My stuff disappears when I log off multiplayer mode in Minecraft
My wife and I are playing Minecraft over Lan, and whenever she logs off, we lose everything in her inventory. Why does this happen and how can we stop it?
Best Answer
I had this problem tonight too. My wife logged onto a LAN game I was hosting, but instead of having all her gear, she had nothing.
So I opened the game appdata file for the world and looked at the player data. It showed three files:
- One hadn't been played in 24 hours (Which I assume was hers)
- One had logged off 5 minutes ago (Which I assume was the bad file)
- One had just logged off (Which I assume is mine)
To fix it, I moved the 24hrs file to my desktop, renamed it to the same name as the 5 minute file, then deleted the the 5 minute old file. Finally I moved the 24hr file back into the folder.
I loaded up my world, set it to be LAN accessible, and had the wife log on. Poof, she had her stuff back.
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How do you get multiplayer back on Minecraft?
Within the \u201cPrivacy & online safety\u201d screen, select \u201cXbox One/Windows 10 Online Safety.\u201d Scroll down the Allow/Block options to find \u201cYou can join multiplayer games.\u201d Ticking \u201cAllow\u201d for this one will have multiplayer enabled on Minecraft Java Edition.What do I do if my Minecraft multiplayer is not working?
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In Single Player mode, the game is saved each time you return to the Main Menu from the game. If you switch off or reset the console while playing in a map, your progress in that game session will be lost.Where is player data stored Minecraft server?
Player data is any information that is stored about your players on your Minecraft server. The information is usually stored in a plugin folder or in the MC server hosting server's world folder.Minecraft Mobs when you log off...
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Answer 2
If the Minecraft LAN is hosting on you, She needs to go to main menu then quit the game. If the Minecraft LAN is hosting on your wife, and she wants to exit, You need to go to main menu, and then she go to the main menu. Then its saved! Now you can Exit!
To clarify what I am saying: If you are the one who did "Open to LAN", she needs to quit first, if she did "Open to LAN", you need to quit first.
Answer 3
I’ve experienced this problem too. I found it was an internet issue. My girlfriend and I are full time nomads with intermittent cell reception. We’ve found that when she logs in without signal, she has a completely different version of her character, with different levels and inventories. When we have signal, again, her character has its own levels and separate inventory. Sometimes, the two copies log in at different locations, based on where she logged out.
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