# GriefPrevention3D v18.1.1
**Wiki:** [GriefPrevention3D Wiki](https://github.com/castledking/GriefPrevention3D/wiki)
Thanks to [@thiagorigonatti](https://github.com/thiagorigonatti) for [fixing this issue](https://github.com/thiagorigonatti/GriefPrevention/commit/1da25d5be6cb5eefd266a3e93b2b3f1a6634496b)!
## Upstream Issue Fixes
### Chest force-rotation near claim borders
When placing a chest near a claim border, the plugin's chest connection logic could select a neighboring chest as a valid connection target based solely on claim ownership, without checking whether the two chests could naturally form a double chest in vanilla Minecraft. This caused the plugin to force-rotate the existing chest's facing direction to match the placed chest — producing a visual and functional state that would never occur naturally.
**Before:** The plugin called `setFacing()` on the neighboring chest, rotating it to match the placed chest even when the neighbor was oriented in a different direction.
**After:** The plugin:
- Only considers a neighboring chest as a valid connection target if both chests face the same direction (matching vanilla behavior).
- Verifies that both chests can connect on the relevant faces before establishing a double chest.
- Resets the placed chest to `SINGLE` before reconnecting, preventing stale connection state.
- Removes all `setFacing()` calls on existing chests — the plugin no longer force-rotates neighbors.
## Compatibility
| Category | Support |
| ------------------ | ------------- |
| Minecraft Versions | 1.8.8 -> 26.1.x |
| Minimum Java | Java 8 |
| Bukkit API Target | 1.13 |
## Migration
No data migration is required.
## See Also
- [Fix commit](https://github.com/thiagorigonatti/GriefPrevention/commit/1da25d5be6cb5eefd266a3e93b2b3f1a6634496b) by @thiagorigonatti
Optional dependencies
QuickShop-Hikari
Any compatible version
PlaceholderAPI
Any compatible version
VaultUnlocked
Any compatible version
Developer information
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