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Relogging without restarting the server (I run the server in a terminal to make finding and testing things like this easier) caused a chunk of the world to disappear for me, but my two friends running Windows were just fine. Strangely, there were only a handful of items - somewhere in the neighborhood of 250 items including the chests I hadn't merged into the system yet.

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I can't seem to find where tModLoader logs full errors (instead I only get the 'Error on message Terraria.MessageBuffer' errors), but I believe this is the same problem. Just had this issue rear its ugly head again. If upgrading to that version doesn't fix it for you then your issue is probably unrelated to this one. If you copy libMonoPosixHelper.dylib (on linux it's probably called libMonoPosixHelper.so) to the osx (on linux I'm assuming it's called linux I think it's called lib or lib64, I don't know) directory then the world loads fine.Įdit: tModLoader 0.11 and newer now includes libMonoPosixHelper by default so that should fix this for most people. It is because System.IO.Compression (which is used by the storage units to compress data before it's sent over the network) requires a library called MonoPosixHelper to be loaded which isn't included in Terraria by default.

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It doesn't matter how many items are in the storage units, as long as there is at least one storage unit in a chunk then the whole chunk refuses to load in multiplayer.Īfter some testing I think I have figured out why this happens, at least on mac (possibly linux too). I have been able to consistently reproduce this bug on my mac. (one user reported 8000 - 8500 items being the limit) I would only consider this issue critical in multiplayer, as it basically ruins the gimmick of storage by limiting the server to less than 2000 items.

Some users are reporting this happens at different limits. This fixes the issue and everything is returned to its prior state. The only way to fix the issue (with my knowledge) is to start the corrupted world in single-player, remove items until less than 2000 are present, and restart the affected world. This corruption doesn't actually 'delete' items: in singleplayer, any affected chunks return to their former state and any storage units work as intended. Strangely, NPCs inside the deleted chunk fall are not affected and instead teleport to the position of where there homes were after falling a certain distance.

This does not happen when there are over 2000 slots available. I believe this also happens when multiple system have a total storage of 2000+ items. I don't believe this affects wired items (as our wired doors were not erased when the issue happened), but everything else is deleted. Problem: when over 2000 or more items total are stored in a system and a server is restarted, everything in the spawn chunk will be erased upon restart (might be chunks around storage that are affected, not sure) The corruption appears to happen after exiting a world with 2000+ items stored.

It also seems to be multiplayer-only, as the issued isn't present in singleplayer. This issue seems to be consistent and has been reported numerous times on the thread on the Terraria forums.

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