Enhanced Celestials(Fabric) - Blood Moons & Harvest Moons

Enhanced Celestials(Fabric) - Blood Moons & Harvest Moons

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[Bug]:Enhanced Celestials spamming in chat

davidl1459 opened this issue ยท 7 comments

commented

Minecraft Version

1.21.1

Enhanced Celestials Version

1.20.1-5.0.3.1

Mod Loader

Fabric

Mod Loader Version

1.0.3

Bug Severity

Minor

What happened?

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basically I did the /ec setlunarevent #enhancedcelestials:moon it will say "The ... Moon rises... " and it's random. and when it's day time it disappears but when it's night time it spams the chat "The ... Moon sets..." the example is in the attached picture

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commented

Getting same issue in Forge 1.20.1-5.0.3.1. Had this happen with Blood Moons seemingly at random, had to stop chat spam by running /time add 1d.

commented

This has happened to me as well

commented

Bug seems to have come from version 5.0.3.0 (or later), I've been unable to reproduce this in 1.20.1-5.0.2.3-forge.

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on 5.0.2.3 fabric it still occurs, but given theres another (i'm assuming it's legit and not something else) report about adding to server then removing left the user with lowered hostile mob spawn rates, maybe some files are left over from my initial 5.0.3.1 install somewhere still causing the constant spam when changing between day/night with the time command.

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Update: I have since been able to reproduce this on 1.20.1-5.0.2.3-forge, and reliably with these steps:

  1. Create a new world
  2. Run /ec setLunarEvent enhancedcelestials:blood_moon
  3. Run /time add 1d
  4. Run /time set 0
  5. Run /time set night

And the chat should spam with The "Blood Moon" sets... The undead begin to burn...

My guess is that whenever a lunar event is set on a specific night and that night has already technically passed then it gets confused, since /time set 0 sets it back to the start of day 0.

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@CorgiTaco Is the fix planned?

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Is there any way to fix this issue right now? it's actually bugging me