An early game mod with new primitive devices, combustion machines, smelting mechanics, storage options, tools, torches, advancements, and absolutely zero GUIs -- with exception to the substantially complete, mostly illustrated, and charred guidebook.
I've been meaning to ask why some tile entities like the tanks and the barrel store their block coordinates in their NBT data when broken. What purpose does it serve?
What Happens
Place a tank (or barrel, or any container that saves coordinate data in NBT).
Fill said container with an applicable substance, like a fluid or solid.
Break said container.
Inspect the NBT data using a mod that allows its presentation (like JEI Integration).
What You Expect to Happen
I expect the coordinate data to not save to a broken block, as I don't understand what purpose it serves when I intend to move said broken container.
Issue Description
I've been meaning to ask why some tile entities like the tanks and the barrel store their block coordinates in their NBT data when broken. What purpose does it serve?
What Happens
What You Expect to Happen
I expect the coordinate data to not save to a broken block, as I don't understand what purpose it serves when I intend to move said broken container.
Script
Crash Log
Affected Versions