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Just what Josh said, it's minecraft looking to see that you are holding a leash, which you aren't, so just have a 2nd one and you'll be fine, hope they fix this.
@Tails I see! Thanks, I'll see what I can do for a workaround, in the mean time, this ticket can be closed. 😃 Thanks
@Tails Can you show me where the flaw is? I mean, putting doors in kicks out the item and sometimes the signs and things... It works fine for items that are stackable..
How did you import it, I think the easiest way would be to install WorldEdit, put that schematic in your schematics folder and import it that way.
Added link in description. It's just a schematic because the whole world file is way too big.
After finally getting around to testing, it is not a bukkit issue, same thing happens in vanilla., I'm using 5 signs, a seed and the item, shouldn't really affect it as it's the same concept.... I dunno, I might just deal with it and change to 4 signs and 2 of the item.
@Michael I haven't had time to do any testing, for all I know it was a bukkit problem... I'll test bukkit vs vanilla later today and get back to you
@Michael Have you tried putting doors through the system?
@Michael My hoppers are set up like this: ITEM, SEEDS, SIGN, SIGNx2, SIGNx2 how exactly does ACTennisAC have his set up?
@Michael Turner The thing is, it's not supposed to accept an item into the sorting hopper unless the item matches a stackable item. If it is not stackable it should go to the end misc chest. Instead, it somehow kicks the item I want sorted into the chest and goes into the chest as well. Doesn't work at all how I think it should
@Maarten this was like a last minute out the door, didn't have time to search for current bugs
It's worth noting that I've had this issue plaguing me for some time as well. Just used the Win7/8 launcher until today. The issue appears to be related to MCL-20981 and I was able to resolve my issue by roughly following the steps mentioned by @@unknown. I had to actually install the XBox app. Signing into that didn't appear to resolve the issue, but going to 'Apps & Features' in the Windows Settings, finding Minecraft Launcher, and hitting the 'Repair' button seemed to do the trick for me.