Network inventory not showing items inside double chests even when connected using one cable

[tsukorima]

Minecraft Version: 1.18.2

Forge Version: 40.1.0

Mod Version: 1.18.2-1.6.1 - mod was added on Better Minecraft v8 modpack

Single Player or Server: Server

Describe problem (what you were doing; what happened; what should have happened):
I connected my full chest to the network, but items are not showing properly when connected to double chests. Only the first 27 item slots in the double chests are shown in the storage network inventory.

• Only one connected cable to the double chest.
  
• content of chest
  
• what the storage network inventory sees

I tried to move some items around, and the items inside the chest only show in the network inventory if the item is in the first 27 slots of the chest.

• moved copper and stones to some slots
  - now the inventory reads the items.

[tsukorima]

I somehow fixed it, by destroying the part of the chest that is connected to the cable and then making it a double chest again, inserting the item thru the network storage/crafting. Is this intended?

[zdoggz99]

I am so thankful you were able to figure that out. I thought I'd tried that already but apparently not. You saved me a big headache my friend, thank you!

[Spongman]

I have the same issue. the workaround mentioned above doesn't work for me - only half the items in the chest appear in the network. Also, when putting items in the network using the Storage Request Table, once half the double-chest is full, no more items can be placed in the network even though there's sill half a double-chest empty connected to it.

[Spongman]

it seems that this bug is affected by the orientation of the double-chest, which order the two chest blocks are placed, and the side to which the network is attached.

[Lothrazar]

i tested bunch of different configurations. sometimes at the last step after everything placed i broke and re added the blue cable again.
maybe its only certain faces of the double chest or certain build orders of the blocks?

[JonCB]

I have what i think is a minimal repro. I don't know if this matches anyone elses setup but this seems to fail reliably for me.

1. Create a new installation of Minecraft 1.19.2 with forge 43.1.57
2. Add the following mods :-
   • radium-0.8.2
   • SimpleStorageNetwork-1.19-1.6.4
3. Load and create a creative world
4. Place network root and some way to view network (i.e. remote/request table)
5. Place the link/filtered link cable and then place the chest
6. Place unique blocks in the first and last slots of the chest (i used soul soil and soul sand)
7. View the network, you should see only one item.

Some additional notes :-

• This doesn't appear to be just a "viewing items" issue, when i was investigating in my original world I used a creative crate (from Create) to import unlimited items into the network and it would refuse to fill past halfway. I.E. the network can only access half the chest
• If I place the link on a completed chest, the issue doesn't occur so for those looking to resolve the issue for now, that may be a workaround. (This reinforces the comments from @Lothrazar regarding breaking and adding the cable)
• It appears that reloading also fixes the issue.
• Playing around with the different faces was truly bizarre. The front and side faces (both sides) would show the issue, the other faces (top, bottom and back) would sometimes show nothing from the chest. Something very odd going on there. This seemed to occur even when i removed Radium so may be unrelated? As above, if you break the link cable and then reattach it, the issue is fixed. Reloading did not appear to fix this issue however it didn't reliably occur.
• There appears to also be a graphical glitch when you go from a single chest to a double chest. The glitch goes away if you place the chest closest to the link last but the linking issue still occurs. Again, this still occurs without Radium and fixing it by placing the closest chest last didn't resolve this issue for me so very likely unrelated.

Hope that helps.