#Crash on importing litematic file

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dusk lindenBOT
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@knotty oyster uploaded a log, Axiom version: Axiom 4.6.1
Environment: Windows, Minecraft 1.21.4 only using Axiom, Flashback, and Fabric API.
Mode: Editor Mode

I have verified that I am using the most up to date version of the mod and that there are no incompatibilities with the ones listed in ⁠the FaQ channel.
I have tested the bug independently of any other mods, using only Axiom and the Fabric API.

Description:
Importing a litematic crashes the game - tested on both singleplayer and multiplayer. This is a decently sized litematic file, and I'm not sure what Axiom's limits are in terms of an import, but obviously a crash should be prevented wherever possible.

What I expected to happen was...:
Litematic to import correctly

What actually happened was...:

  • Message appeared ingame that it loading the litematic file
  • Crash

Steps to Reproduce:

  • Attempt to import the attached litematic file

Can you recreate the bug?
Yes

Attachments: 📎
I've attached the litematic in question, and the crash log

I hereby verify that this is not a support post and is an actual bug that I can recreate.

  • Fabric 0.16.9 on 1.21.4 using 3 mods

Possible Solutions:

  • Update Fabric from 0.16.9 to 0.16.10

Recommendations:

  • Unless you know what you're doing, modifying your JVM args could have unintended side effects. It's best to use the defaults.
  • Update Fabric API from 0.111.0 to 0.118.5
severe ember
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Send the litematic

knotty oyster
severe ember
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Axiom thinks it's completely empty

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Or at least it's structed in a way that it doesn't recognize and therefore considers it empty

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I'll have a look tomorrow, but it likely won't get fixed for quite a while

knotty oyster
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yeah nw, just passing this along on behalf of one of our community members - thanks Moul

knotty oyster
severe ember
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the nbt says the schematic has a size of -29

knotty oyster
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huh hold on

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they've given me a bunch of schematics that seem to work day to day for them and yet they pretty much all have a negative value somewhere, just checked the same

severe ember
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i guess its just how litematica stores it for some reason

knotty oyster
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I guess? I've got a few more examples of varying sizes if you need, and/or can pull the people that made/are using these litematics in here if it'd help

severe ember
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I doubt they would know why its negative