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[Bug] WizardryUtils Summoned Item CapNBT prevents proper usage of AE2Stuff Adv. Inscribers #10

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anabsolutesloth opened this issue Nov 13, 2022 · 1 comment
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@anabsolutesloth
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Is there an existing issue for this?

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Observed behaviour

Related Issue on AE2S Github: bdew-minecraft/ae2stuff#193

Removing WizardryUtils allows for regular behaviour.
I suspect this is because of WizardryUtils Summoned Item CapNBT, which is applied to all items.
There are hack-ish fixes to this problem (such as through Crafttweaker), though closure on if this can be addressed from your end would be appreciated, it's likely that some other mods are impacted aswell.

Expected behaviour

Item is allowed to go in central slot of Adv. Inscriber

Steps to reproduce

  1. Install AE2Stuff, WizardryUtils, and Dependencies
  2. Enter a World
  3. place AE2S Advanced Inscriber
  4. attempt to insert Diamond, Gold, Pure Certus, or Redstone
  5. item refuses to go into central slot

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Environment (Singleplayer/Server, etc.)

Issue present on both sides

Mod version

1.1.1

Forge version

1.12.2 - 14.23.5.2860

Other mods

Applied Energistics 2 - rv6-stable-7
AE2 Stuff - 0.7.0.4-mc1.12.2
bdlib - 1.14.3.12-mc1.12.2
EBWizardry - 4.3.8

@anabsolutesloth anabsolutesloth added bug Something isn't working Needs Triage labels Nov 13, 2022
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Fixed by #23

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