Minecraft 1.10.2 Chest disappearing
I had been playing Minecraft 1.10.2 for a while, and night started to come, so I dug into the ground to make a makeshift home. I had a chest, a crafting table, and a furnace all in a 3×3×3 room with a torch. Then I saved and closed the game, and before I left I put everything but a stone pockaxe, shovel, axe and sword, all in that order, along with 4 pieces of steak, into a chest. Then I came back this morning to find my entire chest, along with the items, is gone. Nothing else changed though. Anyone know why this happened?
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First of all, depends on what you are playing on. Single player or multiplayer. If its multiplayer, One of the problems that might be the game failed to load completely or someone else stole it. If it is single player, something might have glitched. I'm not a minecraft expert, but that's my suggestion
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Do chests disappear in Minecraft?
Summary: Items in the bottom half of a double chest disappear when reloading the world. Single chests, ender chests, barrels, and shulker boxes appear to be unaffected by this bug.Why do items disappear in Minecraft?
If you died a far distance away, and the area that you died in isn't in a loaded chunk, then your items can last indefinitely until you load in the chunks with the items in it again; in which case the 5 minute despawn timer will resume.Why did my Ender chest disappear?
Every time you enter The End the obsidian platform is regenerated and three high space above it is cleared from any blocks. If you placed the chest directly on the obsidian platform, it would be deleted.Automatic-Reseting Chest Trap Tutorial Minecraft 1.10.2
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I think it may be a glitch because you have version 1.10 instead of 1.14 Java or 1.12 Bedrock. Try updating the game. If it costs money, I don't know how to fix it other than updating. Hope this helps!
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