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Quilt mappings are somwhat different to fabric, as they use hased mojang mappings as intermediary mappings. I don't know if yarn mappings are even possible on quilt loader and quilt...

The log filters which are used don't work when using quilt. I don't really know why, but the `LogUtils#getLogger()` method (which is used everywhere in vanilla) doesn't call log filters....

Quilt mappings were very easy to integrate (181974a8ebda29846858a828309bf9598dc4af36), they provide intermediary (fabric) -> quilt mappings on their maven. The incompatibility with quilt still exists, so this issue can remain open....

same issue as #764 but with the actual cause mentioned

which client version? do you have any pluigns on your velocity proxy? which velocity version have you installed?

I can't seem to reproduce this ![image](https://github.com/retrooper/packetevents/assets/53302036/5ab3c4a4-aeba-4a77-8b9f-561f8318b15b) Did you change anything in plugin/server configs or do you have other plugins installed on the backend server (which use protocollib/packetevents)?

Does this happen when joining the velocity proxy or when switching between backend servers?

The stacktrace doesn't match with your code. You call `ProtocolManager#getUser` in your provided code, but the stacktrace errors at `PlayerManager#getUser`

Please try the latest jenkins build and test if the problem persists

which packetevents version are you using?