[1.12.2] Project Red Relocation crashes
xJon opened this issue ยท 3 comments
Describe the bug
First reported over xJon/Tekkit-2#58:
I am attempting to make a moving platform using frames and frame motors. While doing this I have encountered two bugs. The first is that while the platform is in motion the blocks will occasionally glitch into each other, causing tekkit 2 to crash (crash log and crash report are associated with this problem). The second bug is that sometimes any frames that have panels in them will be deleted causing any wires/levers on them to break. This only seems to occur if the blocks have been moved around a bit, but not necessarily during movement as I have seen the blocks break while the platform is static (log when blocks break is associated with this bug). I have also attached a picture of my setup before and after the blocks break. I have tried updating the ProjectRedRelocation.cfg to change all tile movers to saveload, but this hasn't fixed the second bug (I haven't done enough testing to see if this got rid of the first bug).
Seems that a part of the issue is incompatibility with Logistics Pipes (but not all of it).
I have done some testing/searching and I found this thread discussing the problem in a different mod pack: #1568
Following what they did I removed the Logistic Pipes mod and that fixed the issue of the forge multipart blocks deleting themselves shortly after movement. However, I still had the issue with the structure sometimes glitching out during movement, crashing tekkit2 (so my changes to the config file did not help with that problem).
Crash Log
https://mclo.gs/APivBMd
https://mclo.gs/PYIB3Pj
Versions
- CCL Version:
1.12.2-3.2.3.358
- FMP Version:
1.12.2-2.6.2.83
- MrTJPCore Version:
1.12.2-2.1.4.43
- ProjectRed Version:
1.12.2-4.9.4.120
@KeltenX If you read through the issue, you can see that an incompatibility from Logistics Pipes might cause this.
RS485/LogisticsPipes@4a0a91b fixes the incompatibility issue causing frames to disappear, but I hope the reported crashes can still be addressed.