Issue description

Okay so while flying, if you use shell view then exit the shell view, the tardis acts like the concole is asleep so when you hit a control it does the wake up sound and you dont get flight events but can't land without using handbrake. idk why this happens

Steps to reproduce

1: enter your tardis
2: set a destination
3: take off at any % throttle you want
4: go into shell view
5; exit shell view
6: press any console control then wait to hear a flight event thing
7: see there is no flight event/control misaligning.

Minecraft version

1.20.1

Mod Loader Platform type

Forge

Mod Loader version

Forge Version 47.3.0

Tardis Refined version

v2.1.5

Other relevant versions

Mod List

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• Yes, I have done testing without these mods before reported a rendering issue or my issue does not relate to rendering

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there is no crash report as it doesn't crash the game

This issue has not received activity in a while - is it still a issue?

I think so.

I made a similar bug report not long ago... My guess is that is has to do with the chunks inside of the console room being unloaded, but that's just an assumption.

This issue has not received activity in a while - is it still a issue?

This issue has not received activity in a while - is it still a issue?

no idea mr bot. havent used the mod in a while. i can try later

I have the mod installed on a server and this does still happen to be a issue. Seems to be both in singleplayer and multiplayer, though on multiplayer if there's another person in the Tardis this bug doesn't seem to happen at all, which would support the unloaded chunks theory.