One of my friends reported this to me, on the current build if you begin to eat a food item and as the animation starts you throw off whatever clothing item contains the food you will be able to finish eating and then pick up the cloths with the food still their at 100% capacity. Given that this is supposed to be a survival experience I thought you should be aware as this is repeatable and incredibly exploitable.
Description
Description
Details
Details
- Legacy ID
- 149320725
- Severity
- None
- Resolution
- Duplicate
- Reproducibility
- Always
- Category
- Inventory
Steps To Reproduce
Begin to eat a food item, such as a can or bag of rice, as the animation begins toss what ever clothing or backpack item that holds it off onto the ground. let the animation for eating finish. then pick up the cloths or backpack and the food should say 100%. Rinse and repeat.
Additional Information
I have not tested this on smaller food items such as fruit or vegetables but I would assume it is the same for those regardless.
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I noticed this bug as well. I ate a can of beans (about 70 % remaining). While eating I dropped the backpack holding the can. Then I immediately put the backpack on (eating-animation was still ongoing). In the end I had the same can with the same "start-volume" in my backpack. So in fact I can generate infinite food just by storing one food-item in my inventory and using the bug.
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have not reproduced this myself, but having played the mod and knowing this method was used (along with others) to duplicated many things, this does not surprise me. I up voted purely as i can tell this would be an issue. and duping is one of the more serious bugs that needs to be figured how to remedy and fixed asap
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Hi,
Thanks for the feedback, however this has already been reported.
Closing as duplicate of #0011604: you can eat the same food without consumption
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