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flokol120 / Spigot-Item-Chest-Sorter

A Spigot/Paper minecraft plugin to sort your messy items into separate chests | 💯% written in Kotlin
GNU General Public License v3.0
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Sender/Receiver need to either be tied to a player, be created together, or Receivers should be created upon assigning a Sender. #7

Closed corylulu closed 4 years ago

corylulu commented 4 years ago

I figured out was an issue is the fact that the senders/receivers aren't linked to a player, which can result in two players making sender items one after another, then each make a receiver items and it results in both the receivers going to the second sender.

I was having weird issues like that. Perhaps it could also be solved by creating a receiver automatically after a sender hoe is used on a chest to ensure it correctly pairs. Would also allow for a bunch of them to be made by an OP, then people can just grab one and start using it without having to know any commands.

Another idea would be to always have a Receiver hoe present inside a Sender chest.

Naming the sender/receiver pair might also help to stay organized if you want people to be able to create multiples.

corylulu commented 4 years ago

Oh, just saw you already made a similar ticket. Is this already resolved?

flokol120 commented 4 years ago

possible duplicate of #6

flokol120 commented 4 years ago

Yes, this is fixed with 9022456735078c6326b68b36f8c75391453cdfb6

corylulu commented 4 years ago

Need to investigate some more, but I've also been having issues with items that are supposed to be going to an Air chest just disappearing...

Additionally, I think I was actually able to find the items again upon breaking either a sender or receiver chest, but I had reset the configuration file a couple times in between, so I'd need to verify if that was just a fluke.

flokol120 commented 4 years ago

@corylulu the issue with "disappearing" could be linked to the issue that another person mistakenly selected a receiver chest for your sender chest. I have never witnessed that item disappeared. The part of item deletion is also pretty safe coded (imho). First a copy of the items are added to the receiver chest. If this part was successful the items are deleted from the sender chest. So the risk of items being duplicated is potentially higher than the risk of items disappearing. I am closing this issue, as it is possibly resolved.