Certain IC's stop working properly after reboots / reloads
LadyCailinBot opened this issue ยท 5 comments
CRAFTBOOK-2292 - Reported by Your.Mom
Certain IC's, namely those that detect blocks and times of day, will bug out, sometimes completely, when the server reloads or reboots.
For instance, I have a block detector which detects a coal ore at a certain Y axis. This works when it's initially made. Tested and doing good in full. After the server has reloaded or rebooted, sometimes when I go back, for instance, the lever is down even though there's no coal ore block.
The IC I'm talking about specifically is mc0263. For a quick recap, the way it works is that if it detects the set block, the lever goes down, lighting the attached redstone. If the ore is missing, the lever goes up, deactivating the attached redstone.
It won't let me flick the lever, as if it absolutely detects a coal ore block there. Replacing the coal ore and breaking it again doesn't fix it, it requires me to completely remake the IC sign, which becomes tedious after a while.
Comment by me4502
I've been told there are a few bugs with the block sensors. I'll look into it later, but you should NEVER do a reload. It breaks plugins.
Comment by me4502
Are you able to provide screenshots of this malfunctioning IC?
Comment by Your.Mom
Thanks, friend. You say this is fixed. The question now is, where may I download the dev build that has this fixed? It is a very important issue to me, and to get it resolved as soon as possible would be very very nice.
Comment by cravin4candy
I can confirm this happening as well. But it's with all the pick-up type ICs and the Block sensor signs. However our server is still using 3.3.8, so it's possible you might have fixed this by now. I just wanted to make sure it wasn't just fixed for the Block Sensors, but Pick-up item type signs as well (example: Auto-craft ST pick-up, and the Chest collectors.. etc). Sometimes the signs just randomly stop while I'm standing in the chunk they are in, so then I have to go and reload it. Even then, that doesn't always fix it.