[🐞]: Antique Ink cannot be used on non-directional Signs

[sapphiriza]

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Version

1.20.1-FABRIC

Supplementaries Version

Supplementaries-1.20-2.8.10

Moonlight Lib Version

1.20-2.11.33

Issue Detail

Attempting to use the Antique Ink on a sign will instead open the GUI for editing the sign text. It does work on directional signposts on fences, but does not work on vanilla signs or hanging signs.

[MehVahdJukaar]

this is more of amissing feature. antique ink is mostly a forge only feature as it relies on forge block entity capabilityes. Might be a while until i look into this

[sapphiriza]

Oh ok, it's weird that it does work on the directional signs... seems like it's just that the edit-sign-contents GUI is interrupting the antique ink interaction?

[MehVahdJukaar]

By directional signs you mean vanilla floor signs?

[VitaminJake]

No he means the ones that attach to a signpost, which I had assumed were added by supple. I also have a very vested interest in this. *Edit they are added by your mod, so it works with the signs from your mod just not vanilla standing or hanging signs, nor any other modded signs such as betternether etc.

[MehVahdJukaar]

yeah those are called way signs and of course they wokr as they are added by the mod and dont rely on attatched tile entity capabilities like normal ones do. As ive said i might look into ways to add that for fabric but thats low priority now