@neon inlet uploaded a log, Axiom version: Axiom 2.7.0
Environment: Windows, Minecraft 1.20.4 only using Axiom and Fabric API.
Mode: Builder Mode
Description:
When Force Place is enabled and I use the "ctrl +c" function to copy a block with non-default NBT data (for example, the top half of a door or a fence with one of its directions active), the block is placed with its default data (i.e. irrespective of the copied data). When placed enough times—in my testing, it's ranged from a mere ~3-5 up to ~15—the game will crash.
What I expected to happen was...:
Blocks placed with respect to their copied NBT data.
What actually happened was...:
Blocks placed without respect to their copied NBT data + game crashes.
Steps to Reproduce:
- Enabled Force Place (as far as I've found, No Updates does not need to be enabled).
- Copy a block with non-default block data (I tested with doors and fences, but the crash may occur with more blocks—does not seem to crash with tall grass, however).
- Place the block with the copied data multiple times.
Can you recreate the bug?
Yes
Attachments:
Crash report:
Demonstration: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0yJfEPJajs
- Fabric 0.15.7 on 1.20.4
Axiom version: Axiom 2.7.0
Steps to Reproduce:
- Turn on Force Place (as far as I've found, No Updates does not need to be enabled).
- Copy a block with non-default block data (I tested with doors and fences, but it may occur with more blocks—does not seem to happen with grass).
- Place the block with the copied data multiple times.