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MCPE-55010

Says "You are out of local data storage..." with plenty of space available.

My world hasn't worked properly since the latest update.

My world is about 3Gb, and even though I have enough storage over 100Gb,

The message "You are out of local data storage and unable to save your progress." is displayed and the game is causing a collision.

My World is also used for Bedrock Dedicated Servers, which also cause conflicts, and in this case the server software shuts down with the message that the world is corrupt.

Is this problem solvable?
My server and World have been around for more than 20 months, and there are about 250 users.

To reproduce:

  1. Download this world: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-4a7ioMT142xC-AYRgs92VQHMMDwMsKL/view

  2. Open the world

  3. If it opens, you will quickly see the out of space message redirecting you to make more space by deleting stuff.

  4. If it does not open, try again!

Observed results: You cannot play on that world despite there being space on disk for Minecraft to use
Expected results: You can play on large worlds when there is space on disk for Minecraft to use

Extra side note: If you remove a Level DB file, the world may start working again (Will cause some data loss)

Linked issues

BDS-11526 it does not let me enter any world Resolved BDS-12590 Out of storage and Unable to save files Resolved BDS-12927 Minecraft Bug Resolved BDS-13188 1.5 GB survival world on Ps4 won’t start because of storage shortage that doesn’t exist. Resolved BDS-19666 Minecraft World not loading Resolved

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[Mojang] Mega_Spud (Jay)

If you have a copy of the world available, you might like to upload a copy of it for investigation.

  • On Windows 10 you can use the Export world feature.

  • On Android or iOS you need to use a file explorer to navigate to Device storage > games > com.mojang > minecraftWorlds

  • On Xbox or Switch the only way is to upload it to a Realm, and then download the world on Windows 10 or Android/iOS. (Please do not purchase a Realms subscription just to provide a world to us - but if you have a Realm already this may be a viable option if you wish to do so.)

If the world is larger than 10MB you can upload the world to OneDrive or a similar file sharing site, and then share the link.

Blaze dutkowsky

my world is now getting the same error when venturing away from the center of my world.

Only ever had this problem on 1.13.0

My world is only around 1GB. 986MB right now. And I have around 23GB on the drive I have Minecraft installed. 

https://www.dropbox.com/s/d9q17wlb5iofyv1/World%20Backup.zip?dl=0

Dito for my world on 1.13.0, although I cannot tell for other recent versions, only just revisited that world an MCPE as such, not having played for quite some time.

Playing on Windows 10 version (lots of memory and disk available):

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It's quite safe to work on the ground mostly, but exploring (flying just beneath the clouds) will yield that error ca. once per minute).

Seems to me as if MCPE now cannot cope with the large amount of blocks visible then.

 

Update (followup-memory-issue ?):

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1.13.1 Hotfixes have been released but the "Storage" issue has not yet been fixed. The "Storage" issue had to be corrected immediately because it causes Crash not only on its own but also on "BDS."

65 more comments
Michael P Touloumtzis

I just encountered this on Windows 11, Minecraft 1.21.22. The world is 348 MB. I have plenty of free space on my C: drive (458 GB free). When I try to enter the world, it says "You are out of data storage space and Minecraft is unable to save your progress! Minecraft will return you to the main menu to clear up storage space." and returns me to the menu.

Additional info: the world is a Realm of which I wasn't the owner. The Realm owner exported the world and gave me the file; I imported it to play locally.

Encountered on PC Bedrock version v1.21.44. World has existed for around a year. World size only 147MB. Less than 1MB resource/behavior packs. 590GB free space on disk. Marketplace cache cleared. No reason to give this error. Support claims it's a bug. Support claims that Minecraft is limited in how much data it is allowed to take up on disk. Support claims "it is not possible to specify how much space Minecraft can take or its remaining storage." User claims that is a load of bunk. Likely something else unseen eating up "allocated" data until bug occurs but of course there is no way to check because of hand wave reasons. Sort your lives out devs, this bug is old enough to go to kindergarten this year.

Michael P Touloumtzis

Looking at these reports (including mine), they suggest that Minecraft makes an assumption ("storage is full") from a LevelDB error code which can also arise from other causes. Most operating systems & platforms don't separately report the "storage full" case–they'll surface it as an I/O error. LevelDB doesn't know about storage media and returns a generic I/O error (leveldb::Status of kIoError) for storage-media full but also for any other kind of I/O error. Minecraft might even be interpreting non-I/O errors such as leveldb::Status kCorruption as "out of storage space".

is there a way i can delete some saved data files on my Minecraft ps5 version because on the ps4 version im able to delete saved data files individually but on Minecraft ps5 version i am not able is there a way i can do that because i am not able to play my Minecraft world due to not enough saved data storage


Reply from @unknown:
If you are looking for help, please visit Community Support. We are not generally able to provide direct technical support via the bug tracker.

Christopher Coletti

How has this nearly 6 year old issue STILL not been resolved?! Playing native PS5 version, world is less than 900mb, cannot duplicate/copy world, get “Storage Full” message - no other worlds (after deleting), no skins. Come ON, this is preposterous…

Otocin

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929521

Confirmed

Multiple

1.17.30.23 Beta, 1.17.11 Hotfix, 1.17.10, 1.17.10.23 Beta, 1.16.220, ..., 1.21.21 Hotfix, 1.21.31 Hotfix, 1.21.43 Hotfix, 1.21.44 Hotfix, 1.21.51 Hotfix

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