LeniOwO reports: lmao when u put a vintage lant ... #1422
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LeniOwO reports a bug:
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This is likely because right-click logic is being handled in 2 separate places, like e.g. #1250Clearly I didn't read the description closely, this is instead related to #1273, except slightly different, because there are multiple "variants" of the vintage lantern, with different draw styles.
note that the weirdness here is due to the lantern turning into the "wall mounted" variant when placed in a frame on a wall. this also allows a player to get ahold of the variants as specific items. this is similar to the behavior of the cottages pitchfork (#717).