Block Replace not setting leaf blocks as persistent.

[Moobien]

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Are you using the latest Structurize Version?

• I am running the latest alpha version of Structurize for my Minecraft version.
  I am also running the latest versions of other mods that are part of my problem.

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Minecraft Version

1.20

Structurize Version

737-beta

MineColonies Version (if related bug)

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Related Mods and their Versions

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Current Behavior

replacing any block with a leaf block is not setting the leaf block as persistent.

Expected Behavior

well..the opposite of what it is doing. replacing a block with a leaf block should set the leaf block as persistent.

Reproduction Steps

go to dark oak treehouse dyer/tavern on schem server. replace leaf blocks with bedrock, replace bedrock with leaf block and see they are still not persistent.

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[Nightenom]

This is generally problem of the replacement itself, on low level like now it should be just best-guess swap, but it's missing high level where user can modify blockstate properties like persistent

[Moobien]

This is generally problem of the replacement itself, on low level like now it should be just best-guess swap, but it's missing high level where user can modify blockstate properties like persistent

yeah. but it makes schematic fixes a LOT more difficult when you have 1200 leaf blocks to manually replace across a single building (all 5 levels)

[Nightenom]

for simple stable replace you can just use fill/replace command

[uecasm]

If you replace already-persistent leaves with another leaf type, it should work. It's only if you replace leaves to a different block type and then back to leaves that you will lose the persistent flag. This is the same as other blockstate properties at present.