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If you place a comparator on a block next to a brewing stand on a locked hopper and Hoppers pointing into the brewing stand for water bottles, blaze powder fuel, and potion ingredients and then have the brewing stand full with any or all of the aforementioned items the comparator turns on as it should. However, if you unlock the hopper under the brewing stand so that it completely empties and there is nothing left in the brewing stand the comparator does not turn off. I am using the latest 1.11.2 Forge 13.20.0.2282 installer.  

 

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Try using recommended version, or try duplicating it in vanilla minecraft. This might just be a Minecraft glitch.

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I have tried it with recommended and latest versions. I did all the testing starting with all mods and removed them 1 by 1 until all I had left was liteloader and Forge. I then tried it with just liteloader and worked just fine, so I tried it in just vanilla and it also worked just fine. Tried it with Forge and still had the issue.

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Damm... a Forge Glitch! You should report this to the moderators. (you probably don't need to as they will be reading this :P)

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Ok so it has been 11 days since I have posted what I believe to be a Forge error and have yet it seems to have anyone from Support actually give me any advice or confirm/deny that this is indeed an error.

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I typically don't browse this forum for real bugs as this forum is nothing but people installing mods for incorrect minecraft versions.

So reporting things on github is the way to do.

As for this, it's been fixed: https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/commit/c0eea379a4cdb8ecc6af7342ba62e0dadc17b3ee

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Thank but which part of that thread should I be looking at? and has the fix already been implemented in the current version or will it be part of the new release? I apologize I jumped the gun in asking the question. Thank you all for putting up with me on this. Keep up the good work.

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You dont, its most likely a Modder error, post here to figure it out or go to the mod's forums. And don't hijack old threads.

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