CART DETACH WHEN YOU GO BETTWEEN DIFFERENT BIOMES

[Nightdawg]

You need to read the thread in order to see that this joke was already posted on the first page.

It's not a joke.
Two of your players independently had the same thought the second they read your reply.
Perhaps a lot more did and couldn't be arsed to say the same thing after seeing noinek already said it.

[noindyfikator]

It's still an issue, confirmed this world many times

[linkfanpc]

what causes this is when riding on a horse for instance the cart lags behind a bit. when you cross a biome border, while the cart is lagging behind, the cart does an unnecessary distance check and if the cart is too far to be interactable it disconnects from you.

[Kaios]

I'm not quite sure how the speed of the cart is determined but that definitely seems to play a role in why this occurs. For example with the detachment at a biome change, player is required to walk on forest at 2 speed (while pulling a cart) but now is on grass terrain capable of moving at 3 speed while the cart is still on the forest, perhaps the cart is unable to determine the necessary speed adjustment because its still doing something in relation to being on the forest biome while the player is not. The associated speeds between cart and player/horse seem to fluctuate very strangely at times.

[Sevenless]

Yeah was gonna say, that has to be horse related. I use foot carts a lot early game and have never had this issue.

Good job pinpointing it, hopefully that helps them fix it!

(this should be in bugs forum tho)

[Leny]

Bump on this one, it's very annoying. I haven't found a way to reproduce this reliably, but when the bug happens, it's always on biome border and I'm always on a horse.

[noindyfikator]

07.09.2026 - The bug still exists - 3 years after reporting

[Regulus2424]

problem?

[HasseKebab]

video evidence of this happening would be pretty cool tbh

[mvgulik]

One problem with 'PROOF'(vid) is that unless you know what the other side accepts as 'proof'. Its still a trial by error process.
I doubt the other side even had some thoughts what they would accept as 'proof'.
(probably also scared someone might ask some AI to generate it, if they specified what they would consider as 'proof'. )

And, Yea. Its a real thing.
+ linkfanpc's why, seems to nail it down.