@@haxl2200 mojang devs artificially limited it to 60,000,001x60,000,001 actually because although terrain can generate that far out it doesn't always work *correctly*
The far-away low poly mode in this mod honestly just tells me that Mojang COULD redo the rendering system to make higher render distances feasible on lower-end computers, they just don't.
In Bedrock they actually have some simple techniques already making higher render distances. for example trees get simplier. Its just, that the game looks less good and less "minecrafty" as well. I think its just good how it is. For example I am able to play minecraft on my old 10 yo laptop as well. Its only 2-4 render distance because I won't have my 30-40 fps with more but It's definitely playable.
well consider that it's not just the rendering of the terrain, but loading chunks also means processing entities, redstone, and ticking in those chunks in general.
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Well not necessarily, this mod doesn't work on most pcs, I tried it on 2 laptops and a pc, and it only worked on one, so they gotta make it consistent across devices
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The terminal velocity of a player in minecraft is about 78.4 meters per second (1 mc block=1 meter), meaning that the highest alexa teleported to (5000000 blocks) would take 17.7 hours to fall to y=0.
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@@Targon_Blackpoppyvanilla minecraft does use meshes 3D mesh is the structural build of a 3D model consisting of polygons by that definition, vanilla minecraft does use meshes since a face of a block is 2 polygons
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Seeing as their projection isn’t square or equirectangular, it’ll look kind of weird but still really cool. I can only wonder what they’ll do with the large empty spaces past the continents and to the sides where there’s no landmasses. Also, there is the question of whether this even works with vertical chunks now that I think about it.
Its called FarPlanetTwo. It lets you render chunks with low quality so even if you have a patato pc it will not lag that much. Its litereally says on the description of the mod. He has a powerful pc + a good performance mod,so he can actually do this without any problem.
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So I can see clearly my big city from mountains so far away. (With worldpainter I will build them) my city would be large 7000×4000 blocks, so an area of 32000000blocks. I will install this insane mod and you'll remember me for my city in 10 years
In case anyone is wondering, yes, a minecraft world is basically just noise, since Perlin Noise is used to generate the minecraft worlds. Normally you would never notice, but this makes it pretty clear.
The interesting thing is once you reach a certain height, the ground below looks like the void static in the End "sky." What if the End isn't an endless void filled with floating islands, but rather the center of the whole dimension and the sky is actually the ground from tens of thousands of blocks away?
But then, sun and moon that is supposedly circulating around the overworld would be visible from end too considering that you can see the world from the sky. Also there would be no nighttime in minecraft if sun and moon was inside a spherical shaped world that has inner side of it habitable. Having said that, if your theory was in the case, it could actually describe both why under of the bedrock looks like space and why we take damage when we fall into the void.
@@adakalyoncu1913 Well and I'm not necessarily assuming the End and the Overworld take place in the same dimension. Rather, the concept that drives them is similar. I imagined the End as taking place inside a gigantic hollow sphere where the static sky is the ground from far away, and we as players stand at the center of the dimension. If we were to travel far enough we might reach the ground (like how in older versions, the Overworld became the Farlands), but of course that's impossible with how Minecraft works. Might be fun with some kind of mod, though
@@DoodleSamurai yeah it could be a nice thing both to play with a mod or if they somehow managed to add it But if we had a spherical planet or some kind of hollow sphere object in the space that we are supposedly standing on an object thats balanced on it's gravititional pull, if we create any kind of inertia in the end dimension, they have the dragon and endermans which is more than enough, whole dimension would start falling towards the ground.. I mean it would probably take days to reach there but the fall would still have effects such as the objects in the end not feeling gravity (similar to how you feel like your stomach is floating when you are going down on a roller coaster drop) and also the friction due to air would create storms in case if we have air in that spherical object. We could neglect lack of gravity if we had air inside the planet since we would eventually reach terminal velocity and stop accelerating. But then we would have constant violent storms in the end. It would be a case that we would need to choose between having storms or having lack of gravity. If we did not have air, there would be no storms but also no gravity. If we had air, there would be gravity but also storms. If we imagine blocks fixed to it's place in the sky, similar to how you can build in the air in overworld and other dimensions without blocks falling, then since the player and entities are not fixed to anything, they would be ejected off from end dimension and start falling towards the mass of the ground as the gravity would pull them towards it. Since this is minecraft though, I think we could imagine a hypothetical ground that has no mass but has volume and gravity towards it would be achieved via centripetal acceleration as the planet rotates similar to how earth and other planets rotate in the space. Which would still make the end have an amount of gravity thats small enough to be negliciable but the dimension could have air inside it without causing storms and also would never reach the ground. Also since the ground is moving at a massive velocity and end is pretty much stationary, we would have storms created in between the ground and the end dimension. Which happens to be a good way to describe why players take damage when they fall into the void as they get ripped around with air molecules moving at massive speeds and they experience a lot of extreme acceleration and G forces that would kill them. They would probably burn due to extreme heat created on the process though so they could add fire animation and louder elytra whooshing sounds as the player dies in the void to make it more realistic. One think they would also want to do is giving players infinite slow fall+jump boost in the end and add some kind of wind ambient sound in the end to implement this theory into the game. Would they waste time doing it? No one knows.
It lowers the quality of further away chunks and effectively increases the performance, but it doesn't completely solve the problem, cuz if you got a potato pc it still wont run at a high framerate.
this makes me realize how spotty minecraft worlds are. Kinda wish there'd be an option for worlds with accurately sized continents, rivers, and oceans.
Depends on what you mean by "accurately sized", as Minecraft's world is nearly double the size of Neptune by surface area. If the continents were to be geographically accurate, one could open up a game in survival and never see water. They could walk in one direction and take a year to reach an ocean. And all the water? I mean, at that point it's basically a water superflat world.
this mod is only for 1.12, which is before update aquatic, so if it were compatible with the current version of minecraft there likely would be larger bodies of water.
Not to mention there's a world gen option called "large biomes," while it might still be smaller than irl it definitely is much bigger than the regular MC biomes
Real talk, trying to squeeze out as much FPS as possible out at higher render distances should be one of Mojang's top priorities right now. It's so sad that the majority of Java players (like myself) just don't have that beefy of computers and are forced to play on low render distances. Especially with 1.18, average performance has gone downhill (only people with actually good computers aren't having problems). Even for higher-end computers, higher render distance can get fairly risque. We need LODs (decreased *Level Of Detail* as blocks are farther), like what this mod adds, though of course, heavily more polished. If a glitchy, semi-broken mod coded by one person can make at least decent LODs, the Mojang team can definitely add them.
i mean you baerly ever need a rennder distance higer than 8 or 10, since more just goes out of view unless your high up. more would be nice yeah, but 8 is good enogh. most servers limit it to 8 i belive since the load on the server and client are diffrent, whit the server having a higer load.
That’s literally what I’m thinking! If someone can make a rough version that still works pretty great then they can definitely make an improved, bug fixed version
I remember when I have to imagine what it be like to see the whole world in minecraft. Now no longer have to struggle anymore. What's more is now possible to see the whole world without physically exploring it all.
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Interesting concept! I cruised a little bit through the github, and saw something about voxel map baking. Did you have to do a pre-initialization for the 2D map before toggling it in the setting? What I would think is that you would need to render and bake the 2D map with applied height map, and then just display that information. That would reduce performance hogging a lot.
Hey Alexa can we please see you fall from that height with the entire world rendered. It'd really give a gravity to how big the minecraft world is seeing how many hours it takes you too fall.
i can tell you by doing a few equations. terminal velocity in minecraft is 78.4m/s, and he was 5.0E7 blocks high, or 50,000,000 blocks high. 50,000,000/78.4 is 637,755.1 seconds, which is equivalent to 10,629.3 minutes, or 177.2 hours, or 7.38 days, which is 7 days and 9 hours from 50,000,000 blocks to the ground. not considering the initial fall,(because you don’t instantly start falling at terminal velocity), AND not considering you will likely fall above y=0, because there is terrain above (although these would take only a couple seconds off the time, so 7 days and 9 hours is still a pretty long time lol). but there you go! hope this helped
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For people wondering, the mod did not actually fully load it in. That would be impossible. What happened instead is hat the mod did enough work to fool you into thinking that the entire map has been loaded while only some of it has been loaded.
It's a mod that can make render distances be stupidly high without killing your PC (so even a potato PC can take advantage of it) it's in the description
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@@notspace8487 don't the far lands start at like 12 million blocks? If the distance to the edge of that world is 29 million blocks then more than half the distance should be covered by far lands and look all striped, yeah?
@@cryberry03 They start at about 32 million blocks and extent outwards to possibly 9 quintillion blocks. (It does in an older version and it's uncertain whether or not it still does.)
If there is one thing I have always disliked about minecraft world generation is that chunks and even biomes only locally dependent on their immediate surroundings. Which is fine, but you will pretty much never get big continents and oceans, sprawling great deserts or even canyons really. It just looks kinda messy when you really look at it from a distance and that makes it surprisingly easy to get lost in. I’d have a lot of fun if not for F3.
That’s absolutely insane! Spawning in any single area would lead to a completely different story of how the game is played and what the player would do and all the views would be different, and this is one world of the millions all the possibilities,
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@@roaringdragon2628 Good point, it would take few days to fall from the height at the end of the video. At least he could fall from the height at 0:31. It should take less than 4 hours. Good timelapse I guess :)
I like how the hills and mountains over there are looking like weird triangular and not really blocky not smooth textures on them. It reminds me of how you know buildings in Fortnite look like if you are very far away from them that it loads in a model that is supposed to replace the building since you are out of its render distance and how it can’t render the original model in that distance so it’s replaced with a low quality shapey cartoony version. Same goes for when you spam tap the screen on Google Earth.
Pretty cool to see what you can really do if objects in the distance are low-poly. Also, how can your computer actually register an object that big all at once?
When rendering past maximum render distance, it uses a world generation mod to generate only part of that chunk, so it takes up significantly less space
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It's a lot easier to see just how *random* the game really is when a blown up map looks like TV static.
That's kinda what Perlin noise (the thing they use to generate these maps) tends to look like, yea
And that entire square is just a pixel compared to what’s beyond that, and so on and so on
@@Bear-rw3kt actually mc worlds can only generate 21 billion by 21 billion, so what we are seeing is the maximum size of the world
Futuristic TV static with colour
@@haxl2200 mojang devs artificially limited it to 60,000,001x60,000,001 actually because although terrain can generate that far out it doesn't always work *correctly*
The far-away low poly mode in this mod honestly just tells me that Mojang COULD redo the rendering system to make higher render distances feasible on lower-end computers, they just don't.
In Bedrock they actually have some simple techniques already making higher render distances. for example trees get simplier. Its just, that the game looks less good and less "minecrafty" as well. I think its just good how it is. For example I am able to play minecraft on my old 10 yo laptop as well. Its only 2-4 render distance because I won't have my 30-40 fps with more but It's definitely playable.
well consider that it's not just the rendering of the terrain, but loading chunks also means processing entities, redstone, and ticking in those chunks in general.
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Well not necessarily, this mod doesn't work on most pcs, I tried it on 2 laptops and a pc, and it only worked on one, so they gotta make it consistent across devices
Too busy doing much more important things like adding mobs that do literally nothing
Now we can finally prove the earth is flat
wait no-
Not to be a nerd, but If the Earth was flat then what is on the other side? or how has the lakes and bodies of water on the ends of this "flat" earth not fall off and drain completely? It is physically impossible for this to be true. there are even 3D pictures from space that shows you that *the earth Is indeed not flat!*
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@@geometrydash_stuff No, EaRtH iS fLaT.
source : trust me bro
Nah, it is actually cube
@@andre5654 tru
Feels surreal how a biome which is generally big in our perspective being the size of a single pixel when compared to the world itself.
Menos
Biomes aren't big in this game
kind of like most things in real life, isn't it
@1 MILLION VIEWS ON MY YT CHALLENGE that's not how you do it
@@Commenter339 not that much, minecraft biomed are a lot smaller, way smaller
This is only mildly terrifying
Ikr
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Only mildly... *sweats profusely*
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The terminal velocity of a player in minecraft is about 78.4 meters per second (1 mc block=1 meter), meaning that the highest alexa teleported to (5000000 blocks) would take 17.7 hours to fall to y=0.
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FREEEEEEE FALLING!!!
"I HAVE BEEN FALLING.. FOR 17.7 HOURS!"
woops i thought it was 5 million not 50 million, 50 million is about a week of falling
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@@LiamLimeLarm I ain't falling that much 💀
Ah yes, I can practically hear Alexa Real’s PC screaming in agony
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fun fact: if a block = 1 meter, the width of an entire Java Minecraft world is almost as wide as Jupiter
"Almost"? I'm disappointed.
Just wait until i turn of worldborder
@@Zero-dz7ic you must not know how big jupiter is
@@smilloww2095 and you must not have done your homework... 🤷🏽♂️
@@AvocadoMannen what are you talking about?
It’s honestly so smart to see how this mod renders meshes of blocks so it can render more.
But other games do it too.
By default.
@@El_Presidente_5337 I’m not disregarding other games. I’m saying that vanilla Minecraft doesn’t do that.
@@Targon_Blackpoppyvanilla minecraft does use meshes
3D mesh is the structural build of a 3D model consisting of polygons
by that definition, vanilla minecraft does use meshes since a face of a block is 2 polygons
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0:46 - bro, every single yellow pixel is a HUGE desert.
This is extremely satisfying to see the entire world..
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Tell me how install mod
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Me: "Oooh! This looks cool! I should try this!"
My computer: **softly** don't
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No
he used farplanetwo mod it makes things less detailed as it gets farther away hes really on 2 render distance
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It's interesting to see that at ~15 million blocks out, there's a square where oceans are slightly more common.
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@@k.g.b.1150 fu
@@k.g.b.1150 no one cares
@@k.g.b.1150 you have no life
The life he holds onto while his PC is exploding like a firework is unbelievable.
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I can run this on my acer nitro 5 laptop
Can't wait to see how this would look when the Build The Earth in Minecraft project is completed.
O,G
Seeing as their projection isn’t square or equirectangular, it’ll look kind of weird but still really cool. I can only wonder what they’ll do with the large empty spaces past the continents and to the sides where there’s no landmasses. Also, there is the question of whether this even works with vertical chunks now that I think about it.
Yea me too
Pretty similar to google maps I guess
Same
After 2 decades lol
I can't believe they sacrificed their own house and PC just to put out a minecraft video, that is some serious dedication
Its called FarPlanetTwo. It lets you render chunks with low quality so even if you have a patato pc it will not lag that much. Its litereally says on the description of the mod. He has a powerful pc + a good performance mod,so he can actually do this without any problem.
@@marykatrina870 it was a joke
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@Pure Tunez maybe the fact that they felt they had to explain even tho no one asked? 🤷
@Pure Tunez no one asked you
Nasa officer: "left the pc to drink cafe"
Me with her pc:
Holy moly there's a LOT more water than I realized 🤣
Rendering range of 10,000 chunks.
Alexa Real computer: I'm on the verge of explosion
Yeah
most computers can take it with no problems at all, just a lil bit lag
also these kind of computer suffer comments are outdated, get a better one
Add one shader and you get a house fire.
He's actually using a mod that renders terrain thats far away low poly and less detailed, you can see it clearly when he zooms in
This guy took "I'm on maximum render distance. And I still can't find who the fuck asked" to a whole new level!
I rendered this whole minecraft world in one image and still can't find the mf who asked!!!
I will use this as meme now, thank you
@@syvergamerrc8614 lmao
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For anyone who doesn’t read descriptions, the mod is FarPlaneTwo for Minecraft Forge and it has zero lag due to a special renderer it uses.
So I can see clearly my big city from mountains so far away. (With worldpainter I will build them) my city would be large 7000×4000 blocks, so an area of 32000000blocks. I will install this insane mod and you'll remember me for my city in 10 years
In case anyone is wondering, yes, a minecraft world is basically just noise, since Perlin Noise is used to generate the minecraft worlds. Normally you would never notice, but this makes it pretty clear.
this looks very sick
Am I the first?
Well you should probably call the ambulance then
Ye like little pukes everywhere.
Ik not that type of sick, but that’s what I’m thinking.
So sick it has COVID-19
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The interesting thing is once you reach a certain height, the ground below looks like the void static in the End "sky." What if the End isn't an endless void filled with floating islands, but rather the center of the whole dimension and the sky is actually the ground from tens of thousands of blocks away?
space base, cool
But then, sun and moon that is supposedly circulating around the overworld would be visible from end too considering that you can see the world from the sky. Also there would be no nighttime in minecraft if sun and moon was inside a spherical shaped world that has inner side of it habitable.
Having said that, if your theory was in the case, it could actually describe both why under of the bedrock looks like space and why we take damage when we fall into the void.
@@adakalyoncu1913 Well and I'm not necessarily assuming the End and the Overworld take place in the same dimension. Rather, the concept that drives them is similar.
I imagined the End as taking place inside a gigantic hollow sphere where the static sky is the ground from far away, and we as players stand at the center of the dimension. If we were to travel far enough we might reach the ground (like how in older versions, the Overworld became the Farlands), but of course that's impossible with how Minecraft works. Might be fun with some kind of mod, though
@@DoodleSamurai yeah it could be a nice thing both to play with a mod or if they somehow managed to add it
But if we had a spherical planet or some kind of hollow sphere object in the space that we are supposedly standing on an object thats balanced on it's gravititional pull, if we create any kind of inertia in the end dimension, they have the dragon and endermans which is more than enough, whole dimension would start falling towards the ground.. I mean it would probably take days to reach there but the fall would still have effects such as the objects in the end not feeling gravity (similar to how you feel like your stomach is floating when you are going down on a roller coaster drop) and also the friction due to air would create storms in case if we have air in that spherical object. We could neglect lack of gravity if we had air inside the planet since we would eventually reach terminal velocity and stop accelerating. But then we would have constant violent storms in the end. It would be a case that we would need to choose between having storms or having lack of gravity. If we did not have air, there would be no storms but also no gravity. If we had air, there would be gravity but also storms.
If we imagine blocks fixed to it's place in the sky, similar to how you can build in the air in overworld and other dimensions without blocks falling, then since the player and entities are not fixed to anything, they would be ejected off from end dimension and start falling towards the mass of the ground as the gravity would pull them towards it.
Since this is minecraft though, I think we could imagine a hypothetical ground that has no mass but has volume and gravity towards it would be achieved via centripetal acceleration as the planet rotates similar to how earth and other planets rotate in the space. Which would still make the end have an amount of gravity thats small enough to be negliciable but the dimension could have air inside it without causing storms and also would never reach the ground. Also since the ground is moving at a massive velocity and end is pretty much stationary, we would have storms created in between the ground and the end dimension. Which happens to be a good way to describe why players take damage when they fall into the void as they get ripped around with air molecules moving at massive speeds and they experience a lot of extreme acceleration and G forces that would kill them. They would probably burn due to extreme heat created on the process though so they could add fire animation and louder elytra whooshing sounds as the player dies in the void to make it more realistic. One think they would also want to do is giving players infinite slow fall+jump boost in the end and add some kind of wind ambient sound in the end to implement this theory into the game. Would they waste time doing it? No one knows.
@@adakalyoncu1913 Wow, that's a *very* detailed response :O (It's great)
SO CLOSE TO 2 MIL CONGRATS
Damn never seen that LOD thing before actually seems really cool way to increase render distance without impacting performance
it does.. kinda, but its not as visible
It lowers the quality of further away chunks and effectively increases the performance, but it doesn't completely solve the problem, cuz if you got a potato pc it still wont run at a high framerate.
this makes me realize how spotty minecraft worlds are. Kinda wish there'd be an option for worlds with accurately sized continents, rivers, and oceans.
Depends on what you mean by "accurately sized", as Minecraft's world is nearly double the size of Neptune by surface area. If the continents were to be geographically accurate, one could open up a game in survival and never see water. They could walk in one direction and take a year to reach an ocean. And all the water? I mean, at that point it's basically a water superflat world.
this mod is only for 1.12, which is before update aquatic, so if it were compatible with the current version of minecraft there likely would be larger bodies of water.
Not to mention there's a world gen option called "large biomes," while it might still be smaller than irl it definitely is much bigger than the regular MC biomes
@@a12934 i kinda have a thing for ocean back then, I wish it could be deeper though
it's why I always use large biomes. Not perfect, but gets the job done with some really cool maps. especially now with 1.18 generation
0:45 If you double-tap space at this height you'll be falling for 41 minutes and 13 seconds.
(assuming no lag and the block you land on is sea-level)
Wow just how
Why
But how much fall damage does that equate to?
@@KapoweeDynamite 1.5×10⁷-1.5 full hearts
or about 15 million (15,000,000) hearts, in non-scientific notation
Buddy: I think I smell something man
Me: Yeah that’s just my computer.
alexa: i rendered whole minecraft wrld
computer: ok i go kaboom naw ?
Real talk, trying to squeeze out as much FPS as possible out at higher render distances should be one of Mojang's top priorities right now. It's so sad that the majority of Java players (like myself) just don't have that beefy of computers and are forced to play on low render distances. Especially with 1.18, average performance has gone downhill (only people with actually good computers aren't having problems). Even for higher-end computers, higher render distance can get fairly risque. We need LODs (decreased *Level Of Detail* as blocks are farther), like what this mod adds, though of course, heavily more polished. If a glitchy, semi-broken mod coded by one person can make at least decent LODs, the Mojang team can definitely add them.
i mean you baerly ever need a rennder distance higer than 8 or 10, since more just goes out of view unless your high up. more would be nice yeah, but 8 is good enogh. most servers limit it to 8 i belive since the load on the server and client are diffrent, whit the server having a higer load.
your pc doesn't work
oh no
anyway
@@thomasnoakes1607 meanie head. I built his pc with my very own booty hole so I am very offended.
That’s literally what I’m thinking! If someone can make a rough version that still works pretty great then they can definitely make an improved, bug fixed version
@@christophermullins7163 sounds like a you problem
*A good thing that his PC always survive through all these laggy things.*
Yes
NASA pc
*A bad thing that your PC may not survive through all those laggy things.*
People say his pc his insane, but what are his specs?
This man is everywhere and I will always be there to reply
I remember when I have to imagine what it be like to see the whole world in minecraft. Now no longer have to struggle anymore.
What's more is now possible to see the whole world without physically exploring it all.
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Interesting concept! I cruised a little bit through the github, and saw something about voxel map baking. Did you have to do a pre-initialization for the 2D map before toggling it in the setting? What I would think is that you would need to render and bake the 2D map with applied height map, and then just display that information. That would reduce performance hogging a lot.
Alexa: *Renders an entire world.
My PC: *Explodes at 32 chunks render distance.
Ha-ha, 32...
oh no
anyway
With Distance Horizons I can put 512 chunks, It is like 8200 blocks. But (maybe 1mrd) I can't explain 🤣
Hey Alexa can we please see you fall from that height with the entire world rendered. It'd really give a gravity to how big the minecraft world is seeing how many hours it takes you too fall.
i can tell you by doing a few equations. terminal velocity in minecraft is 78.4m/s, and he was 5.0E7 blocks high, or 50,000,000 blocks high. 50,000,000/78.4 is 637,755.1 seconds, which is equivalent to 10,629.3 minutes, or 177.2 hours, or 7.38 days, which is 7 days and 9 hours from 50,000,000 blocks to the ground. not considering the initial fall,(because you don’t instantly start falling at terminal velocity), AND not considering you will likely fall above y=0, because there is terrain above (although these would take only a couple seconds off the time, so 7 days and 9 hours is still a pretty long time lol). but there you go! hope this helped
@@awesomesauze7 that's some genius work pal
i liked your comment :)
@@awesomesauze7 calm down Einstein it’s just Minecraft…
Well done 👏
@@Qakee lol
imagine what the largest minecraft ocean would look like from this mod
Anyone else wonder how many RTX 3090s he used to render
If this were done in older versions of Minecraft, you might be able to also see those strange distortions that form the Far Lands.
There's a mod that brings the Farlands back
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For people wondering, the mod did not actually fully load it in. That would be impossible.
What happened instead is hat the mod did enough work to fool you into thinking that the entire map has been loaded while only some of it has been loaded.
thats the technique of lod my friend, it loads just enough to make it look good
so Minecraft worlds are infinite?
@@hplus1 Not quite, but big enough that it won't be able to fit all the data required onto your device.
I'm assuming if they moved far in another direction then another area would be loaded in
@@hplus1 60mil by 60mil blocks. there is more after the world border but stuff tends to get wonky if you travel a lot further
BANG*. “ what was that?“ “every breaker in the state of Kentucky blowing at once“
Players: I'm gonna make a really cool map wall for my world
Alexa Real:
The world may look flat, but I must remind you that Minecraft has 3 dimensions.
I'm actually surprised you're able to render that many chunks without making the game completely unplayable, even with a powerful computer.
they're using a mod which can render millions of blocks without a single bit of lag, I thinks it's called far planes two mod
It's a mod that can make render distances be stupidly high without killing your PC (so even a potato PC can take advantage of it) it's in the description
It drops the detail levels to near zero outside of 32 chunks, otherwise the computer would just explode
99.9% of thos chunks are being rendered in such low detail they use next to none of a pcs resources to render
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Him: yo this iis weird
His PC: This is fine, Im fine, its fine
This person took an open world game too a whole new level
wonder how this would look with that mod that adds the far lands back into the game
Almost the same, at that hight you wont even see them or just a pixel
@@notspace8487 don't the far lands start at like 12 million blocks? If the distance to the edge of that world is 29 million blocks then more than half the distance should be covered by far lands and look all striped, yeah?
@@cryberry03 They start at about 32 million blocks and extent outwards to possibly 9 quintillion blocks. (It does in an older version and it's uncertain whether or not it still does.)
@@TheAbsol7448 no. they start at 12 million blocks.
Im surprised of how alexa's pc didn't suffer huge damages from this.
You're saying it didn't?
Barely any lag shows it
@@vent_890 just a lil lag not a huge lag that causes 1 fps.
@@fx2e because he used the mod FarPlaneTwo
@@fx2e it changes the level of details (LOD)
person: time to expand (colonize) further
Remember that there’s also distant horizons which is a fully client side mod for 1.16.5
fun fact: only steveee's PC can handle this.
Without any lags found.
?
@@cracked90man o guess
No one asked steveee is dead
We're introducing you to the Alexa real channel
If you want to talk about steveee here, then get lost
@@z_abe253 :(
If there is one thing I have always disliked about minecraft world generation is that chunks and even biomes only locally dependent on their immediate surroundings.
Which is fine, but you will pretty much never get big continents and oceans, sprawling great deserts or even canyons really. It just looks kinda messy when you really look at it from a distance and that makes it surprisingly easy to get lost in. I’d have a lot of fun if not for F3.
You know any mods that change that, or versions where it's different?
@@mothman7786 TerraForged is pretty good, but eventually the same patterns start repeating all the time.
Videos: good
Music: makes me agressive
I bet your computer was so happy, it sounded like a jet engine.
Hes using a mod to lower the LoD of far away blocks. Thats why his computer doesn't explode.
Yep, farPlaneTwo, very promising mod :)
LoD is what?
@@-aid4084 level of detail, in video games, look it up
@@davidm.johnston8994 he also uses cubicchunks and heightmap mod
“What render distance are you on?”
“20,000,000,000,009”
Bro invented a working self-destruction switch for his PC in minecraft
This is awesome, keep up the good work!
For everyone that doesn't know, this is a mod called farplanetwo, his pc isn't alien
My computer: turns into sun trying to load desktop
"What feels illegal, but isnt?" *Shows this video*
That’s absolutely insane! Spawning in any single area would lead to a completely different story of how the game is played and what the player would do and all the views would be different, and this is one world of the millions all the possibilities,
One of the sextillions possibilities
The original video that covers this topic goes into really good depth, I highly recommend
By 4P5, unfortunately no link to where he most likely got this idea from.
It's really interesting how small landscape features are in minecraft, with the biggest (non glitched) oceans only being the size of cities.
Excellent,you solved the mine craft world
Its like an episode. Of Boundary Breaks where the dude do a complete zoom out of the map to. :3
That’s actually cool dude
Congratulations for 2m
My Computer: See You in Paradise
Alternative title: Alexa showing off his NASA PC.
this actually can be done on a potato
World is flat confirmed.
Seriously, holy balls. That's insane.
Nah man it's a cube. You just can't see over the edge till you get there.
Holy shlt thats awesome!
Damn it’s kind of creepy to know how big the Minecraft world actually is…
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How much coolant did you have to burn through in order to keep your pc from being able to cook a three course steak dinner?
Its a mod that renders far away blocks as lower quality, and literally will work on almost any pc
computer gotta sound like a jet engine after that
An existential crisis… but in Minecraft 😂
When you look at the basic sand color, and then just blue and green, you start to think about how much is in just one of those little pixelated blobs.
Let's appreciate that this guy sacrificed his pc to give us a video.
I would like to see you falling from that height. Would be cool to see how terrain reveals more and more details.
Look at the coordinates he teleports to. Even just the fall from 100,000 to 10,000 would take about 20 minutes at 78.4 blocks per second.
@@roaringdragon2628 Good point, it would take few days to fall from the height at the end of the video. At least he could fall from the height at 0:31. It should take less than 4 hours. Good timelapse I guess :)
@@TheBloodrian Over a week from 50,000,000 blocks up
This guy: "I'm on maximum render distance and I still can't find who asked for ur opinion".
I like how the hills and mountains over there are looking like weird triangular and not really blocky not smooth textures on them. It reminds me of how you know buildings in Fortnite look like if you are very far away from them that it loads in a model that is supposed to replace the building since you are out of its render distance and how it can’t render the original model in that distance so it’s replaced with a low quality shapey cartoony version. Same goes for when you spam tap the screen on Google Earth.
Ahhh...quality content!
Yea that mod is amazing. Without it, you ll drop to max 5 FPS in 128 render distance.
Flat earthers: I told you the earth was flat
that one guy on the plane using the literal plane engines to run the game
At some point you could draw random green and blue pixels and call it “the whole world”
Pretty cool to see what you can really do if objects in the distance are low-poly.
Also, how can your computer actually register an object that big all at once?
because its low poly
@@irishperhaps still, I wouldn’t imagine being able yo tender objects that far away
When rendering past maximum render distance, it uses a world generation mod to generate only part of that chunk, so it takes up significantly less space
Alexa: *increases rendering distance by maximum*
Alexa's computer: *Screams of a tortured soul of the damned*
"We keep our trolling to a minimum"
For some reason, there's something satisfying about seeing the whole world.
Ah yes, very original.
Totally wasn't posted on reddit and then removed by mods
yeah i used to play with 2 chunks of render distance, now my pc exploded
Ok so thx for the oven desighn
Atleast credit whoever you copied this from
So close to 2 mil keep up the good work.
he didnt give credit to the original creator
Seeing the fall back down would've been so wild
THIS IS THE COOLEST THING I'VE EVER SEEN
when he increased render distance the further away land did not look like it was from minecraft. Oh boy, minecraft has evolved so much
thats because he also lowered the render and texture details
@@ItsHonski he didn't, the lod mod did