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Infinite Stack Sizes

@The Angry Furry Gamer Try changing the mod's configuration options to disabled, let me know if that works.

no i am not runing that but one character wirra idk is crash you mod

@The Angry Furry Gamer are you running the "True Stack Size" mod or anything like that? If so, disable the configurable option for this mod, then relaunch your server.

this mod is crashing my game

CPU doing fine, around 30%, there is no lag aside from chests with config option disabled (small stacks), a bit weird

Your observation seems to line up with
how the container and inventory components work, your game will always show what the client thinks happened first, and then the server will update the client’s information; on an older server that’s more lived in, you will naturally have more lag and what not, so that makes sense. How is your general performance CPU wise on your older server?

Full stacks seems to work fine, even on main server ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

It works as I'd expect on test server, on my main server there is some delay between taking out a vanila stack and updating the chest, like 2 seconds.

Tested on new server with just this mod and with all the same mods, worked fine, but original server chests has a delay for some reason, so what is happening on original server:

- I shift- click - inventory updates (with incorrect numbers first, but then quickly gets correct number) => chest slot shows empty slot as if I took out whole stack (which I didn't) => delay ~2 seconds => then it updates chest slot with correct number.

During that ~2s delay I can't interract with chest slot anymore.
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Could that be because of amount of chests around or amount of loot inside?

Update should be out, let me know how that works :)

You're okay; I'll tell you what I'll do, I'll put out an update making the new update a configuration :eyes: if the other mod's author honors your suggestion and implements it (and it works well with this mod), then I'll revert the configuration, so everyone wins; if not, then either way you can use the mod as you intended.

I do see the use of having a configuration; as you pointed out, some people with 10,000+ items in a stack might actually appreciate being able to separate one "normal" stack out at a time, I do see the utility behind it.

I will also note, when I was replicating your issues, I did see it caused an infinite loop, which also ate up all my RAM, so I get it lol, no worries