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Realms Support/Remote Notes disappearing in Realms #50

@byxea

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Minecraft Version

1.21.5

Fabric Loader Version

0.16.13

Mod Version

notes-1.21.5-2.1.1-fabric.jar


Issue

Whenever I save a note while playing on a Minecraft Realm, it looks like the note disappears after I disconnect, restart the game, or just come back later. But what’s I discovered was that the notes are tied to the IP address of the Realm, and since Realms seem to use different IPs every time, the mod thinks it’s a new server.

So instead of reloading the notes, it creates a new folder for that IP with either empty notes or copies of older ones. I’ve ended up with multiple folders with slightly different IPs, and sometimes duplicates of the same notes.


Workaround

If I save the note as a Global note, it shows up no matter which IP the Realm is using. But the problem is, you have to manually save it to Global every time you edit or update it, and sometimes, even if you set it to Global, it still ends up as Remote in the menu, so if you don’t catch that, or forget, it appears like they were deleted.


Screenshots

Some folders are empty, others have copies of the same notes.
Multiple IP folders
In-game notes UI


Suggestion

It’d be great if the mod could tell when you’re on a Realm and just use something consistent, like the Realm name or ID, instead of the IP for note storage. Or maybe even a setting to force Realm notes to be saved globally so they don’t go missing. If those aren't possible perhaps maybe the mod could detect you're playing a realm and provide a disclaimer or warning in the menu or include one on the mod page.

Just thought I’d share in case others are seeing the same thing and wondering where their notes went.

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