BlockStateComponent#write relies on the block state's toString() method to write its value, unfortunately this does not produce a string which UtilsJS#parseBlockState nor vanilla's own block state parser can handle. This is due to the block state relying on the base block's toString() method which wraps its id in Block{}.
Recreation
final BlockState testState = Blocks.ACACIA_STAIRS.defaultBlockState();
final BlockState processedState = BlockStateComponent.BLOCK.read(null, BlockStateComponent.BLOCK.write(null, testState));
Put this code somewhere and get an exception similar to the crash attached, where I put it in my mod's constructor
Minecraft Version
1.20
KubeJS Version
2001.6.3-build.89
Rhino Version
2001.2.2-build.11
Architectury Version
9.1.12
Forge/Fabric Version
Forge 47.1.3
Describe your issue
BlockStateComponent#write
relies on the block state'stoString()
method to write its value, unfortunately this does not produce a string whichUtilsJS#parseBlockState
nor vanilla's own block state parser can handle. This is due to the block state relying on the base block'stoString()
method which wraps its id inBlock{}
.Recreation
Put this code somewhere and get an exception similar to the crash attached, where I put it in my mod's constructor
Crash report/logs
https://mclo.gs/BqXJNWo