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| ID | Project | Category | View Status | Date Submitted | Last Update |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0002062 | Industrial-Craft² | machines | public | 2016-12-21 03:27 | 2016-12-24 01:03 |
| Reporter | DullSpoon | Assigned To | |||
| Priority | normal | Severity | major | Reproducibility | sometimes |
| Status | closed | Resolution | not fixable | ||
| Fixed in Version | Builds for MC 1.10.x | ||||
| Summary | 0002062: Machines disappear when wrench used on them and the resulting item touches a cable | ||||
| Description | When a machine is removed with the electric wrench it becomes an item. When that item intersects with a cable it has a 20% chance of deleting the item. | ||||
| Steps To Reproduce | Take some tin cable and lay a strip of 6 or so horizontally along a wall, leaving one tile worth of space between it and the ceiling. Get yourself half a dozen Geothermal Generators (although any machine should work.) and place them on the wall/ceiling just above the tin cable. Now take an electric wrench and pop the generators. As they become items they may pop-up into the air and then fall, in which case they will likely bounce off the cable, or they may intersect with the cable and disappear. In the following test I lost 3 of 7 generators in one run, but in most other tests I only lost 1 in 7. I get the most losses with machines that are against the ceiling. The ceiling seems to prevent the items popping upward as high, and force an immediate collision with the cable underneath, making the item disappear. When you lose an MFS this way in the game, it really hurts. Fortunately I have cheats on, so that I can run these debug tests when needed. So when I lose a machine in game, I just use JEI to replace it. I've been having these occassional losses for sometime, an thought perhaps it was a wrench problem, but only now did I manage to pin down the cause as a likely interaction with cabling. | ||||
| Additional Information | Running the following mods: Bookshelf1.10.2-1.4.3.338.jar EnchantingPlus-1.10.2-4.1.0.115.jar industrialcraft-2-2.6.133-ex110.jar jei_1.10.2-3.13.6.387.jar journeymap-1.10.2-5.3.1.jar MCMultiPart-1.3.0-universal.jar Railcraft_1.10.2-10.0.1.jar SuperCircuitMaker-1.0.4.jar | ||||
| Tags | No tags attached. | ||||
| Minecraft Version | 1.10.2 | ||||
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From trying this with different configurations, I've never had it completely delete the machine's drops, but I have had it put it somewhere stupid. The logic behind dropping the items is vanilla, it just doesn't like trying to drop items against non-block bounding boxes. The drops often went upwards through the top block and were at most few blocks away from where I wrenched them. It's not ideal but it's how Minecraft works. If the walls are 2 blocks thick it seems to not happen at all (or at least so infrequently I've not managed to make it) and it will bounce the items straight out. |
