it is possible. just hold the left mousebutton and move the cursor. a big red number will apear and show how much you wil take.
its the same for wood timber and trunks too but timber walls and slabs not, they will stay green. as you can see in my house at coord. 2200 - xx - 860 server 1
Did the server reset? my Mine behind my House got refilled and i have to dig it all again. and now i cant find the fragment hotspot anymore.
Did you put a beacon plot around that area? And how long were you away from your beacon?
New bug. Crafting stone tools at a crafting table doesn’t seem to show the actual amount of stones you have.
As seen here, I have a fair number of stones:
But I can only ever get the amount shown to be 21:
similar to issue found here
Maybe its pulling numbers from the smallest stack? Still odd.
Smallest stack is 56, so nope 
My b, good catch.
I just had 2 machined iron vanish from my inventory. It was in a stack with my machined copper, and now it’s gone.
That answer is bit too easy to me. If we talk about items displayed on shelves, machines, so on I am with you. But on plinths I want to see from far if it’s worth to have a look or if there is even an item set up, before running over there. I think plinths in many ways need individual treatment.
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Can you remember what you did before this occurred? If you can list some steps to reproduce then we can check it out to see if we can get it to happen.
Villagers can break the plinth and take everything in it anyway, so it doesn’t seem worth locking them out of the shopkeeper interface of the plinth. Is there a particular use case you’re interested in? What would be your expectation?
It takes me a few tries of pressing E to get into the correct menu either for crafting or using furnace. It goes to the inventory alot first.
Also, did you right click to check if it’s really gone?
I was playing around on the server this morning. I noticed I would get some crazy lag when interacting with the furnace and crafting station. I would just spike then once I was done interacting it would go away.
I see. Does a lock prevent this behavior? You see, even among my closest friends and family, I still have a certain expectation of privacy regarding certain things, just as I do in game with strangers. Plinths especially should be by default private. Doors, shelves, and machines should be lockable.
When I told other players in game that adding villagers to one’s beacon gave them unrestricted access to their plinths, everybody dropped all villagers from their beacons. Now our “village” is a collection of closely placed beacons with no shared spaces.
I feel that by default, plinths should be private to the placer, then allow you to manually add other players to each plinth of you choose. You would not want a competitive shop keeper getting added to your villagers list by your mayor without you knowing, then emptying your shelves and taking your coin.
Especially in a game where economy may determine the rating of a guild or capital as was suggested in the past.
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Assuming that it does, I really don’t have any objections to how the current system works.
“Adding a villager” grants a player rights to your beacon and everything within it. If you want further separations within the access rights you should use a lock.
Provided that
- Locks can’t be removed by all villagers but only the ones with access to the lock itself.
- Locked props can only be removed by players that have rights to the corresponding lock.
(havn’t been able to mess around with other players locks so far, so dunno if this rules already apply or if I made a suggestion 
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