I have my craftbook open and I shift-click on the recipe. It properly puts the stacks on the crafting table. When I right-click to fetch one-at-a-time, the crafting table correctly gives me the one item, but then it puts "ghost duplicate stacks" on the craft table going up to the tens of thousands. When I stop crafting my "one-sies" and either close the craft table or try to pick up the stacks, the "ghost glitches" collapse. I can never actually pull "dupes" out of this, but it looks like the client is screwing up the "stack left over" tally and server corrects the amount to avoid actual duping.
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18w22a (sorry, that is the current version I am running because of the "all enchants become protection" bug)
This problem doesn't trigger a crash.
On console for the remote server:
03.06 19:01:31 [Multicraft] Romaq ran command Message of the Day
03.06 19:01:31 [Server] Server thread/INFO Romaq joined the game
03.06 19:02:25 [Disconnect] User Romaq has disconnected, reason: Disconnected
03.06 19:02:25 [Server] Server thread/INFO Romaq left the game
The server doesn't seem to notice anything. My client didn't crash, so I have no crash report. But I did this by having sufficient full stacks of cobble. I used the recipe book to select "cobble stairs", then I right-clicked on the cobble stairs on the craft table. The craft-table cobble block numbers went up as I used up the cobble making four stairs at a time. Putting the stairs into my inventory, I tried to drag and pull off the "duped" cobble, then all the numbers reset to their appropriate value. No 'duping' actually occurred, just the temporary glitch.
I can not duplicate this in single player, but it appears to happen only when connected to my remote Snapshot server, again running 18w22a.
This is MC-130629
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