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Issue: When I, for example, have a command in a command block like, "/say a bunch of stuff", the command block will only say messages before a certain threshold of character limit, as in about 260 characters. I've checked my mod configs but haven't noticed anything that would impose such a thing. It's such a random issue that I only noticed now as I've been on & off of Minecraft recently. If anyone has similar experiences or know of a solution before I troubleshoot by removing mods one by one I would appreciate it.

Also made sure that it's not a server config issue, command blocks are enabled, gamerules to show output of command blocks is enabled as well.

Info: Modded Server on 1.19.2 of the latest version of Forge: 43.2.8
All mods are up-to-date
List of mods:

Adron
AI Improvements
Alex's Mobs
Another Furniture Mod
Aquaculture 2
Aquamirae
AutoRegLib
Backpacked
Better Tridents
Biomes O' Plenty
Blueprint
Bookshelf
Builders Crafts & Additions
canary
Cave Maps
Chunk pregenerator
Citadel
Corail Woodcutter
Corail woodcutter extension
dark paintings
dragon mounts legacy
dynamic view
easy anvils
easy magic
ecologics
exotic
birds
fairy lights
farmer's delight
farsight
ferritecore
friends&foes
geckolib
hexeri
immersive weathering
infernal expansion
JEI
Kotlin
Macaw's paitings
moonlight lib
mrcrayfigh's furniture
naturalist
Obscure API
Oh the biomes you'll go
Paintings++
Pluto
Polymorph
puzzles lib
quark
saturn
scuba gear
server performance - smooth chunk
smooth boot
supplementaries
terrablender
terralith
twilight forest
transparent
woodworks
 

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Have you made sure this doesn't happen in vanilla. If it does, it belongs on the vanilla bug tracker (if there isn't already a ticket for it).

I'm not good at modding, but at least I can read a crash report (well enough). That's something, right?

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But is this reproducible in vanilla? That's what I'm asking.

If so, it's not a Forge problem.

I'm not good at modding, but at least I can read a crash report (well enough). That's something, right?

Posted

This is not reproducible in vanilla. It works as intended, I can have over 260 characters and do a /say command and it will output the message as intended in vanilla. If I do this in forge I can't get a message to display with the /say command when it is over 260+ characters long.

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