Things dissapear in kiln and boats

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deadhead
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Things dissapear in kiln and boats

Post by deadhead »

Burned 4 treeplanters pots and when they where ready it was nothing in kiln. Same thing happens in boat. I put 2 deers in the two slots and was going to lift them out and than they dissapeared.
Barhandar
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Re: Things dissapear in kiln and boats

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They possibly were stolen.

Are you sure that 1. you opened same boat 2. they haven't been stolen 3. they haven't decayed?
Flyffywambler
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Re: Things dissapear in kiln and boats

Post by Flyffywambler »

Your treeplanters pots have probably been stolen.

The corpses however, have decayed in your boat. If you keep corpses in a boat too, long, it will still seem like they are there, but as soon as you lift them out they will disappear.
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Gorbane
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Re: Things dissapear in kiln and boats

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Flyffywambler wrote:Your treeplanters pots have probably been stolen.

The corpses however, have decayed in your boat. If you keep corpses in a boat too, long, it will still seem like they are there, but as soon as you lift them out they will disappear.
To clarify: Animal corpses decay in containers at the same speed as they decay on the ground. The icon for the corpse in the container will showed a skinned animal, whether or not it is a skeleton, is skinned, or is fresh. If left in too long, you will click the icon and pull out nothing.
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BridgetJones
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Re: Things dissapear in kiln and boats

Post by BridgetJones »

I actually had a similar problem yesterday. I put a boulder in my boat, clicked away, then opened the boat again to find it empty. Today I logged in to find it there. So... go figure? :roll:
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