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Base block replace fails on 1.19.2, block is invisible in inventory #1

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son0fether opened this issue Apr 14, 2023 · 0 comments
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Minecraft: 1.19.2
Forge: 43.2.8

Hi there, thank you for making this mod. I love how it automatically works with other mods.

The right-click to replace the base block is bugged in 1.19.2. The block in your hand disappears, but it's not placed in the trophy. Instead, the GUI for scale and offset opens and there's a client desync. The block item is still in your inventory, but not shown. Left-clicking in the empty-looking spot in your inventory picks it up (and makes it visible), and right-clicking in the world places it, so nothing is lost, but it looks like it's lost. Also, the replace doesn't function.

I've tested this both in a pack with other mods and on its own, just with forge. It happens both with the trophies from the creative menu and with trophies spawned in that have BaseBlock already set.

As part of a solution, I'd actually prefer a config value to be able to turn off the block replacement. There's no way to retrieve the block used as the base as far as I can tell, so there's an opportunity for players to lose valuable blocks. If applying a new block or breaking the trophy made the previous placed base block pop out as an item, that would be fine too.

Separate note: the mod description doesn't mention that right-clicking can generally set the scale, even without replacing the base block, but I eventually figured it out.

Since there's no actual item loss going on, this isn't a critical bug in my eyes. I'd obviously appreciate any fix being applied to the 1.19.2 version that I'm using in a modpack.

Thanks again for making this mod.

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