Cheos137 / ArmorpointsPlusplus

A light-weight mod overhauling vanilla ui components
https://modrinth.com/mod/armorpoints
MIT License
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[Bug]: Glitched GUI. #27

Closed Xano052 closed 2 years ago

Xano052 commented 2 years ago

Is there an existing issue for this?

Description

With i think its journey map, it glitches EVERYTHING OUT, other than version 2. Please fix this its making it harder to use the mod. Thank you! I had the following mods added to my modpack, AP++, AppleSkin, Armor Status HUD Renewed, BobLib, Hwyla, JourneyMap, Lock on, My Hero Academia, and Neat. I added JEI to these mods and all of a sudden things were glitched. I then deleted the AP++ mod and it was fixed, just the AP++ mod as well was deleted and it was working.

Version

3.0.1 for Minecraft Forge 1.16.5

Version

forge - 1.16.5

To Reproduce

Download these mods for 1.16.5 Minecraft Forge AP++, AppleSkin, Armor Status HUD Renewed, BobLib, Hwyla, JourneyMap, Lock on, My Hero Academia, and Neat.| Add JEI and it glitched out Remove AP++ and or JEI and its unglitched. Additionally Version 2 of the AP++ mod unglitches it as well.

Expexted Behavior

visual glitch

Additional Context

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Screenshots

image After pressing E this is what appears on screen.

Relevant Log / Crash-Report Output

No response

Cheos137 commented 2 years ago

can confirm, this happens with appp [1.16.5-3.0.1] + jei [1.16.5-7.7.1.152] + journeymap [1.16.5-5.8.5p2] though that will be an annoying incompatibility to fix as journeymap crashes in the dev environment

Cheos137 commented 2 years ago

Further testing revealed that this does only happen with journeymap versions of 5.8.0 and above

Cheos137 commented 2 years ago

so, using journeymap 1.16.5-5.7.3 would be a workaround for the time being

Cheos137 commented 2 years ago

Also tested this without jei - jei does not affect this issue, meaning that i only have to check one mod.. which is currently closed source... this is going to be really annoying :/

Cheos137 commented 2 years ago

I think I've found the issue - gonna fix it now (and as 1.12 uses the same code, it's most probably affected, too)