The World Limits of Minecraft Bedrock Edition!
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- The Far Lands / Stripe Lands in Minecraft Bedrock Edition, Explained!
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The reason movement becomes "jittery" is because the player's position is stored as a float, where the steps between valid values increace. This is also the cause for the stripelands, because the numbers concerning the blocks get coarse enough to skip blocks
Interesting. Super Mario 64 has a similar effect when you go to parallel universes.
GabeNewell1337 Pannenkoek2012 made a clear video about that
in java a1.2.6-14w29a excluding b1.0-b1.7.3 its stored as double/D but at 14w30a-14w30b its stored as float/F but then gets stored back to double/D at 14w30c-present
sometimes the DPE/Double Presicion Errors could be there at float position but wont be as visible as you think since its past 32bit integer limit and chunk overwrite limit and maybe 64 bit limit
So if you could theoretically go much farther then the gap between blocks could become even larger than one block?
@@kingeggwardiii8131 yes but it will also skip 2 blocks and will become a 4 block gap 33.5 million blocks away
Mojang: Ok, so this is minecraft's limit.
AntVenom: aRE yOu SuRE aBoUt ThaT?
I dont think so Mojang, you might want to check that again.
;)
Ok, so now we have the limit.
Nope.
this should be pinned lmao
Mojang: the game should crash here beca-
AntVenom: it doesn't...
Mojang: ...because it's the 32 bit integer limit, but we were clearly wrong... HOW DID YOU EVEN!?!?
AntVenom: I just teleported.
Mojang: (sighs) well... That's 10 days down the drain... THANKS!!!
Lol I think Mojang doesn't like ant very much, but I might be wrong...
X2_The_tap thank you
3:47 Oh God the nostalgia from pocket edition lite, I remember when the world ended.
Awwwwww 😫😫😫😫😫
And on wiiu
I remember that on Minecraft Pocket Edition, I still remember building a crap ton of car washes for no reason ;-;
@@tatos529 hsga
3:46 that infinite blotchy water gives me that extremely uncomfortable feeling I got in a dream. Our grandma's pool was really big and had colored blotches with a small patch of normal water but the colored water gave me this very uncomfortable feeling so I was staying in the middle of the normal water still feeling uncomfortable being surrounded by the colored water.
Same
provably some ancient instinct
ew thats gross that can be mold
that makes me think of the purple water from Super Mario Sunshine.
BLUE PEE BLUEE PEE BLUE PEE
YELLOW WATER YELLOW WATER
An interesting thing to note:
When placing lanterns inside the Farlands, it will become a stretched rectangle
Yeah blocks get distorted and you won’t be able to move around manually for whatever reason
Fences become 2d or full blocks
L O N G L A N T E.R N
Even from smaller distances, like ~2M, fences render 2d and can be phased through
A lot of this probably has to do with the precision of floating point numbers breaking down on the GPU. A 32 bit float has 24 bits of actual data, along with a power which effectively says where to put the point. Once you go beyond 2^24-1 blocks however things get bad.
TL;DR; The GPU has only a certain number of spots for digits, so as more digits are filled with the world's large position (e.g. 9999 vs 9) it has less space for the little changes (e.g. 0.0005 vs 0.05)
Now, for the fun technical details. This explanation is simply providing more detail for the above:
Imagine a base-10 float with 8 digits of precision, akin to the GPU's base-2 floats with 24 bits of precision. If we represent pi we get:
3 . 1 4 1 5 9 2 6
What if we represent 10+pi? We get:
1 3 . 1 4 1 5 9 2
See how we lost the 6 at the end? We only had 8 digits so we had to get rid of the last one in order to fit the 1 at the start. The number has a floating point, meaning the decimal point can slide around, even past the edge! So we can represent 0.000 000 123 456 78 as:
. _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
The underscores simply show the "missing" digits on the left. These are implicitly empty, effectively 0.
Now imagine a game says "draw something at x=10.5". Internally it would be 10.500000, which is great. Now let's see how different world coordinates would be represented on the GPU:
99.5 = 99.50 0000
999.5 = 999.5 0000
9 999.5 = 9999 .5000
99 999.5 = 9999 9.500
999 999.5 = 9999 99.50
9 999 999.5 = 9999 999.5
99 999 999.5 = 9999 9999. (note we just ran out of room for everything after the decimal. Now every point drawn will be snapped to the nearest whole number)
999 999 999.5 = 9999 9999 _. (whoops, just lost the 1s place. Now everything will snap to nearest 10 block increment.)
... etc.
You can see, as more of the space is used to hold our massive coordinates less space is left for the GPU to store the little position changes.
The world starts to shake because while your camera can move in unfathomably small increments due to the nature of the game (along with entities, for reasons I won't get into), the vertices of the world model can now only snap to more and more noticeable increments. Eventually these increments become larger than 1/16th a block, so the cactus faces must snap to the nearest 1/8th of a block. Then the flowers start to succumb to it as their vertices snap to ever increasing increments, and eventually there is so little space for these little sub-block changes that they snap to whole-block boundaries and become perfectly flat.
wow
TheCodeWarrior I really hope he sees this.... All that hardwork go to waste... Feels bad man! unless you just do ctrl+c, ctrl+v
He mentioned why this happens in one of his videos but he didn't go nearly as in depth. Not even close.
Cellgaming 123 no copy-paste here. :p
TheCodeWarrior Ok I also had a very technical explanation of why this happens but mine had to do with floats and the way they are stored. I will not force you to scroll for 7 million years to find it though
Video Idea: _The limits of how much can Antvenom break Minecraft_
Janrei Africa YES
The answer: Infinty XD😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hahaha
Hack him & set his breaking_MC value from infinity, to 0
NaN
The stripe lands are borderline painful to look at and the ocean/bedrock sections are really creepy for some reason. They remind me of the world limits in legacy edition where it was all just water/void beyond the invisible wall.
its called trypophobia, its a phobia.
I agree
Fear of the unknown and liminality probably features alongside trypophobia as mentioned by charlesnixon above me
I actually really like this as an edge of the world type thing. In general survival, if you made it there, it's like youre experiencing the breaking down of reality. It goes from 3d to 2d, then in the corners it breaks that down even further to a bunch of 1d points
12 year Olds playing minecraft: look at my house!!!
Antvenom: so space and time relative to the player begin to warp and deteriorate and the mere fabric of reality is being bent and tampered with. Anyways that's all today guys cya in the next one.
i'm 11 and i don't give a poop about that.
@@costin88boss74 don't say poop
Say atleast crap
Fairytail Sounds
As a 12 yo. I understand this
this entire comment section is cringy af ngl
@@thecommietransfem you're adding to it
"Cringy af ngl" what are you a fucking caveman
Minecraft can be creepy sometimes...
BrokenScreen4 actually glitches are way more creepier imo. i don't want to bother with them never
Triple A stop with the cliffhanger!!!1!!!111!!!!!!!1!111
ALVYN GAMING what.
Yeah this made me very uneasy, and I don't know why
TheMemer27 No I thought I was the only one! This made me not want to touch the ground at all.
The only guy that's a professional at breaking Minecraft and taking it to it's complete limits. Nice work man 👌
Thanks!
AntVenom can you reply to this pleaseees
Im taking it with Cheat Engine ;)
@@AntVenom
It's because of you that I've taken on the breaking Minecraft. I still have a World on Bedrock with the Farlands in it and I'm always experimenting. Once I went from the spawn, all the way to 2.1 Billion blocks and to be honest, I think that was the limit. I tried to keep going but it wouldn't let me move. It just crashed.
@@TheBatonkal 😀😀😉😉
I tried to get as close to the 32 bit integer limit as i could in alpha 0.16 (when commands were first added to the game). The teleportation limit was also there at the time. The way to get around it (I’m not sure if it still works) is to use relative coordinates (eg. use tp ~1000000 ~ ~ instead of exact coordinates).
The further i got, the distance between the stripes in the stripe lands increased. I managed to get to one or two hundred blocks away from the 32 bit integer limit before the game crashed and teleported me back by a few thousand blocks. At that point the stripes were a few hundred blocks away from each other. Also if you go below the sea level your screen would turn blue even if the water blocks aren’t rendering from above.
I did some testing in 1.5 (ios) and the relative coordinates technique doesn’t seem to work. You can still use elytra but the server seems to freeze after a while. Also the lava that generates in caves still generates past the 30 million blocks limit. The bubble columns also generate and ocean mobs spawn normally and move (which is strange because the physics are broken for everything else). I will try it on the win 10 edition tomorrow and see if anything interesting happens.
*Screen* would turn *blue*, huh..?
That's scary.
AZR81 i could only get to 999.999.999
It is my time to discover
“At this point it’s impossible to travel any farther”
Elytra: Well yes but actually, no
However you can't do in survival cause eventually you will ran out of fireworks and need to rely on creative mode so it's not possible to explore the farlands in survival unless you have a butt tons of fireworks
@@scarletrose8766 or unless you have a lot of shulkers inside shulkers with a lot of fireworks
@@eat-your-glory its Impossible to get shulker in shulker Commands:Well yes but actually, no
So I'm not the only one who's had that happen
Cool
after 33554432:
well i guess now its actually yes
Mojang: You can't go past the farlands.
AntVenom: nah
Mojang: Ok, the stripe lands?
Antvenom: nah
Mojang: 30 mil?
Antvemom: nah
Mojang: ... 32- bit?
Antvenom: nah
Mojang: STOP, IT'S 64-BIT OR BUST.
Antvenom: NAH
AVGN reference?
Mr. Mysterious yup
69 bit
Nah
128 bit no
256 bit OF COURSE NOT
antvenom you can go to the nether tp to the tp limit and then go through a portal or /setblock ~ ~ ~ portal and because every 1 block on the the nether is 8 blocks in the overworld you can reach farther than the limit
OOOOOHHHH SMART GUYY
nerd,go to school kid :3
Omar Jesse *_Harvard wants to know your location_*
Also I believe that you can still do the same teleport command with ~ before it which will add that many blocks
Yeah, that's a really good idea!
Can you break more minecraft? Pls! I love your vids
Minecraft Bedrock is an oddity.
I'm still salty over the Original Minecraft getting a subtitle.
Me too tbh.
Haha😂
me 3
Have you seen the 1.13 horse model Mojang put in the bedrock model for horses it looks so bad :'(
I still don’t get why people are mad at it. It’s only a name, it’s not changing the gameplay at all
Fun fact
I've actually managed to teleport myself too the stripe lands before, at first, I was stuck and I couldn't move anywhere, but then I started messing around with my elytra, and I started moving again, it was really glitchy, but it was fun
And my scared ass scarss of seeing that
It makes me kinda sad to know that even a game as massive and expansive, seemingly Infinite as Minecraft still has it's limits...
an infinite world can be done but no pc could run that i presume lol
@@emirs769 an infinite world couldn't be done simply because infinity itself is not real, but more of a concept. An infinite world game would require infinite space and that's impossible
@@ember2286 Technically you do need infinite space to store the coordinates, but a realistically coordinates don't take up much space so if you modified the game to use 2048-bit coordinates or something I imagine you could probably go further than the size of the observable universe or something without too much trouble. Minecraft generates worlds in chunks as you explore so space isn't really a problem.
Same:(
Just some random guy on the interwebs I think it could be possible to create an infinite or seemingly infinite world. Similar to mine craft and it being procedurally generated but after awhile the space behind you is destroyed until you decide to go back in that direction. Then it will have to procedurally generate again. I know this seems like a loophole and not really a set infinite world, but if we’re just talking a world that keeps generating infinitely as long as you’re walking forward, it could be done.
This stuff remind me of that glitch in Super Mario Odyssey where Mario's face gets all screwed if you fall a far enough distance in the moon world.
Hey, that jittery stuff towards the beginning of the video reminds me of pannenkoek's video on floats!
It's likely that the game uses floats to determine the player's position, and since floats become increasingly imprecise as you travel outwards, the player begins to snap from one float position to the next, creating the jittering.
Or maybe I'm completely wrong, but it bears a striking resemblance to the effect seen in pannenkoek's video.
That's right. Large floating point values (e.g. 16 million plus) have less bits to represent small numbers (say the fractional part of the block you're standing in). It's caused by adding a large number (e.g. world position) with a small number (e.g. how far you travelled in 1 frame) which causes the small number to be rounded down, hence the jitter. There are some clever number tricks to get around these limits at least for movement, it's not easy to fix for the world generator though.
“Minecraft bedrock edition is really, really weird.”
Never have I been so offended by something that I 100% agree with.
Minecraft Bedrock Edition is Weird and *Awesome*
B I G S A L M O N
Both Are weird
in there On Way
5:14 He just found the 2nd rarest biome before 1.18 right where the stripelands start.
Well I know I'm like 2 years later but I want to leave my experiment to anyone who wants to know.
Months ago I downloaded the minecraft pocket edition again, and as I was more aware (last time I played it I was a child), I opened a creative world to test command blocks, and for some reason the WorldBorder command did not exist, I went searching and I discovered that there was far lands in version 1.16 of cell phone, which made me curious, I found a value and didn’t research anything else, I wanted to test it soon. Opening a normal world and using the following command:
/ tp @s 12550800 60 0
Explaining further: Far lands starts at Z 12550800, I know it has the far lands corner, where the far lands connects to another.
But my minecraft had a normal FPS change, like generating many Chunks at a time, so I managed to get past it. (Remember that what makes it impossible to reach far lands in survival are: - Failure of your movement to freeze in Position Z. - Blocks out of certain millions are collision free.) And then I explored it in depth, well the far lands are big, deep but not infinite, I think I saw it end in 15 million or 17, but the fact is that after that we only have water and strange structures, like flying trees, villages without any npc, or with frozen npcs. and 30 million (Actually it never reaches that amount, it’s 29 million and a large amount of numbers nine, it’s like in the previous video you saw, but the water divided into cubes is in the corners, where I was it was divided by lines of water blocks that were stretched, larger than conventional blocks, this influenced the texture and the bedrock as well. I did it in the Nether, it's the same thing but there is lava replacing the role of water, and the far lands mix with the islands of the nether, getting even beautiful. At the End, no naturally generated liquids, so there is only void, no far lands, no corrupted water. In Flat World, something quite strange happens, there are no far lands, but in the 30 million there is grass instead of water, like stretched grass blocks divided into strips between grass and void. I know a lot about programming, but if anyone who knows java / c++ enough to be able to explain a little about this phenomenon, be willing would like an answer.
That's mad interesting
How did u fo it in nether? Isn't the nether a bedrock box?
in modern mcpe, the exact same thing happens. i once conducted an experiment at school, and i also:
-fell through the floor
-saw the stripelands
-tp limit
-corner far lands madness
but at the time, i didnt know of elytras. i couldve discovered something extraordinary, but i guess ill just have to leave it all to Ant.
the reason many of those happen is because your position is a float so it becomes less precise as it becomes higher
you can't move while sneaking past a certain point because your speed isn't actually enough to get to the next line you can move on - your next position along that axis rounds to your current position along that axis, so you don't move
4:45, the corner faarlands, yeah, do you mean a sky grid? 😂
This is creepy, the fabric of reality coming undone
Java: We got the iconic Far lands
All console editions: we’ve got a border
Bedrock: *WE ARE COMPLETELY* *BROKEN AT THAT POINT*
Bedrock: F**k off
quick bedrock players are asleep post screenshots of us being past 4,194,304 blocks standing normally with no problems
@@aguyontheinternet1 quick java players are asleep post screenshots of us being able to play with friends at the click of a button and join servers super easily
I love the way the world progresses. Slowly getting worse over time, you could probably make a story with the same idea
*starts feverishly writing MC fanfic*
More to bedrock edition please! I love the dedication and hardworking that is put on your videos. Keep it up!
I saw that on antvenom's discord
Omar Jesse Same.
Some of the earlier stuff like the cactus walls (and maybe the rest) sound like the result of absolute float precision dropping as the exponent increases.
I do personally love this video because on a bedrock server (with warps pretty much a point you can set and use a command to get to) and I used fireworks and an elytra over a month or so to the border, and I saw some weird stuff, I saw Mesa forests, dirt lands, and the jitter was insane, though since I used the nether I couldn’t calculate the number I’d have to get to get to the farlands, since the nether to overworld equations isn’t exactly 8
You glitched spacetime
crap
I found the split in space el. Verse I can go as far as I want... infinitely
@Autist #2 it seems like Mojang is not intending to patch out the Far Lands
Bedrock edition doesn’t even have breakable bedrock
Pig Bukkit i agree that bedrock edition is an utter disappointment it still has the same amount of bedrock as all the other versions.
Pig Bukkit and the java edition doesnt even have breakable java blocks
Ich spiele mal etwas lol
You can break bedrock in creative mode, and it's been that way since around 0.8.0.
Pig Bukkit
AntVenom: Challenge accepted.
I don't know why but that is horrifying
Stripe lands.
Villager: *spawns *
Floating point imperfections: Am gonna end this man's whole career.
*I once went far enough in a flatland to find huge square chunks missing from the world itself*
I did this and found a shipwreck sticking out of the top of the Farlands XD.
lmao
ROFL
I saw a shipwreck in the stripe lands
I only managed to get to stripes lands in bedrock edition
and i didnt even know it was beyond farlands
but i tought that beyond farlands there were fartherlands which can reach the fartherer lands
and so on until they reach the farthest edge lands that literally take you out of the whole world
The water looks so cool for some reason with all the biome differences
It looks cool, but if it really was like that on normal circumstances, it would be horrible...
Earlier today I rebuilt the stripe lands using moss carpets as the grass for the stripeland part and barriers to put the moss carpets on and it looked just like the stripelands that are on normal superflat worlds
Explore the world :No
Explore outer world: Yes
My friend jokingly teleported me to the stripe lands just trying to teleport me away from our location. That was fun.
Wow what a coincidence I just discovered this yesterday on my own…
N how did you travel through games? Oh.. You transformed into steve i see... Or alex.. Or maybe skins
No you did not
Wdym?
The game almost turns into that interestelar scene
Minecraft should still have the farlands implemented at the world border. There’s something oddly beautiful looking at an enormous monolithic wall that stretches on forever in each direction past the threshold with nonsensical generation and repeating patterns. The further out you go they could deteriorate, and eventually nothing would be left besides the world border. Past that, nothing would generate at all; it would just be void. Or maybe it can loop around to the other side of the Minecraft world, who knows.
I went to the Stripe Lands and posted it on TH-cam but after 2 weeks I removed the video, some weird things happen in my version. I teleported to 100000000 blocks out of a flat world's spawn, then when I placed a flower, sapling and other things, they became 2D. I can fall through the world and when i placed blocks their length multiplies.
0:58 I honestly thought you were going to say "what the f***"
XD
🤣🤣🤣🤣same
same lmfao
Once I spawned in a survival world and when ever I moved my character shook
For some reason whenever a player goes into the ocean or falls into the void I just get extremely anxious and I want to cry. Just me?
Ngl the void is creepy AF
R.I.P Far Lands
JE Infdev-Beta 1.8
BE Alpha 0.9.0-1.17.41
nah i actually had this one world where without knowing, i traveled to the stripelands. the diagonal shaking thing kept happeneing like it got really bad and i just thought "oh my ipad is really old and its just an ipad mini 2nd gen. but then i found the stripe lands and i was like "oh cool stripes". and a few months ago i found out that that was kind of the far lands.
1:52 the jitter at 2^17
2:13 apparent jitter at 2^18
2:31 cacti corner loses at 2^20
2:40 hard to crouch and flower loses shape at 2^21
2:51 you end your walk and fall at 2^22
3:28 flowers are 2 dimensional and you fall at world at 2^23
5:04 stripe lands at 2^24
*Player tries to break minecraft*
Minecraft: *TRIGGERED*
3:47 lolololol that chest!
that somehow made me laugh
I’ve always wanted to find the world border, so I recently teleported 30,000,000 blocks out… the stripe lands are quite an experience.
Minecraft Bedrock is still broken even in the latest version Caves and Cliffs if you still travel millions of blocks away from your spawn, in 8 million block or above, you literally still can't walk on ground, there's no solid blocks anymore
0:01 the way he pronounced “February” bothers so much for some reason
Me and my friend went to the bedrock far lands a few weeks ago and it’s definitely weirder than the Java edition far lands (this is my opinion)
A noticeable jitter,
I COULD ALREADY SEE A JITTER BEFORE THAT
The first noticable jitter is at 8192 blocks ypu need soul sand and cobwebs and you need to walk into a block but slightly point your camera in the axis you have been travelling then you would notice a tiny pixel of jitter
Even though there are no farmlands on ps4, it was still cool to check all this out. Spider webs also happen t become 2d so I presume it's any that use that x Shap sort of thing
3:46 Really looks like chunk error (and gliched ocean is the 7th ocean biome, where villages, desert temples etc. can generate there.
Farlands: *exists*
Antvenom: "It's free real estate"
3:04 imagine ending up in backrooms
U never make it out alive bro
Wow! That is insane. Keep up the great work. You are awesome! 😊😊
i have a few stories to tell that are a little related to the video ( i included time stamps) ik no one cares but anyways
Story 1: 1:54 ok so me and my cousin have a bedrock edition world and we decided to build a town 132,000 blocks out from spawn. I noticed the jittering effects and was like "is this normal? Is my world broken?" now i know im just too far away from spawn.
Story 2: me, the same cousin from story 1, and our online friend were doing a build battle and my online friends brother decides to blow up our houses with TNT. these houses were mansions and almost took 2 hours to make. we didnt want to re-build them, so i teleported all of us to a random number and we actually ended up in the stripe lands! my online friend was actually kinda scared. she thought our world had broken and corrupted. but once i teleported all of us out of there, she was relieved.
ik the second story is so much longer than the 1st but idc
Reminds me of the floating point zone in Roblox
Stuff gets more jittery and the blocks and your camera does the same thing and your avatar slowly turns into nothing after a long while
i always go there
Thank you for calling it bedrock not mcpe
I like the name mcpe better but bedrock works too i guess
mcpee
@omgwtf696969 MCBE is better name
@omgwtf696969 okay, but the official name is now Minecraft Bedrock Edition. (MCBE, BE) or just Minecraft.
Mcpe should be a exclusive version for mobile, not bedrock. Only consoles deserve the bedrock title, not crappy little tablets and phones.
Good video
You should go there again in 1.16. In 1.16, the farlands is the same as positive.
I refer to the corner stripe lands as the grid lands
Several years in the past I’ve experienced those « straight lands » and it was frightening
Amazing, can you take a look at a werid bug where in Windows 10 edition I was able to collect water (the block) when I mined sand from under and next to it with and efficiency 4, silktouch 1 shovel. This may work with lava as well.
Next Video: The ZigZag Lands
1:58 You can reach that distance in an hour and 6 minutes with an elytra and some servers reach millions of blocks across. I hope they fixed the jittering and glitches.
Nope. Haven't fixed it. They're not going to.
I'm not salty about it I swear
I don’t know why but this gives me anxiety.
It feels like traveling to some spot in space where the laws of psychics no longer apply and everything is just wrong in a sinister way.
the true power combination
Elytra + Fire Works
This hurts my brain in a good way
The pocket edition command thing made me remember old minecraft
Yeah a few months back I messing around with teleports and commands and one time it teleported me into a place with big strips and I couldn't meet move left or right only up and down. I believe this is the striplands as you put it
instead of progressing manually you can just use a game save editor to alter your cords further out
I saw this within my own game earlier. It’s great to see this being featured here. :)
I Found The Farlands before this vid was released! 😂
So um... I had a dream about the corner farlands last night, guess you did your job
Reminds me of when I tried teleporting like 30 million blocks and went to the corner stripe lands, and got extremely confused when later I could find almost nobody talking about it, only place I saw was in an incomplete wiki post
Also wow this is very cool, the see the limitations of a game. This looks awesome
venom: ever since febrary
Me: wtf
F E B R A R Y
4:02 is that... a pyramid on the ocean...?
Antvenom: I think we've went too far...
*So let's go further.*
i remember having this version on my laptop, but it didnt have a graphics card and so when i got to the stripe lands it took hours to go like 200 blocks, but intel had integrated graphics so i was fine for a bit
I remember finding this with my friend while teleporting him to random places
*1:56* SAND BUNNY!!!!!!
I figured out that in PS4 Edition the ground becomes unwalkable around 8000000 (you go through the ground) and around 12000000 it becomes straight ocean to bedrock. It may look like the end then, but if you travel to around 150000000 the ocean becomes striped and glitched, aka the Stripedlands. (So yes, the Stripedlands do exist in PS4.) Around 250000000 the ocean starts looking like abunch of glitched ocean blocks and stuff. Plus, "Infinite World's" aren't infinite, as I said, land ends at around 12000000, and if you travel too 300000000 there's an invisible boarder, and you can't teleport past that point. Plus, I figured out that you can teleport 300000000 blocks up you technically end up in space. (Just looks like sky.) And if you teleport too -300000000 you end up in the Void and start heading downward. (And yes, you pass the Void's invisible barrier at -40). Phew. Sorry for all that talking. Informative though.
Thank you for your research good buddy. I have PS4 as well but I also play Switch. The Farlands appear on Switch (12million something) and the Stripelands 16million something. The Farlands are also in the Nether (really cool looking!). I'll have to experiment further out and in the End for Switch and experiment with y and negative coords for both platforms. I've already done some negative coord exploring but hearing you talk about your experiences made me want to explore more!
Huh, Where's Micheal Mcchill
He makes about one video a week. You can usually expect his videos between friday and tuesday.
AntVenom Thanks Taylor
All you do is break minecraft..... love it :)
I checked and I'm pretty sure that with the advent of part 1 of the Caves and Cliffs update on mobile, at least for the iPad, the farlands no longer show up, they've been removed, and this saddens me. But at least I got to see them in my game before they were removed thanks to someone in a different one of Ant's videos pointing out the fact that the farlands were still in Bedrock Edition.