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I took the base64 (from the chrome debugger) and put it in an online base64 decoder so my code wasn't involved at all. However, I can try that next time...
That is...unfortunately intended. It was supposed to get some more custom rendering but it never happened. Not that there's much lost, you can see all the info on your HUD.
Hm, try putting on goggles, it might be tied to that.
It should definitely render something if you're wearing goggles.
@cpw Why do commits merged by you have you as the committer? O.o
This is pretty much exactly what I was trying out on [my fork](https://github.com/tterrag1098/brigadier/commit/0247f59a2ef4a9680b85d069e71df4430973774a). Pros: - Strong type bounds for argument object mappers - "Impossible" to accidentally use the wrong type...
That's what I add: https://github.com/tterrag1098/brigadier/blob/0247f59a2ef4a9680b85d069e71df4430973774a/src/main/java/com/mojang/brigadier/context/CommandContext.java#L85
It's a common pattern: https://javarevisited.blogspot.com/2012/07/why-enum-singleton-are-better-in-java.html
After a night of debugging I have isolated the cause to this issue. Your test mod adds an alternate recipe for cake, which Thaumcraft assigns "complex" aspects to (meaning it...
After a night's sleep and a fresh mind, I realize the fix may be simpler. Thaumcraft should simply not register empty aspect lists. If the code checked for null and...