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Issue Description:

https://bitbucket.org/ProfMobius/waila/issues/258/19-client-crash-when-looking-at-double
full crash report: http://pastebin.com/zvn7xSVh

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This is actually an issue with WAILA itself. I did a quick and dirty fix by wrapping the offending code in a try..catch block and logging the error if something happened, and defaulting to metadata 0 (which more often than not is wrong, but prevents a crash).

The actual issue with the plants loosing their bottom part seems to stem from issues in the world generator subsystem itself.

Yeah, this is solely a WAILA issue. It makes the incorrect assumption that double plants will always have both halves, when infact, Minecraft's generator (not just us) doesn't always make that the case. I remember going through this a while back, and it ended up being a one or two line change on WAILA's end.