Huggert reports: When placing a written book in ... #653
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Huggert reports a bug:
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I've looked at this:
https://notabug.org/TenPlus1/itemframes/src/master/init.lua#L284
and this:
https://github.com/everamzah/books/blob/master/init.lua#L16
And it looks like it should work. And upon testing it, it did work properly: item in the frame was just a inventory_icon item, not a "block"-book. And does not dupe it.
Are those wrong versions or something else interfering with it?
Hi,
You said:
When placing a written book in an item frame, the book is not taken from your hand. The new book in the item frame can be placed, and dug back up, to make a copy of the original written book.
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#653
We cannot reproduce this behaviour. Can you show it to me?
Greetings, Alias
I tested again, just to make sure, and couldn't reproduce the bug either. If Alias didn't get any further information I'd suggest to close this issue under the "could not reproduce" moniker.