Hi!
In the 1.106 version of IC when you fill an empty stone mug using the booze barrel, the content is being immediately drunk by the player. So I can't store the mug for a later use.
[1.106] Stone Mugs Immediatly Drunk after filling
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Seen this on my 1.2.5 smp server, it only happened once during a small lag spike.
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Seen this on my 1.2.5 smp server, it only happened once during a small lag spike.
This happens every time I have tried to do it and I am in single player world. There isn't lag in.
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Yeah, this bug has been around for a little while. No fix yet
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IC2 Team can't help here. This is just Vanilla bug, game do not understand releasing the RMB.
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I have the same sort of bug with the weaponpack's musket rifle. it fires immediately after reload
...so i figure its not IC² related, rather forge or vanilla -
It's a vanilla bug. Sometimes when I want to eat something, Steve won't stop eating until the hunger bar is full, or I switch the item.
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I have a similar problem, the mouse will randomly stop responding for a random amount of time. When this happens when I am breaking a block, MC will "macro" block breaking until I click again. And this can happen when MC is not running, most notably when I am running Lego Digital Designer. Seems to be tied to a Java update. I guess it is time to bug Oricle.
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switch the item
had this mug-bug in a earlier vanilla IC2 version, too.
Workaround: switch the mug immediately after filling.atm no problems, maybe because bukkit.
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The guys at Mojang should really learn how to properly get user input
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I had this problem before as well. I usually would just look away right after I filled it, worked fine then.
Of course, the booze didn't have a drinking animation back when I used it(1.2.5), so maybe it does now and that would give you some time to switch after filling your cup. I thought it was a feature at first because I could fill my cup, drink it, and fill it again, drink it again, repeating until the barrel is empty back then.
I only tested it with rum, then, though. My "Evil Lair" at the time was a Volcano Base. Lava was my primary light source, so I had tons of rum on hand.
