I was preparing a new mod build, as always using Bob's "high-level" mods, such as modules, logistics, personal equipment, and the like. The exception is "Bob's electronics"

After launching the world, it was discovered that copper wire cannot be used for manual autocrafting as an intermediate component. That is, any recipe that requires copper wire requires it in its pure form, despite the presence of copper plates in the inventory.

After testing, removing the mod for modules returned the ability to autocraft, as well as enabling this same modification together with bobplates and bobores - autocraft works.

I kindly ask you to fix this behavior, because I do not want to complicate the game, conceived as a "chill after work". I am ready to provide all the necessary information.

I just tested this and it seems to be working correctly for me with all of Bob's mods enabled.

Which mods are listed as have modified the Copper wire recipe? They will be in blue at the top of the tooltip for the Copper wire recipe.

I tested it again and finally found some connection.

Space Age - Bob's modules - Reverse Factory (+ libraries)

The combination of these modifications makes intermediate auto-crafting of copper wire impossible. Moreover, the recipe is predetermined by "Space Age", and no other mods were found to affect the recipe. When disabling any of the 3 modifications, everything works fine.

Unfortunately, I can't figure out the connection with copper wire. If you add mods such as Bob's Ores, Bob's Metals and Bob's Electronics to the list of mods above, the recipe will work properly.

I did a load of testing around this. As far as I can tell, it was caused by a bug in Reverse Factory mod. I've let the dev know the issue and he has pushed out a new version already. Try updating and let me know if you still have an issue?

Thank you very much! Now everything works as intended!

I would like to take this opportunity to say an additional thank you for all the modifications that you make and support. Without them, Factorio no longer seems to be what is so dear to the heart of the factory worker)