Null Owner crash when item state "PropertyValueProvider" requires an entity - [2026.2] [NeoForge 26.1.2]

• MCreator Version: 2026.2.30420
• Minecraft version (generator): NeoForge for 26.1.2 (26.1.2.71)

When giving an item an "item state" using a custom state property, if the value provider procedure requires an entity, the game will crash in common cases.

Examples such as:

• Using the "/give" command ("Owner" doesn't exist when the item spawns)
• Placing it in an Item Frame (The entity crashes instantly for every time it gets loaded. Making the world functionally impossible to load normally)
• etc.

Basically any time where the item loads in a context that doesn't involve a "living" entity (as implied by the crash log)

java.lang.NullPointerException: Cannot invoke "net.minecraft.world.entity.ItemOwner.asLivingEntity()" because "owner" is null

Things I've tried:

• Rebuilding (several times)
• Clearing entire Gradle folder
• Adding the check to the PropertyValueProvider: "Is Entity =/= Null"
• Replacing the above check with "Is Entity of (sub)type == Player/Server Player"
• Testing in a brand new Workspace (neither workspace has any plugins enabled)

Temporary Solution Options (For getting the world to open):

• [Complex]: Have a Global Trigger "EntityJoinsTheWorld" check for an item frame entity and have that entity run the command "/data get entity @s" as string and checking if it contains your items registry name (Eg: "mymod:custom_item") and canceling the global trigger if it returns true (This will remove that entity from the world.)
• [Simple]: Opening every "PropertyValueProvider" procedure with an entity requirement and disconnecting the whole procedure from the "event trigger" block and placing a "return 0" in it's place (keeping the disconnected procedure blocks for when the bug is patched.)