Lots of other fruits have the slice code (apples, pears, peaches, watermelon, lemons) in addition to the place code, but it does seem to be only these two that aren't junking.
What is even more strange is that I've been making tarts for years and I'm positive that this is the first time I've seen this happen. I would have noticed before because often I was getting a "You have to hold the fruit" message as it was duplicating.

Re: Fruit duplication

Posted: Thu Feb 06, 2014 11:41 pm
by Nylo
This might have something to do with the recent updates to those fruits to increase equipment durability - see viewtopic.php?f=77&t=17740

Re: Fruit duplication

Posted: Fri Feb 07, 2014 1:40 am
by Harroghty
Fixed, pending copyover. Meanwhile, fruit abounds. Potassium deficient folks rejoice.