1 Uncommon thing > 20 Normal Thing is true for some reason.
Posted: Mon Apr 07, 2025 3:59 pm
Circuit conditions involving quality make no sense whatsoever.
Have a decider combinator that has a condition of "Each Red Wire >= Each Green Wire" and send it a signal of "Steel (Uncommon)" with the value of 2 on the red wire and a Signal of Steel 10 on the green wire and watch the condition be true in the combinator. Because of course 2 uncommon steel is in fact greater than 10 normal steel... It's not how numbers work in my reality but sure.
Not sure why and what the reasoning behind it is, or what the edge case would be where this is what you'd want but.
Have a decider combinator that has a condition of "Each Red Wire >= Each Green Wire" and send it a signal of "Steel (Uncommon)" with the value of 2 on the red wire and a Signal of Steel 10 on the green wire and watch the condition be true in the combinator. Because of course 2 uncommon steel is in fact greater than 10 normal steel... It's not how numbers work in my reality but sure.
Not sure why and what the reasoning behind it is, or what the edge case would be where this is what you'd want but.