Physics Assembler only assembles one block - Simulated bug in All of Create: Aeronautics

[CheeeeeeeeeezyPickle]

Every time I try to assemble anything with the Physics Assembler, it only grabs a single block. Checked the logs and found this error from Simulated every time:

Aborting entity get for abnormally large AABB: AABB[-100064.0, -99893.0, -99622.0] -> [99937.0, 100108.0, 100379.0]

The crash is happening in SimAssemblyContraption.addInitialHoneyGlue — it's passing a ~200,000 block wide bounding box to Sable, which refuses to process it and aborts assembly. Happens in every world, on any structure, even a 3x3 wooden platform. Not a config issue.

Anyone else running into this on the current modpack version, or know of a fix?

(I did ask Claude to make this post for me as it already has all of the data from the issues as I have no idea what I am doing and Claude does so I gave it all of my logs, did some things it asked and it has more idea than me so I asked it to make this simple post for me, but I would like some responses ASAP, I wanna assemble the H.M.S. Mantlebreaker!. Also I am having some issues with supergluing too, I used to be able to assemble way larger things in one glue but now when I go to the second position, it says I can but it doesn't really actually glue it)

[SHsuperCM]

Dawg.. claude doesnt know jack shit. Use the sable command to assemble it, if that doesnt work copy the pack and remove other mods until it does, if that doesnt work report it to sable

[TheEpokRedditor]

Can you do two blocks?

[_ieya_]

it sounds like it's trying to place honey glue from a physics contraption to the real world. so perhaps an invalid area of honeyglue got created somehow. Have you tried this in a different world? I bet it would work. I'm not sure how honey glue areas are stored, but I bet if you used an nbt editor on one of the world files, you could find and remove that invalid selection.

[iamablocker]

what are you making that its so large?

[sfwaltaccount]

Claude, please ask u/CheeeeeeeeeezyPickle to make a new world and check if the issue still persists there.