Often, an object you are looking for may contain a script. The object has an icon that looks like a cube, the coalesced object has an icon that looks like a stack of cubes. The icons used for objects and coalesced objects are similar, but different. Trivia: Icons are used to represent different types of items in your inventory. Simply drag the remote control from your inventory onto the ground everything else that was returned with the remote control should appear. Where did everything else go? The television, coffee table, sofa and rug have been merged with the remote control. Then, by accident, everything is returned! To locate the returned objects, you search through your inventory, but after searching, the only object you can locate is the remote control. Inside the living room there is a television, coffee table, sofa, rug and a remote control. If it is group owned land then if you were the previous owner you will receive the coalesced objects in your lost and found.įor example, imagine you have a living room. This happens when you or the owner of a parcel returns objects to owner. This object is then placed back into your inventory, in your Lost and Found folder. When a group of objects gets returned, they are merged into a single, coalesced object. The Coalesce feature may cause confusion by making it appear that objects have vanished instead of being returned to your inventory. Viewwer Version 5.0.4 SEARCH TECHNIQUES Did the objects vanish after being returned? If you notice the number has dropped significantly and the Viewer has finished fetching your items then try Clearing Second Life's cache, logout and then log back in and look in your Inventory Window to see if the items have reappeared. Thus, if the number changes does not mean you have actually lost or gained inventory items. It represents the number of items that have been successfully downloaded to your Viewer.
The Item Count in the Inventory Window is not always precise. In addition, clear your cache as described in Clearing Second Life's cache, logout and then log back in and look in your Inventory Window to see if the items have reappeared. If the list of items in your Inventory usually loads without incident, temporary inventory loss may go away within 24 hours. There may be a temporary problem with Second Life or your connection to the Internet. Wireless and satellite connections are unsupported for this reason, and other types of connectivity may yield similar results. High packet loss may cause your inventory to be unable to retrieve a complete list of items from Second Life’s servers. Remember: common solutions and search techniques can often solve a case of perceived inventory loss!Īn unstable Internet connection can lead to apparent inventory loss in Second Life. Sometimes it may appear that you have lost part of your inventory because outside forces can prevent Second Life from displaying your inventory properly. Stay in the region until your inventory is loaded.
If you logged in to get the cache location, check date and time as the most recent date will be the right file.If you have more than one avatar, you should figure out which file belongs to the problem avatar Find a file named with a long alpha-numeric number (UUID) followed by.Open your File Explorer and navigate to the cache location.Teleport to a deserted and empty region (Furball, Pooley, etc).Find the location of your cache in the Cache Location box.Open viewer, login, open Preference (Ctrl-P).In many cases, your items are not lost and will reappear after you fix the correct cache: If the inventory list did not completely fetch, became corrupted, or otherwise failed, items in your inventory may erroneously appear to be missing. If the main cache becomes corrupted, very rare, your Viewer may have trouble rendering items, but they generally appear in the inventory list. The main cache and the inventory list are separate caches. Second Life uses hard drive space on your computer to store data, including a list of items in your inventory. 6.2 Loss of objects as the result of a Region crashĬOMMON SOLUTIONS Clearing Second Life's cache.5.10 Items accidentally given to another avatar.5.9 Inventory accidentally placed into an object.5.2 Is a friend allowed to modify your objects?.5.1 Inventory offers declined while in Busy Mode.4.9 How many items are in your inventory?.4.3 Use the Mini-Map to locate your objects.3.1 Did the objects vanish after being returned?.1.3 Object Missing From Database Error Message.1.2 Check the Inventory Window Lost and Found Folder.
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