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[1.194.082] IMyInventory::GetAcceptedItems() didn't work properly

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I have checked the list of accepted items for a normal container. For example a small cargo container for large grids. This container can store a Datapad. The item type is MyObjectBuilder_Datapad/Datapad.

If you use the following code:

public void Main(string argument, UpdateType updateSource)
{
    StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();

    List<IMyTerminalBlock> blocks = new List<IMyTerminalBlock>();
    GridTerminalSystem.GetBlocks(blocks);
    foreach(var block in blocks)
    {
        for (int inv = 0; inv < block.InventoryCount; inv++)
        {
            var inventory = block.GetInventory(inv);
            List<MyItemType> types = new List<MyItemType>();

            inventory.GetAcceptedItems(types);
            foreach(var type in types)
            {
                 sb.AppendLine($"{type}");
            }
        }
    }

    Me.CustomData = sb.ToString();
}

The item type MyObjectBuilder_Datapad/Datapad isn't part of the list. But it must be part of it, because you can place a Datapad into a cargo container. Place one Datapad into a cargo container and check the content of this cargo container you will find the Datapad.

List<MyInventoryItem> invItems = new List<MyInventoryItem>();
inventory.GetItems(invItems);
foreach(var item in invItems)
{
     sb.AppendLine($"{item.Type}");
}

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