Open samrego opened 2 weeks ago
It's impossible to reliably track the disappearance of an item. The best I could do is add another flag to waystones.dat
that indicates whether the waystone is currently in-world or not.
The best I could do is add another flag to
waystones.dat
that indicates whether the waystone is currently in-world or not.
That would also be amazing!
~ IMPORTANT SECURITY NOTICE ~Minecraft Version
1.20.1 (LTS)
Mod Loader
Fabric
Mod Loader Version
0.16.3
Mod Version
14.1.5
Balm Version
7.3.9
Describe the Issue
Very niche issue. Waystones that are mined with silk touch stay in the
waypoints.dat
file even if the item no longer exists.This is relevant to me (and gave me a headache) because I wanted to create a map of all the waystones on a server of mine. I can imagine that this might also cause trouble for some in-game map mods but I haven't tested that, sorry.
I don't expect there to be a nice and clean solution to this, but maybe some of the most prevalent cases of item loss - despawning, falling in lava and falling into the void - can be tackled without too much hassle (if this is deemed important enough).
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Do you use any performance-enhancing mods (e.g. OptiFine) or custom server distributions (e.g. SpongeForge)?
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