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Crash with REI #130

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dominikreusser opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 2 comments
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Crash with REI #130

dominikreusser opened this issue Feb 12, 2022 · 2 comments
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@dominikreusser
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Setup

  • Minecraft: 1.18.1
  • Fabric API: 0.12.12
  • slotlink: 4.2.1
  • roughly enough items: 7.1.390

Problem
Whenever i try to use the crafting recepie from REI (with the little + symbol on the bottom right corner) to craft an item in the storage request, the game crashes.

Crash report: if any, upload it on paste website and copy the link.

Reproduction
Doesnt matter how small / big the storage, just a chest, a master and a requester.

crash-2022-02-12_11.22.56-client.txt

@dominikreusser dominikreusser added the bug bad as intended label Feb 12, 2022
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Have you tested only with the listed mods on a test world? Your crash report seems to have a lot of mods enabled.

@sbossarte
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sbossarte commented Aug 9, 2022

Came here looking for the same issue, and it seems to be a conflict with Inventory Sorting

A similar setup, with Inventory Sorting enabled, which causes a crash in certain cases with REI (closing a recipe, adding recipe to the crafting grid, etc.):

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Disabling Inventory Sorting (or updating its config to hide its buttons) looks normal, and does not cause a crash:

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I should also specify that:

  • Disabling the Inventory Sorting buttons through its config will fix the issue in this case.
  • The request GUI can't be blacklisted by inventory sorting to prevent the button/sorting behavior.

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