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Line 873: − − *There is an item that can only be obtained via cheating and spawning it into the players inventory. It has the appearance of a stone, with a description that states "There's stone ore in this stone". The item is also a consumable, giving the player +38 energy and +15 health when eaten. It is unknown why it is consumable, and it is unable to be sold to any vendor in the game. If the player gifts the item to any NPC, they will react with their corresponding hated gift text. The item stacks, and is otherwise useless aside from it's consumability.
Undo revision 80618 by EnricoRodolico (talk) We can't cover all oddities created by mods
==Notes==
==Notes==
* Preparing a recipe that requires an unspecific item (''e.g.'', [[Maki Roll]], requiring any fish) can use up an ingredient that is specifically required for another recipe (''e.g.'', [[Trout Soup]], requiring [[Rainbow Trout]]). This can sometimes be prevented simply by cooking the Trout Soup before the Maki Roll. However, every recipe searches for ingredients first in the player's inventory, in order, last slot to first, and then in the refrigerator, last slot to first. Place your generic fish items in the last slots of your inventory and your specific items in places searched later. Then the recipes you cook will use those items instead of any alternatives.
* Preparing a recipe that requires an unspecific item (''e.g.'', [[Maki Roll]], requiring any fish) can use up an ingredient that is specifically required for another recipe (''e.g.'', [[Trout Soup]], requiring [[Rainbow Trout]]). This can sometimes be prevented simply by cooking the Trout Soup before the Maki Roll. However, every recipe searches for ingredients first in the player's inventory, in order, last slot to first, and then in the refrigerator, last slot to first. Place your generic fish items in the last slots of your inventory and your specific items in places searched later. Then the recipes you cook will use those items instead of any alternatives.
==History==
==History==