Medical items (first aid kits) taken from the UAZ-452 ambulance and placed into a vehicle's cargo storage (the vehicle's own storage compartment, not a crew member's inventory) are incorrectly registered as supply capacity of that vehicle. Each item adds +20 to the displayed supply capacity. Example on a Ural-4320 cargo truck: base capacity 1500 → 1520 with one item → 1540 with two items, and so on, +20 per item.
After this, the vehicle's supply counter becomes corrupted and shows the infinity symbol (888888888888), i.e. the vehicle effectively has unlimited supplies (see attached screenshot).
The issue is not vehicle-specific: it was reproduced on Ural-4320 trucks and on UAZ vehicles, and the reporter states that any vehicle with a cargo compartment is affected.
Steps to reproduce
Join a vanilla Conflict scenario.
Take several medical items from the inventory of a UAZ-452 ambulance.
Go to any vehicle with cargo storage, e.g. a Ural-4320 cargo truck, and note its supply capacity (1500).
Open the vehicle inventory and move one medical item into the vehicle's cargo storage compartment.
Check the supply capacity again — it now reads 1520.
Add a second item — 1540. Every further item adds another +20.
Continue; the vehicle's supply counter eventually displays 888888888888.
Expected result
Items stored in a vehicle's cargo have no effect on its supply capacity or supply amount; the supply counter stays accurate.
Actual result
Each stored medical item raises the vehicle's supply capacity by 20, and the counter ends up showing infinite (888888888888) supplies.
Additional information
This can be abused as an unlimited-supplies exploit in Conflict (unrestricted building/requisition), so it is likely to be used deliberately once known.
Possibly the vehicle's resource logic is treating the supply value of stored items as part of the vehicle's own supply storage, but this is only a guess.