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Oh noes! Isn’t that Railcraft though? Doesn’t it have to be in your inventory to cause fire?
Also GT metal chests are fireproof. =]
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From my Inventory Iterator:
if (tData.mMaterial.mMaterial == MT.Firestone && tData.hasValidPrefixData() && !MD.RC.owns(tStack)) for (int j = (int)UT.Code.divup(tData.mMaterial.mAmount, U) * tStack.stackSize; j > 0; j--) {
WD.fire(aEvent.player.worldObj, UT.Code.roundDown(aEvent.player.posX)-5+RNGSUS.nextInt(11), UT.Code.roundDown(aEvent.player.posY)-5+RNGSUS.nextInt(11), UT.Code.roundDown(aEvent.player.posZ)-5+RNGSUS.nextInt(11), RNGSUS.nextInt(8) != 0);
}
Does not look safe to me. XD
(note it specifically excludes Railcrafts own Firestone since that one already sets things on fire by itself)
Edit: Oh crap I just noticed tiny piles of Dust set more fire than they supposed to XD
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There were stack of tiny Firestonedust on my hand, and it just happend too fast, fire spread from one chest to another.
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You experienced this:
I’m in the corner like:
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