Low Pet disappears when farming

Happens at Skele too

 

Given your description of the issue, I'm guessing you're playing MapleLegends via Parallels on some sort of Silicon Mac. By default, in this particular environment (Windows 11 on ARM in my case), pet positioning gets very wonky when you climb on things such as ropes and ladders. In order to prevent this from occurring, you want to do the following:

1. Open the application properties menu (such as by right clicking on the application icon)
2. Select the Compatibility tab
3. Click the button toward the bottom of the window titled "Change emulation settings"
4. In this ARM emulation settings menu, check the box labeled "Disable hybrid execution mode (x86 apps only)". You can check this box manually by first checking the "Use advanced settings" box, or you can simply change the group emulation settings from "Default" to "Safe emulation", which will automatically check the box for you (as well as some others)

Do note that if you change the group emulation settings to "Strict execution" or "Very strict execution", you likely will reliably crash in some areas of the game, such as certain bosses (at least this has been my experience).

It is worth mentioning that there is still some bugginess in situations where there are lots of non-meso items on the ground and when you have Item Pouch equipped on one or more of your pets (it can also happen simply by holding down the pick up button when the volume of non-meso items is great enough). This is to say that your client framerate will drop tremendously and the client can/will lag to the point of crashing (it can even crash the entire VM if the buildup is bad enough). This particular issue is unfortunately related to the implementation of Windows on ARM and how it goes about emulating MapleLegends rather than it being something such as a lack of processing power. I confirmed that it was isolated to Windows on ARM by discussing with other users who play in this environment (all of whom I spoke with face this issue), as well as by testing these specific in-game circumstances with Mac client itself (CrossOver) as well as with the Wine client in a Linux VM, neither of which has this problem. Sadly, until something changes on Windows' end or some other reliable workaround can be figured out, the only way to avoid this issue is to not equip the Item Pouch in areas where lots of non-meso items will build up.

Hope this helps!