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Cannot siphon from roof-mounted external tank (200l) #37525

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SSpook opened this issue Jan 29, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #38527
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Cannot siphon from roof-mounted external tank (200l) #37525

SSpook opened this issue Jan 29, 2020 · 1 comment · Fixed by #38527
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<Bug> This needs to be fixed (S2 - Confirmed) Bug that's been confirmed to exist Vehicles Vehicles, parts, mechanics & interactions

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@SSpook
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SSpook commented Jan 29, 2020

Describe the bug

When roof-mounted external tanks are the only kind of tanks with liquid trying to siphon will result in the message "This vehicle has no liquid fuel left to siphon.". When there are other types of tanks with liquids in them you can siphon normally from roof-mounted external tanks.

Steps To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Install a roof mounted tank on a vehicle.
  2. Siphon all the liquids from the vehicle.
  3. Refill the roof-mounted tank with a liquid of your choice.
  4. Try to siphon.

Expected behavior

Expected to be able to siphon.

Versions and configuration

Game Version: 0.D-11480-gdcdef1e
Graphics version: Tiles
Mods loaded: [dda, aftershock]

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@codemime codemime added (S2 - Confirmed) Bug that's been confirmed to exist <Bug> This needs to be fixed Vehicles Vehicles, parts, mechanics & interactions labels Jan 29, 2020
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