ET copper doesnt compat with TIC

[iamsoNewBee]

Initial Questions

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• I have verified that this issue occurs in a SUPPORTED environment, meaning I can reproduce this WITHOUT OptiFine, and without Bukkit+Forge server software like KCauldron, Thermos, Crucible, Mohist etc

Mod Version

etfuturum-2.6.2

Describe the Issue

As the title, the ET copper ingot and block cant melt in the smelting furnace.

Conflicting Mods

Tinkers' Construct

Crash Report

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Other Details

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[Roadhog360]

Uggghhhhh just the update after I fixed it too, it done broke itself -_-

[Roadhog360]

Unsure of why it happens, the raw ore block is registered as something to be smeltable and the ingot has the correct tag, and I never changed the code since it was last tested working....

[iamsoNewBee]

I am confused too. To give more info, I uses Unidict and the dominant copper is the EFT one, but I can only get NTM copper which is the second* dominant copper. But I dont think it crauses this because IE copper could melt too. Luckily I basically fixed this for my own pack via Modtweak..

[Roadhog360]

I tested the issue with no mods besides Tinkers', EFR and their deps.

[witz1345]

TIC defines which items can be melted into molten copper through an internal melting formula system (usually through Oredict or custom formulas). For example, copper ore or copper blocks will be registered as smelted items

[Roadhog360]

And I registered it through the system, but it's still not working, and I don't know why. I was given a fix for the same issue last year, tested it working, and apparently before that fix was released it randomly stopped working and I can't figure out why, despite the previously working code being 100% the same as the apparent broken code.

[witz1345]

It is possible that the copper ingot may not be properly registered in the TIC's melting system. I do have a solution.