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If I open a container and try to drag&drop it inside itself, there is an error message preventing such.
If I open a container, then open a container inside it. I can drag&drop the container in the nested one, they both lock and disappear once I close them.
Open A -> Drag&Drop A inside A -> Error Message -> Good.
Open A -> Open B that is inside A -> Drag&Drop A inside B -> Goes bad, really bad.
I've no clue where the items are now, destroyed? Locked in memory? No idea.
Update: The items are destroyed. Nowhere seen in totalRP3.lua where inventory is stashed.
Solution proposed: It should test recursively if a container adds itself into itself or nested containers.
This is a pretty nasty bug because it can happen easily.
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If I open a container and try to drag&drop it inside itself, there is an error message preventing such.
If I open a container, then open a container inside it. I can drag&drop the container in the nested one, they both lock and disappear once I close them.
Open A -> Drag&Drop A inside A -> Error Message -> Good.
Open A -> Open B that is inside A -> Drag&Drop A inside B -> Goes bad, really bad.
I've no clue where the items are now, destroyed? Locked in memory? No idea.
Update: The items are destroyed. Nowhere seen in totalRP3.lua where inventory is stashed.
Solution proposed: It should test recursively if a container adds itself into itself or nested containers.
This is a pretty nasty bug because it can happen easily.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: