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Multiverse-SignPortals and Multiverse-NetherPortals are incompatible. #86

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ArtisticTuxedo opened this issue Mar 29, 2023 · 1 comment
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ArtisticTuxedo commented Mar 29, 2023

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I was able to reproduce my issue on a freshly setup and up-to-date server with the latest version of Multiverse plugins with no other plugins and with no kinds of other server or client mods.

Description
Portal-style sign portals do not work when the sub-module Multiverse-NetherPortals is also installed.

Steps to reproduce

  1. Create a world with /mv create {NAME} {ENV}
  2. Create a nether portal in the current world.
  3. Place a sign on the portal frame.
  4. Write on sign:
 [mv]
{NAME}
  • [mv] should turn green.
  1. Step into the portal.
  2. [mv] turns blue and the portal doesn't execute the proper behavior:
  • If a nether world is linked to the current world through /mvnp link {end|nether} [FROM_WORLD] {TO_WORLD}, it will take you to the world that has been linked through the command, no matter what you typed into the sign.
  • If no nether world is linked to the current world, it will not take you anywhere.

Expected behavior
The sign portal should override Multiverse-NetherPortals' linking between worlds so that both submodules can work seamlessly.

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Can confirm. Running Core/Portals/NetherPortals/SignPortals on Magma. Experience is the same... "[mv]" turns blue but the Nether Portal continues to, well, be a Nether Portal.

Standalone signs continue to work.

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