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− | How many or how much of this reagent the reaction requires. For most item types this is just the number of them required. However, some other item types─specifically bars, cloth, thread, globs, liquids | + | How many or how much of this reagent the reaction requires. For most item types this is just the number of them required. However, some other item types─specifically bars, cloth, thread, globs, liquids, and powder─instead use numbers representing the size of the material within one (or more) of these items. For example, while REAGENT:A:'''''10''''':'''''TOY''''':NONE:NONE:NONE is ten unique, solid toy items, REAGENT:A:'''''10''''':'''''THREAD''''':NONE:NONE:NONE is an extremely tiny portion of a random spool of thread. One can see which items have what size quantities in the description of the [[Reaction#PRODUCT_DIMENSION|PRODUCT_DIMENSION]] token. |
If one of the reagents is in a stack, or the reaction is only using a fraction of the amount of a sized item, the reaction will consume the entire stack, or as much of the sized item as possible, and multiply the product accordingly. This behaviour can be controlled using the [[Reaction#MAX_MULTIPLIER|MAX_MULTIPLIER]] token. | If one of the reagents is in a stack, or the reaction is only using a fraction of the amount of a sized item, the reaction will consume the entire stack, or as much of the sized item as possible, and multiply the product accordingly. This behaviour can be controlled using the [[Reaction#MAX_MULTIPLIER|MAX_MULTIPLIER]] token. |