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[Bug]: Apothic Spawners, ExtendedAE, & AE incompatibility?

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Possible Fixes

Yes

Modpack Version

2.18

What happened?

Not sure if this is a bug, something known about, or just some incompatibility between these two/three mods but, if you attempt to store the spawners from Apothic Spawners into a different container outside of AE2, AE2 no longer sees them. It also can't export them either.

For example. I've had a chest with a mod storage bus from ExtendedAE on it for a while and after going through a pyramid, my AE system got full of spawners. This was when I first noticed the issue because the mod storage bus was set to export ALL of the apotheosis based mods, including apothic spawners. I just didn't pay attention to the fact that it was exporting everything BUT the spawners as I didn't have very many of them beforehand.

Based on this, I assumed, maybe it was still considered a minecraft spawner and tried a separate chest with a tag storage bus set to whitelist minecraft:spawner. Unfortunately, same thing. It neither sees the spawners in the storage chest nor will it export them to it.

The system sees them just fine when stored directly inside of the ae2 system, but I am trying to keep these single stack items out of it. Since there are no logs regarding this issue, I am going to include a bunch of images to show what is going on.


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Tag Storage Bus settings.

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Spawner Chest.

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Shows none of the spawners are appearing in the AE system.

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Picking out a spawner I only have one of.

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Dropping said spawner into AE system. Spawner can now be seen within AE2.

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Said spawner now no longer exists in chest as it was not exported to it by system.

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I think this is because "minecraft:spawner" isn't actually a tag, but an Item ID. A tag would be something like "c:ores"

You should be able to get the result you want with a fuzzy card and a normal storage bus