Bug: clothes do not retain aether from materials

[summertime]

Title.

They should get aether as the average of materials or at least depend on materials. Instead they get 0 aether and thus when you make rags, the rags have 0 aether.

[DarkNacht]

Dev do not care about the purity of non-food items other than swords.

[summertime]

Dev do not care about the purity of non-food items other than swords.

That is wrong: example is butcher's knife. And before you say that "butcher's knife" can be used to get food, so can rags.

[JohnCarver]

Interesting.

However, we don't want purity on Clothes. So this creates a problem. If we do want to put purity on Rags it will probably require implementing a tool to shred the clothes and the purity will adjust to said tool.

[summertime]

Interesting.

However, we don't want purity on Clothes. So this creates a problem. If we do want to put purity on Rags it will probably require implementing a tool to shred the clothes and the purity will adjust to said tool.

k thx

[Rololas]

Just out of curiosity, what are rags used for in food that would influence the purity?

only thing i can think of is making clothes with the animal skins, but then there would be no point in getting purity of cotton up, and would make the butchering knife's a bit to op in my opinion.

[TotalyMeow]

Fibres for making fishnets, but I think the cotton and milkweed options are enough.