Rising World - Disappearing Storage and Furniture items

ArcticuKitsu · May 25th 2026

As Red51 told me to, and I'm doing this by his request for my aid for assistance, is to note odd disappearances of items in my game world.

This issue occurred on May 5. Took me far too long to officially note it here, also partially hoping Red51 could fix "something" via a hot fix patch during this.

I had 2 of 3 barrels disappear from my shelter in the middle of two settlements. I also had 2-3 primitive chests disappear on the right side (being a makeshift sheltered horse stables, and a nice wooden bed disappearing. I had tons of stone, dirt, wood, saplings, and even some ores in there. The original barrel stayed, the others disappeared. The three barrels sit on a blocky ledge, the 2-3 primitive chests sat on the ground, as with the bed (on the ground). They disappeared. I reloaded back to the main menu and back. I exited the game and back, nothing reappeared.

I was waiting for winter to transition into spring, it never has, and I don't know what day it is. Yes, I need to bring a calendar here. I was going to, and maybe I should go back and get a calendar to place here for reference sake. Red51 noted I can hold 'F' to note how long a season shall last, etc. Noted.

PC: Bazzite OS - Linux.

(Not a Steam Deck, but my ancient Win 10 PC which is now on Linux.)

Yes, everything is rough, and now even more so with how I had primitive chests disappear with resources. It made me demoralized because I chewed through so much resources. I saved so much for future projects, and poof. Gone! I wanted to make a memorial for the passing of my dog in 2017~, and for my friend's passing of his dog last month. It hurt, and this just demoralized me. I want it fixed. State how we can narrow things down and I'll see what I can do to help you track this issue down. Maybe I can feel motivated to also get back to building my settlement. I have images I want to turn into posters, etc.

What do you need, I'll do my best to make note of glitches and bugs I encountered.

ArcticuKitsu · 2026-07-22T23:09:51+02:00

Red51, it's July 22nd now, and no answer? Really? I appreciate the updates on the Trello, and I've posted here as you suggested, but no update? Do you need logs, or anything? Anything at all. I've waited months.

red51 · 2026-07-23T12:00:43+02:00

Sorry for the late response! If you don't get a reply within a few days or a week, it's totally fine to bump the topic. Unfortunately I also tend to lose track of the Java sections of the forum (this isn't your fault, it's my fault, restructuring the forum is still on my to-do list).

However, unfortunately the log files only cover the most recent and previous game session, so they are only helpful immediately after such a problem occurs. Ideally send a report from the game right when you notice that something is missing or weird, this will automatically attach the log files. It's basically the only way to find out what's really happening.

There is a bug that objects and plants sometimes don't get loaded properly on clientside, but this is typically fixed by reloading the chunk (either by moving away or by reloading the world). Losing objects permanently for no reason is that seems to happen extremely rarely... if someone ran into such an issue before, it was typically related to "Gravity", i.e the objects did break because they had no contact to the ground.

However, recently I found a bug that caused gravity to break objects in rare cases, even if they had contact to the ground or something solid (originally this issue was raised in connection with blueprints). This might be responsible for the objects to disappear in your case.

I've also expanded the logging to the "Events.db", so whenever an object is deleted, it will be tracked. When sending a report after the next update, a dump of this file will be attached automatically (this should make it easier to find out why a particular object disappeared).

But as a quick fix in the meantime, you can turn off Gravity for objects (and plants) in the game settings. That should prevent objects from breaking.

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