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And it was noticed that the situation is the same for individual users. For in the absence of conflicts with mods, the situation is different for two players standing next to each other - one works fine and the other has bugs.
In addition, it is not tied to the power of the players, because the tests were carried out both on obsolete and new equipment.
And so, the idea is more than good and useful. I hope that the author will not abandon his work, and will improve.
(Or you just binded mod key to the same key as default "drop item" key).
@MaxCross - you should probably make a FAQ for these repeated comments ;)
Link you just posted seems to be a fix for hologram raycastng that allows to place holograms on top of other items. However, I didn't use standart hologram raycast in my mod - I raycasted manualy. So I still can place items on top of other items.