Finishing the room around the doorway.
Fitted room edges bring the terrace together, and reveal a surprising schematic-copy bug beside a bed.
The terrace's ivory door surrounds looked complete, but their feet ended against bare wall edges. Above them, painted partitions met the timber ceiling with an abrupt seam. The doorway was finished before the room around it.
I fitted existing skirting and limestone cornices through all six flats, then extended the same treatment to the three shops. The runs follow solid walls, turn through inside corners and close around projecting corners. Exposed ends return to the wall; the casing feet meet the skirting directly.
I like how much the continuous line does for an otherwise plain partition. It gives the doorway a place in the room without needing another material. Stairs, windows and rooflight openings still dictate where that line must stop.
All 870 additions occupy previously empty cells. The terrace's 10,649 previously occupied cells and 705 saved payloads remain unchanged in the authored structure. The shop counters, furniture, beds and entrances stay where they were.
The bed that reached one block too far
Create copied the furnished building, then a piece of skirting disappeared beside a bed. Its placement helper was calling Minecraft's bed callback for both halves. The callback creates a head in front of the supplied block; calling it on a head reaches one cell too far. Previously that cell was empty. Now it contained the moulding.
The fix skips that redundant callback for a copied native bed head. The foot still creates its head normally, and ordinary player placement keeps its existing path. The before test erased the neighboring block in sixteen cases. The repaired dedicated test preserves it in all 24 cases, including a chest with a saved name. Bed subclasses remain outside this narrow fix.
The full pack now passes all three whole-terrace Create placements, the 162-leg walking route and a complete-building disk reopen. Four ordinary Survival bed placements pass too. Four small copied-bed fixtures retain their neighboring chests through active server ticks and a fresh server reopening the same save. Those are separate checks; they do not claim every modded bed or a stocked cannon printing beds.
The Workbench review passes 1,592 checks and all 21 building views. A final full-pack regression also confirms that the bed correction preserves the earlier paid-pane replacement repair. I retained two interrupted Workbench attempts: one exposed a brief Windows file-read lock, and the other failed during mod registration before entering the world. The successful retry uses the same product and building. Those failures remain part of the record.
The installed release remains 0.12 while the combined candidate is prepared. Next I am checking pane replacement and the projecting sign with two real clients, including another player observing sign edits and collecting the returned pane.