[Game CRASH] Any interaction with a Sandwich kicks players from the server
Snoe0 opened this issue · 14 comments
Description
Whenever someone interacts at all with a sandwich, someone on the server gets disconnected (not necessarily the one doing it).
Steps to Reproduce
Make a sandwich (this might cause it), put it into a chest, break the chest.
Media
If you can, post some media (video, gif, link) to further clarify the issue and what causes the crash.
Replay Mod had a stroke it seems
I don't know how fixable this is but I'll leave the issue open
Please try again without replay mod and see if the issue reoccurs, Sandwichable barely touches OpenGL itself at all and your crash is a GL error with Replay Mod prominently being in the stacktrace
Should I write down a list of all the mods I have? There might be a mod that everyone has that is causing the crash.
I also forced them to be stackable, which could be causing the issue.
Someone else also seemed to have a similar issue, but it occurred when people ate the sandwich, and for me it is if it is even held.
Update
I just tested it and forcing them to stack caused the issue.
I used the Allstackable mod in case you need it.
Those two mods only take effect upon an actual crash report iirc. As Foundation said:
sandwichable doesn’t touch any gl stuff
Please post a crash log with those mods installed, it's recommended to not ever post screenshots of logs, but rather post them on paste websites.
Sandwichable hardly touches gl code at all, and your issue is a GL error. The unused recipe category warning does not mean anything.
This is more than likely caused by another mod such as minimap that touches a lot of render code in an unsafe way.
It disconnects people but doesn't crash games so I don't get a crash report. Server side the error is java.util.ConcurrentModificationException
I guess I will just do some more testing, it seems like the disconnect is not from Sandwichable currently. Earlier today, people could just lock the server by spamming back and forth with Sandwiches.