...even though I'm certain that this would render the average computer to a smoldering pile of burnt scrap metal, I kind of want a mod like this in Minecraft. Even though it's most likely just flat-out impossible to do legitimately.
@@miciagaming7323 I never said that it was an actual Minecraft mod. Hence me saying that I "wanted a mod like this," and "it's most likely just flat-out impossible to do legitimately."
This dude without a doubt has a PC made by Jesus Christ, how it’s still alive is truly amazing. Edit: I realize this is special effects, and a combination of different things. Still doesn’t mean it was any less taxing on his computers hardware. With that being said: this comment section passed the vibe check
iirc, realistic minecraft vids like this aren't actual gameplays, they're 3d animations, so the real question would be how long did this take to render
I feel like a game where you'd primarily spend time under water with the appearance and physics of this could be pretty beautiful even just as a proof of concept
like 8 years ago I saw an animation similar to this one, and I thought to myself "wow.. it's so cool" and then spent hours trying to find out how to download a mod to have these physics, until years later realizing it's just cgi
What is mind-blowing to me is how accurate the player's movements are on the rendered parts of the video. We can surely still feel that this is animated and not coming from the game, but Beef really simulated well the flying momentum, etc... Remarkable job on this!
it's probably tracked with actual footage from the game and then just with the water simulation over the top after roughly modelling the scenery that the water would collide with
@@linkedwinters By animated and not from the game he also means the tracking I think. Im sure the original comment wasnt implying that the sync was done by manually animating the right perspective without using tracking or something like that. What im trying to say. He is not mentioning the technique. That doesnt mean that he doesnt realise that its tracked as opposed to something else that takes 100x longer. Im also assuming things in my statement though.
While it’s clearly a render, I can only imagine the hoops one would have to go through in order to actually code it into the game. And can only pray they keep good health.
@@Denomote does it have real time rendering? That's really cool I saw something about stuff like that in an old cryengine reveal trailer a few years back but assumed that it was still not made yet
this is actually really impressive you actually made it good and took time to make it unlike others the way that the player moves in the rendered version makes it look real i think the only thing is the transition between minecraft and the rendered one
The intro of punching at the viewer brings back the nostalgic intro of the good old days where creators do that and say “hey guys what’s up X here back with another Minecraft video”
DUDE 😂 what pc do you have to be able to render something like that? Like mine would probably explode if i ever tried something like that on mine 😂 I am very impressed
Very nice rendering 👌 But it does get me thinking... I'm sure coding more realistic fluids might be possible with voxels, I guess the calculations for the fluids might burn the frame rate for gaming though. 🤔 I wonder if anyone has tried it in minecraft.
If this render was done using Blender with the FLIP Fluids plugin, then I'm pretty sure it's already using voxels as FLIP Fluids is a voxel-based fluid simulation. Voxels can be a high performance approach to simulating fluids, but the results will massively depend on the resolution and size of the voxel grid; if you want a highly detailed fluid sim, you'll need to push the resolution higher and/or keep the size smaller which will hurt performance since more work needs to be done during the simulation. There are real time fluid sims but they all compromise on the detail of the simulation for this reason.
Before 0:29, such as between 0:27 and 0:28, you can see that the game is selecting the blocks they are looking at. At 0:29, there is a jump cut, and the blocks stop selecting when they should, such as as 0:31. This is because the jump cut switched the video from Minecraft to a 3D rendering program, where the water was rendered using a fluid simulation.
This looks more like ocean water than river water, it would be interesting to see if river water (based on where you pick the water source up obviously) would look different.
shorts dont work, with shorts you dont gain a loyal audience, so you might get alot of views for a week or a month, but then your channel will completely die afterwards.
when i first played Minecraft beta all those years ago i was truly let down that water did not behave properly, i was hoping to flood mineshafts by redirecting rivers, sadly we all know it doesn't work that way, but if worked like this, it could
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I dont even dare to imagine the time it tooks to render this
it's an animation
78 millenniums 99 centuries 9 decades 8 years 16 months 29 days 17 hours 32 minutes and 28 seconds. Theres your answer
@@jacobmcritchie141 rendering animation
your the first comment i saw that was related to pc's exploding and stuff like that
i did.
for anyone who doesn't know - this is not a minecraft mod. it's a post-filming render made, most likely, with blender.
we do know
@@linkedwinters for anyone who doesn't know
@@Pokaroquai we do know, every top comment is this exact thing
@@linkedwinters for the people who have newest comments first then
well there's just no way this could be a mod, your pc would explode
I wish we finally had games with water physics like this… or at LEAST a game where an ACTUAL WAVE FORMS instead of little water dunes
There was hydrophobia, but this game is really shit
so you want your pc to explode?
@@brimstone9602 why yes i do, thank you very much
@@soup7694 love it when pc explodes 😀👌
For real, maybe it’s too complicated for conventional computing, AI solutions might solve this problem in the future
...even though I'm certain that this would render the average computer to a smoldering pile of burnt scrap metal, I kind of want a mod like this in Minecraft. Even though it's most likely just flat-out impossible to do legitimately.
I'll edit this so people don't know what the arguing is about
@@miciagaming7323 you do realize thats what he's saying right?
I'll edit this so people don't know what the arguing is about
@@miciagaming7323 Are you on any medications?
@@miciagaming7323 I never said that it was an actual Minecraft mod. Hence me saying that I "wanted a mod like this," and "it's most likely just flat-out impossible to do legitimately."
This dude without a doubt has a PC made by Jesus Christ, how it’s still alive is truly amazing.
Edit: I realize this is special effects, and a combination of different things. Still doesn’t mean it was any less taxing on his computers hardware. With that being said: this comment section passed the vibe check
Indeed
iirc, realistic minecraft vids like this aren't actual gameplays, they're 3d animations, so the real question would be how long did this take to render
It’s not the gpu. It’s the cpu
@@objectedwinter stupid
@@joehane98 Not much
"Ohhh-hh-hh mY P-PPP-P-C-CCC-CCCCC!"
Lol
ppl need to stop saying it, like a gaming pc from this decade will not crash from this
@@chloeeigi have a 4090 and mine wouldnt handle that too well so speak for yourself🤷♂️
I feel like a game where you'd primarily spend time under water with the appearance and physics of this could be pretty beautiful even just as a proof of concept
Abzu ?
^ yeah Abzu is basically that.
okay awesome now I've got a game to check out
@@gyaaAAaaaaaaaat should i play?
Subnautica!
like 8 years ago I saw an animation similar to this one, and I thought to myself "wow.. it's so cool" and then spent hours trying to find out how to download a mod to have these physics, until years later realizing it's just cgi
not cgi but its using blender.
@@miciagaming7323 yeah CGI stands for computer generated imagery, and Blender is a big tool that gets used to make it
@@stefanwalicord2512 ye because blenders free
LMAO
rip bro
What is mind-blowing to me is how accurate the player's movements are on the rendered parts of the video. We can surely still feel that this is animated and not coming from the game, but Beef really simulated well the flying momentum, etc... Remarkable job on this!
it's probably tracked with actual footage from the game and then just with the water simulation over the top after roughly modelling the scenery that the water would collide with
@@linkedwinters Thats what he is saying. Hes saying the tracking is done well.
It helps that Minecraft is square and all.
@@StopmotionStudios13 they said that the movements were animated and not from the game, not tracked haha
@@linkedwinters By animated and not from the game he also means the tracking I think. Im sure the original comment wasnt implying that the sync was done by manually animating the right perspective without using tracking or something like that.
What im trying to say. He is not mentioning the technique. That doesnt mean that he doesnt realise that its tracked as opposed to something else that takes 100x longer.
Im also assuming things in my statement though.
@@StopmotionStudios13just admit the other guy is correct
While it’s clearly a render, I can only imagine the hoops one would have to go through in order to actually code it into the game. And can only pray they keep good health.
@DONT WOWW NOBODY CARES ABOUT YOUR EXISTENCE 🤡🤡 ✅✅
@DONT your parents never loved you
@DONT clown
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Can you IMAGINE
If games had real time water physics like that instead of a pre rendered set of animations
introducing Unreal Engine 5
@@Denomote introducing you pc will burn 5
@@Denomote does it have real time rendering?
That's really cool
I saw something about stuff like that in an old cryengine reveal trailer a few years back but assumed that it was still not made yet
@@cristaltom2377 probably
My laptops cpu gets to around 100c in any game
"My main goal is to blow up"
That water is more realistic than my life goals !
It Would Be Beautiful to Make A Pool On This Realistic Version Of Water In Minecraft.
Yes It Would Be Very Nice Indeed
What device do you have?
I Can Type In All Capital Letters Too.
@hbkHinson11 Because I Think That It Makes Me Look Smarter But It Probably Doesn't.
@@Zoptyx alright you have a problem with this guy, spill it
i’m surprised people think this is the actual game and not blender
Yeah me too
Maybe it isn't blender, but unity or ue)
What is blender?
@@angelo8304 the thing that grinds stuff up for smoothies. That's why the water is so smooth.
Have u seen what people are capable of doing with minecraft? Def could be real
0:57 its so jarring seeing that not only the water just magically becomes 60fps so does the player in the game
the water in this video is more realistic than the actual one in real life O_O
Sorry dude but that sounds really sad :P
@@dullilul why?
I was just about to say that!
Kinda
IKR
The amount of water coming out from one single bucket is enormous
No different to real Minecraft water.
@@krashd more than it is in the actual Minecraft game I think, especially in the last animation
its so real that my cpu had to buffer watching it
When you put it over the cauldron, that was SOOOO satisfying
this is actually really impressive you actually made it good and took time to make it unlike others the way that the player moves in the rendered version makes it look real i think the only thing is the transition between minecraft and the rendered one
Back in my day, everyone thought this was real.
For some who don't know it's rendered in from the original video but this still amazing to watch
@DONT stop
I don't know how much rendering went into this, but it is BEAUTIFUL!
20- 30 minute, in blender, and the way he use its, this can be rendered in 30 minute, by automatic algorythm
@@steevelapointe1152 30 min for a blender render? What kind of nasa GPU y'all have? This probably took hours or even days to render
@@lenoirxin 2024 not every pc is trash
@@chloeeig Still, blender is not that fast
The intro of punching at the viewer brings back the nostalgic intro of the good old days where creators do that and say “hey guys what’s up X here back with another Minecraft video”
When you never say stop to the waiter filling your drink 1:24
This was way too satisfying to watch lol
Ikr
@DONT cringe
computers at Pixar probably dont even run as smooth as yours
Dude this CGI is top notch bro! Keep up the good work!
its the blender water plugin, lots of people use it
1:45: my pc if i do this
Probably one of the most satisfying videos I've seen in a while
God that water looks absolutely juicy this actually makes me want to drink water now, thanks.
1:37 circle in Minecraft?!?!?
Love how realistic the water bucket looks in your hand! :D
I'm more impressed by the fact how strong his pc is and how its not getting the blue screen of death or something like that
DUDE 😂 what pc do you have to be able to render something like that?
Like mine would probably explode if i ever tried something like that on mine 😂
I am very impressed
You don't need a high end PC for that... I created those animations on my old PC (Intel i5 9th gen.) It just takes longer to render everything.
blender
That’s not a mod, it’s a animation, don’t get excited.
@@Pjecknakraja blender is not a mod, its an animation maker (or something like that)
@@moleh12 I wasn't talking to you you Finland fuck
0:22. That’s some pro building right there
For some reason it's satisfying-
Yesh it its satisfying
These will go on and on until Minecraft somehow decides to remake the original Water physics in a future update…
Nah mniecraft wont make their game a blender animation
@DONT you're not unique, many people did this before you
Yeah thats not happening for a few decades
@@veryredfumoze centuries
This is simultaneously extremely cursed and incredibly satisfying
Very nice rendering 👌
But it does get me thinking... I'm sure coding more realistic fluids might be possible with voxels, I guess the calculations for the fluids might burn the frame rate for gaming though. 🤔
I wonder if anyone has tried it in minecraft.
@EXODST lol I bet! Be cooking an egg on the graphics card
If this render was done using Blender with the FLIP Fluids plugin, then I'm pretty sure it's already using voxels as FLIP Fluids is a voxel-based fluid simulation. Voxels can be a high performance approach to simulating fluids, but the results will massively depend on the resolution and size of the voxel grid; if you want a highly detailed fluid sim, you'll need to push the resolution higher and/or keep the size smaller which will hurt performance since more work needs to be done during the simulation. There are real time fluid sims but they all compromise on the detail of the simulation for this reason.
I'm glad more and more people are realizing these are just renders and not magic.
Same
this is so satisfying and unsatisfying at the same time. i can't stop watching.
Before 0:29, such as between 0:27 and 0:28, you can see that the game is selecting the blocks they are looking at.
At 0:29, there is a jump cut, and the blocks stop selecting when they should, such as as 0:31.
This is because the jump cut switched the video from Minecraft to a 3D rendering program, where the water was rendered using a fluid simulation.
Nice small production. Let’s see how his PC runs with a whole ocean.
How to build a nuke 101
pov of his pc: plz someone help me I’m being tortured
20 years from now this will be possible in-game on almost all computers.
Omg, I could feel my computer overheat just watching this! This looks absolutely sick though!
Better than minecraft movie?
yes
This looks oddly satisfying. I don't know why but it just feels very weird and satisfying...
00:10 Me: WTF
At 0:03 my computer already exploded
I bet he has a computer from the 90’s
Nobody’s computer would even actually lag from this bc its not actively rendering it
This scares me, makes me think bout the future of minecraft
This looks more like ocean water than river water, it would be interesting to see if river water (based on where you pick the water source up obviously) would look different.
How can you tell the difference? (Genuine question)
@@adora_ble_ So river water is a lot more clear or green looking, beige, etc. Ocean water is BRIGHT blue.
he places down water at 0:10
Saved me a lot of time thank you
Omg Tysm I was lost
@@MinnieSheep STOP REMINDING ME OF THIS HORRID TRAGEDY
@@ssneezereal
Imagine not being able to wait for 10 whole seconds
I don’t think my computer would like this very much
Holy. This amazing You worked pretty hard to render this. And I really appreciate all your hard work
I know this isn’t “real”, but it’s very, VERY pretty nonetheless!
POV: how does even your computer handle this in 60fps
0:30 notice the graphics change?
It’s because it’s not on Minecraft
@@kepygames i know that duh
@@rafaelskit3895then why you saying “notice the graphic change?”
I wish this was a real mod, cause I would download it!
and your computer will explode!
Ah yes, my daily dose of shit I already know.
I hate to burst y’all’s bubble, but this is very obviously not a mod and, in fact, an animation
Fun Fact: There's no editing in the video whatsoever. He's just that good at building
Water doesn’t have 60fps irl, the pool was never this cool
Imagine how successful the mod would be if someone created a realistic water and slime and lava and sand mod
and how many computers exploded
@@InsaneMilkman and phones and Xbox’s
This is edited its not a mod
@@Silver-gy1uj i know its animation dumb dumb
@@Silver-gy1uj he never said it was.
And also bro I have an advice, mostly try to do short videos so u will get more and more viewers
Keep going on❤️
shorts dont work, with shorts you dont gain a loyal audience, so you might get alot of views for a week or a month, but then your channel will completely die afterwards.
That is seriously the coolest thing I ever saw for Minecraft.
0:34 the sand didnt become wet
That’s sandstone
@@LilPotato384things can still get wet
Yeah
@@LilPotato384 when sand or even sandstone gets wet it should get a bit darker of a colour, same with most things when wet, wood, stone etc
0:11 aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa it curves
That steam coming from your pc looks really realistic too!
How do I get this
Its an animation
a simulation*
I want Minecraft to have this exact looking water and water movements in a future update.
Great animation! however it would be really great if you would stop moving so erratically so that we could appreciate the water flow
Some mainstream companies legitimately couldn’t do this if they tried.
Watching this is making me want to go swimming or drink water
1:24 those water balls look so crispy 🤤
The contrast with default textures is brilliant 😂
It looks like the breaking quiet animator attempting to animate water. Good job, keep it up 👍😌
That water is more realistic than real water 🤨
This would be a cool mod in mc, i can create a water park with this
that some good grape juice
Not me screaming “JUMP IN IT, TOUCH IT OR SOMETHING-“ 😭✋
cool! now ima download this upgraded version of minecraft and play it on my pc
I just love lookin at spherical shaped water.
I love how you took the extra time to decorate the box 1:19. That’s just kinda funny to me
Quite eerily satisfying to watch those water physics... like damn!
it would be nice if mojang made a minecraft where everything was actually realistic like this
Make a waterfall out of that
when i first played Minecraft beta all those years ago i was truly let down that water did not behave properly, i was hoping to flood mineshafts by redirecting rivers, sadly we all know it doesn't work that way, but if worked like this, it could
Physics teacher: Finally something has logic here
This is so cool 😮😮😮
Is this the future of Minecraft?!!
“ when real is too real”
-pepper 2022
What type of behemoth computer do you have? I can’t imagine trying to render that
this is some really impressive cgi, especially knowing you remade the entire game
Now go to a ocean with this
That looks incredible!
I love how you can tell what parts are rendered just by some _slight_ imperfections. Also this guy has to have an RTX 9999999 or something
I think u have enough water in the cauldron 😅
I hope one day there will be physics that could run something like this realtime.
Idea:
It would be better if you would make the water less foamy when two bog them come together
I hope that in future computers can render something like this in real time
Bro stole Nasas PC