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Oct 13, 2025 by wbrum.org 53 views

Bug Report: Chemistry Bag Only Holds 7 Bottles And Bunches Them All Together

In the world of Horizon, chemistry bags are an essential tool for players to store and manage their chemical concoctions. However, a recent issue has been discovered that affects the functionality of these bags. In this article, we will delve into the details of the bug, its effects, and provide a step-by-step guide on how to reproduce it.

Chemistry bags in Horizon only hold a total of seven bottles, and bunches them all together in a stack, not differentiating bottle names. This means that if a player tries to store more than seven bottles in the bag, the excess bottles will not be picked up, leaving them scattered around the environment.

Screenshots and Evidence

The following screenshots demonstrate the issue:

As shown in the first screenshot, there are 6 butazoline bottles and 1 dermaline bottle in the stack. This is not the expected behavior, as the chemistry bag should be able to store each bottle individually.

The second and third screenshots show the remaining bottles that were not picked up by the chemistry bag.

To reproduce this bug, follow these steps:

Make 8 bottles of something with the chemmaster: Use the chemmaster to create 8 bottles of a chemical concoction.
Try to put them all in the chemistry bag: Attempt to store all 8 bottles in the chemistry bag.
See that it doesn't fit the 8th bottle: Observe that the chemistry bag only holds 7 bottles and bunches them all together, leaving the 8th bottle unaccounted for.

The Round ID for this bug is cyB-awt6, and the staff ckey is No response.

The chemistry bag bug in Horizon is a significant issue that affects the functionality of this essential tool. By understanding the cause of the bug and how to reproduce it, players can provide valuable feedback to the development team to help resolve this issue. We hope that this article has provided a clear explanation of the bug and its effects, and we look forward to seeing the necessary changes implemented to fix this issue.

To resolve this bug, the development team should consider the following recommendations:

Increase the capacity of the chemistry bag: Allow the chemistry bag to hold more than 7 bottles, so that players can store their chemical concoctions without having to worry about running out of space.
Improve the bag's sorting algorithm: Ensure that the chemistry bag can differentiate between bottle names and store them individually, rather than bunching them all together.
Provide a clear error message: When the chemistry bag is full, provide a clear error message to the player, indicating that they cannot store any more bottles.

By implementing these changes, the development team can improve the overall user experience and provide a more enjoyable gameplay experience for players.
Q&A: Chemistry Bag Bug in Horizon

In our previous article, we discussed the chemistry bag bug in Horizon, where the bag only holds 7 bottles and bunches them all together, not differentiating bottle names. In this article, we will address some of the most frequently asked questions about this bug and provide additional information to help players understand the issue.

Q: What is the chemistry bag bug?

A: The chemistry bag bug is a issue in Horizon where the chemistry bag only holds 7 bottles and bunches them all together, not differentiating bottle names. This means that if a player tries to store more than 7 bottles in the bag, the excess bottles will not be picked up, leaving them scattered around the environment.

Q: How do I reproduce the bug?

A: To reproduce the bug, follow these steps:

Make 8 bottles of something with the chemmaster.
Try to put them all in the chemistry bag.
See that it doesn't fit the 8th bottle.

Q: What is the Round ID for this bug?

A: The Round ID for this bug is cyB-awt6.

Q: Who is responsible for fixing this bug?

A: The development team is responsible for fixing this bug. We encourage players to provide feedback and report any issues they encounter.

Q: What are the possible solutions to this bug?

A: Some possible solutions to this bug include:

Increasing the capacity of the chemistry bag to hold more than 7 bottles.
Improving the bag's sorting algorithm to differentiate between bottle names and store them individually.
Providing a clear error message when the chemistry bag is full.

Q: How can I help fix this bug?

A: You can help fix this bug by:

Reporting any issues you encounter with the chemistry bag.
Providing feedback on the bug and suggesting possible solutions.
Participating in beta testing and providing feedback on the development team's fixes.

Q: Is this bug related to any other issues in Horizon?

A: Yes, this bug is related to the #20578 issue, which is a known bug in the game.

Q: Can I get a refund for any items I lost due to this bug?

A: We encourage players to contact the development team to discuss possible refunds for any items they lost due to this bug.

The chemistry bag bug in Horizon is a significant issue that affects the functionality of this essential tool. By understanding the cause of the bug and how to reproduce it, players can provide valuable feedback to the development team to help resolve this issue. We hope that this Q&A article has provided a clear explanation of the bug and its effects, and we look forward to seeing the necessary changes implemented to fix this issue.

To resolve this bug, the development team should consider the following recommendations:

Increase the capacity of the chemistry bag: Allow the chemistry bag to hold more than 7 bottles, so that players can store their chemical concoctions without having to worry about running out of space.
Improve the bag's sorting algorithm: Ensure that the chemistry bag can differentiate between bottle names and store them individually, rather than bunching them all together.
Provide a clear error message: When the chemistry bag is full, provide a clear error message to the player, indicating that they cannot store any more bottles.

By implementing these changes, the development team can improve the overall user experience and provide a more enjoyable gameplay experience for players.