Copy/Pasting items from the game results in massively bloated stats.

For instance a rare body armor with +93 to maximum life ends up with +9395 to maximum life when pasted into PoB. So obviously the various calculations (total life, dps etc) get messed up.

Using 2.3.0. The issue was there even before that version, however.

[QuickStick123]

I can't seem to replicate this (2.3.0) could you try to provide more information and maybe a Pastebin link to a build it occurs on.

[zao]

I could reproduce it when copying an item with Ctrl-Alt-C in PoE, as that leverages the new functionality in 3.14 to copy advanced mod descriptions. It seems to be picking up the value range for the stats, the appended digits is approximately the average of its range.

Ctrl-C:

Item Class: Boots
Rarity: Rare
Corpse Hoof
Wyrmscale Boots
--------
Armour: 92
Evasion Rating: 108 (augmented)
--------
Requirements:
Level: 51
Str: 48
Dex: 48
--------
Sockets: R-R-B-R 
--------
Item Level: 58
--------
6% increased Movement Speed if you haven't been Hit Recently (enchant)
--------
+12 to Dexterity
+16 to Evasion Rating
+99 to maximum Life
+28% to Lightning Resistance
30% increased Movement Speed
+26% to Fire Resistance (crafted)

Ctrl-Alt-C:

Item Class: Boots
Rarity: Rare
Corpse Hoof
Wyrmscale Boots
--------
Armour: 92
Evasion Rating: 108 (augmented)
--------
Requirements:
Level: 51
Str: 48
Dex: 48
--------
Sockets: R-R-B-R 
--------
Item Level: 58
--------
6% increased Movement Speed if you haven't been Hit Recently
(Recently refers to the past 4 seconds) (enchant)
--------
{ Prefix Modifier "Virile" (Tier: 2) — Life }
+79(70-79) to maximum Life
{ Prefix Modifier "Cheetah's" (Tier: 2) — Speed }
30% increased Movement Speed
{ Prefix Modifier "Flea's" (Tier: 2) — Life, Defences }
+16(14-20) to Evasion Rating
+20(18-23) to maximum Life
{ Suffix Modifier "of the Mongoose" (Tier: 9) — Attribute }
+12(8-12) to Dexterity
{ Suffix Modifier "of the Thunderhead" (Tier: 5) — Elemental, Lightning, Resistance }
+28(24-29)% to Lightning Resistance
{ Master Crafted Suffix Modifier "of Craft" (Rank: 2) — Elemental, Fire, Resistance }
+26(21-28)% to Fire Resistance (crafted)

I could reproduce it when copying an item with Ctrl-Alt-C in PoE, as that leverages the new functionality in 3.14 to copy advanced mod descriptions. It seems to be picking up the value range for the stats, the appended digits is approximately the average of its range.

Ah. I figured it out.
The reason this was happening for me even when using Ctrl-C was that I rebound 'Highlight items and objects' to Ctrl at some point. Basically when I was doing Ctrl-C, I was tapping into the new 3.14 Ctrl-Alt-C functionality inadvertently.

Can probably safely close this issue. Sorry for the confusion!

[zao]

Good that you've found the root cause, until advanced mod descriptions are implemented in PoB it's probably best to ensure that your copy shortcut doesn't include advanced mod descriptions.

For anyone curious, the reason it's sneakily evaluating as a range is that the parenthesis are detected as a range at:

PathOfBuilding/src/Classes/Item.lua

Lines 415 to 416 in 793399f

	if line:match("%(%d+%-%d+ to %d+%-%d+%)") or line:match("%(%-?[%d%.]+ to %-?[%d%.]+%)") or line:match("%(%-?[%d%.]+%-[%d%.]+%)") then
	rangedLine = itemLib.applyRange(line, 1, catalystScalar)

Getting a default range spec of 0.5 at:

PathOfBuilding/src/Classes/Item.lua

Line 460 in 793399f

t_insert(modLines, { line = line, extra = extra, modList = modList, modTags = modTags, variantList = variantList, crafted = crafted, custom = custom, fractured = fractured, implicit = implicit, range = rangedLine and (tonumber(rangeSpec) or 0.5), valueScalar = catalystScalar })

Finally having the range spec applied in BuildModList at:

PathOfBuilding/src/Classes/Item.lua

Lines 1091 to 1106 in 793399f

	if modLine.range then
	local strippedModeLine = modLine.line:gsub("\n"," ")
	-- Look at the min and max of the range to confirm it's *actually* a range
	local rangeMin, rangeMax = itemLib.getLineRangeMinMax(strippedModeLine)
	if rangeMin ~= rangeMax then
	local catalystScalar = getCatalystScalar(self.catalyst, modLine.modTags, self.catalystQuality)
	-- Put the modified value into the string
	local line = itemLib.applyRange(strippedModeLine, modLine.range, catalystScalar)
	-- Check if we can parse it before adding the mods
	local list, extra = modLib.parseMod(line)
	if list and not extra then
	modLine.modList = list
	t_insert(self.rangeLineList, modLine)
	end
	end
	end

[Gnomiro]

Having similar problems as I also use ctrl for advanced modifications. Is there currently any work on this? A relatively easy workaround would could probably be based on the {}-brackets which are, as far as I know, only used in advanced mod descriptions. If any of them are present the ()-brackets could be skipped or interpreted differently.

If no one is working on it I maybe will have a look at it later this week.

[Wires77]

Having similar problems as I also use ctrl for advanced modifications. Is there currently any work on this? A relatively easy workaround would could probably be based on the {}-brackets which are, as far as I know, only used in advanced mod descriptions. If any of them are present the ()-brackets could be skipped or interpreted differently.

If no one is working on it I maybe will have a look at it later this week.

Unfortunately, PoB also uses curly brackets internally to give lines a special designation. I do want to support advanced mod descriptions, and it's probably not worth excluding them unless we're adding support for them at the same time.

[SnosMe]

It looks like PoB always places additional info on same line

{crafted}Allocates Adder's Touch
{tags:resource,life}{range:0.5}Regenerate (1.2-1.6)% of Life per second

while the text from game has one { in the beginning of line and one } at the end, so you can clearly distinguish between them.

{ Suffix Modifier "of the Mongoose" (Tier: 9) — Attribute }
+12(8-12) to Dexterity