Version:

• Minecraft Version: [e.g. 1.18.2] 1.20.1
• Forge Version [e.g. 40.2.0] Fabric 0.16.4
• Mod Version [e.g. 0.6.0-beta-1.18.2] 1.20.1-beta-0.8.0

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Trying to automate setting a schedule with Create's built in ComputerCraft/CC:Tweaked integration including CRN sections causes a crash. When trying to write back a schedule the, integration format the train_category and train_line NBT data in a way that is incompatible with CRN's expected types. A crash will occur immediately and every time the world is loaded requiring a manual NBT edit to un-softlock the save.

Malformed NBT data:

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a setup like the screenshots below
2. Run edit crash.lua and paste in the following script
3. Executing the script causes a crash

local pretty = require "cc.pretty"
local station = peripheral.wrap("right")

-- Should print a train schedule similar to below
local schedule = station.getSchedule()
pretty.pretty_print(schedule)
-- {
--   cyclic = true,
--   entries = {
--     {
--       instruction = {
--         data = {
--           usable = false,
--           train_category = {
--             -2006329496,
--             1759200103,
--             -1670741727,
--             -706370800,
--           },
--           train_line = {
--             -1838223794,
--             1693663684,
--             -1344732757,
--             -1200285980,
--           },
--           include_previous_station = false,
--         },
--         id = "createrailwaysnavigator:travel_section",
--       },
--     },
--   }
-- }

-- Attempting to write back the schedule results in a crash
station.setSchedule(schedule)

Expected behavior
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crash-2025-05-14_23.50.54-server.txt

The problem is that the UUID of the train category or train line is not written as an int[], but as a list. I will work on a solution in a future update.