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[@Stefinater]

If they ever add proper water physics it could make water an actual threat in some situations, which could be a kinda cool mechanic tbh

[@timothykauffman2442]

It would crash your computer is what it would do. Sure this works on a 3 x 3 chunk scale it up and we have a problem

[@hiirets2413]

terraria also you will need a beeffy pc

[@Stefinater]

@@timothykauffman2442 Oh yes there’d definitely be some problems to overcome to make it function lol. In that case, one wrong generation around water and you have a technical landmine waiting to load in

[@tobiaswerner4418]

Only if we can waterlogg doors

[@roonion6365]

@@timothykauffman2442 this works on real generated words at pretty decent fps or at least that's what I saw

[@eofj]

Imagine accidentally draining an ocean by just breaking a block that has a mineshaft under it

[@eveoffrost3815]

I think at that point it's safe to just leave your computer be, cus your lag will be unreal

[@eofj]

Yeah

[@eofj]

And we should call anti bomb teams for the pc

[@randomlol-ya3063]

How to make a nuke: -play minecraft -do stuff that you computer doesn't like - r u n

[@eofj]

@@randomlol-ya3063 lol

[@augustday9483]

The water physics in Terraria being able to flood caves is exactly what originally attracted me to that game, after being an avid player of early Minecraft. Love it when a game lets you play around with water flow and drain volumes until each other.

[@ekki1993]

I'm guessing realistic water is exponentially easier to both model and balance in a 2D game.

[@dafrandle]

@@ekki1993 i think the thing that makes it the easiest for terraria is that the whole world is a finite size that you can realistically get to - makes it possible to simulate all the water on the map - there is no not loaded / generated chunks that contain an unknown amount of liquid

[@thegoldenatlas753]

​@@dafrandleThe key part is there's an entire dimension of math left out. 3D Vector math is a hell of alot more demanding than 2D vector math. And this is cellular automatons so your talking about each space checking a exponentially greater area around it in 3d than it would in 2d.

[@dafrandle]

@@thegoldenatlas753 yes you are correct. even so, if a minecraft world was only as big as a terraria world i think this would still be achievable with playable framerates. its just a hunch - i dont have any numbers to back it up with.

[@filipbehul1363]

Interesting fact. In real life, the water can flow thru most types of stone, because its porous. If it was real physics, in this setup the caves would flood even without the opening. There needs to be a clay layer between the sand/gravel layer and the stone layer for keeping the caves under the water dry.

[@konstantius6647]

dwarf fortress!

[@LochyP]

​@konstantius6647 so THAT was why my living quarters kept flooding!! Jeez that would've been nice to know all those years ago

[@omightylegend2521]

That fact that air gets trapped in the caves too made this even better.

[@squiddler7731]

Technically that's the easiest way to go about making something like this. The only way to fill the air pockets would be for the water to move upwards from below, and calculating the air pressure for when that should happen is even more complicated than just having water flow downwards and sideways

[@therilyncobrin2372]

yeah, I was watching for that.

[@KiemPlant]

I'd imagine it would be way easier to implement it like that. If you would actually make it realistic then yes, air would get trapped inside of pockets with no adjacent air or a way to escape to the surface. The thing being that air actually gets compressed depending on how high the pressure of the water is, which for obvious reasons wasn't implemented.

[@rafal.qwerty]

But it didn't :/

[@mechaslayer6648]

@@squiddler7731 yeah that's basically a mimic of terraria water phisics works just the same

[@charliekahn4205]

All this needs is a water cycle. Rivers could generate after the world does, starting from glaciers and carving through lower areas.

[@shadoworldsgamma]

There was a mod that worked on 1.12.2 if I recall correctly, but the lag it generated was horrible, it let gather water on lakes after rain, flow down from glaciers, realistics rivers that ended on the ocen (except no actual physics like in the video), also the mod included water erosion, seen so many poor villagers lose their homes... But the code was a closed one and the project was abandoned.

[@charliekahn4205]

@@shadoworldsgamma I'd figured it would generate terrain, then water, then structures

[@moonman169]

I believe the fabric mod River Redux does something like this

[@davidarvingumazon5024]

Imagine a mod that Create New World can simulate a civilization like Dwarf Fortress.

[@moonman169]

@@davidarvingumazon5024 Minecolonies

[@The_Salty_Dodo]

Literally just Terraria

[@Kirkal_official]

Yeah but laggy^2

[@LaCazaLP]

@@Kirkal_official Terrarias Water CAN be pretty laggy tho

[@another_losegaming2882]

Debatable

[@Jacob39822Gaming]

The fact that this is a mod makes this even more impressive.

[@a110d2]

is it a mod I could use in a modpack? if yes what mod is it?

[@OperativeUltra]

​@@a110d2 You can find it in the description

[@callyral]

​@@a110d2it's in the description

[@user-sf8du]

​@@a110d2I wonder where information could be found related to a video? Something that describes the content and what's inside. Hmm.

[@HDTomo]

@@user-sf8duDon't be a prick just say the description

[@1998LeonSKennedy]

"Why does the water level in the world is getting low?" "Some MF probably broke the roof of a mineshaft under the ocean."

[@thegrandestbazaar4800]

The worst bit is that the cave system would then fill everywhere up w water

[@sleirsgoevy]

@@thegrandestbazaar4800 no its not interconnected

[@B4d4pp13]

why is*

[@iDeLaYeD_o]

@@sleirsgoevy Maybe not interconnected through the whole world but a lot of cave systems are massive and can spread over a large distance

[@Sagano96]

some MFer made a hole into the void... drought is coming!

[@doukzu]

This makes me realize I'd love water levels. Like imagine puddles you walk through, could be used to make temples and aquatic themed worlds that let you walk through water without slowing down

[@therandumblab1296]

The bikini bottom :0

[@doukzu]

@@therandumblab1296 yes!! I was also thinking of things like the springs from legend of zelda but bikini bottom is a prime example.

[@cheese5245]

Yeah that's called a waterloged stair

[@panofduluth]

depth strider for your boots already makes it so you don't slow down when walking through water :P

[@owet2184]

@@panofduluth some people aren't rich enough for that

[@soggyboi3214]

Minecraft but water is realistic Also the water: *gets an entire ocean drained like a toilet*

[@samuels1123]

There is no water duplication like terraria, all blocks of water removed from the volume above were being moved to a volume below, in a real game of course there is more ocean than 4 or 5 chunks and as you explore more ocean will load and fill any drained area.

[@DamagedF0X]

I miss the Finite Water mod. That was the one and only mod I ever used or cared about. It made water management far more interesting, rather than the 8block extention or w/e. Rain would fill holes and you could pump it elsewhere, etc.

[@userequaltoNull]

Nobody else seems to remember it.

[@alpacaofthemountain8760]

Cool!

[@FluffyEnbyneering]

I’d love if Mojang added this to the game, but if they did, they’d have to add other features to compensate for what water previously could

[@AlexMoreno-zj7po]

Just add a new fluid, maybe make it only work like this in the end or something too

[@Pystro]

It would definitely be a feature for Minecraft 2.0, if that ever happens.

[@pranavsetpal]

@@AlexMoreno-zj7po But this sort of thing is a property of all fluids, it must either be in the game, or not, else it shall make a very weird game mechanic that really is very odd. Though Steves' and Alexs' can carry tonnes and tonnes of weight, it doesn't affect the game in a large negative way and it can be put aside as him / her being a superhero, which is not really simple to do for objects like fluids. It doesn't fit very well into the Minecraft world in my opinion

[@SylvanApe]

"...they’d have to add other features to compensate", like buying us all super computers to handle the processing when half a world's water is trying to move like this?

[@viniciusschadeck4992]

@@pranavsetpal terraria is basically minecraft in 2D and fluids work much better... including different sliece speed due to fluid type. The not fit, is only used because it is not created that way, i totally will love if they fix water and others fluids to be fluids at all

[@vocaloidmaniac]

Very nice, the audio change when the screen is submerged is a nice touch!

[@doctorelijah]

FRRR

[@Animallover24678]

yeaa

[@chickrenroasts5981]

yeahh

[@arcynull]

yeahhhhh

[@IX_4]

yuhhhhh

[@Iannerson]

Man I have such good memories involving finite liquids. Mined up from a ravine into an enclosed swamp and the entire thing drained into it. Was such an incredible sight to see in minecraft.

[@revierr]

Not the Terraria physics 💀

[@darklilitaabyss]

Almost like terraia water physic

[@thedingo4048]

i thought the exact same thing

[@Nevir202]

Reminded me of Dwarf Fortress water, the way it kinda spazzed out when there were several "lowest" states and couldn't settle on where to go for a dit.

[@Alicyndaquil]

Except in terraria you can vaporize the entire ocean by draining it to the underworld

[@toastaura]

yeah my first thought

[@LazerFisch]

I WAS THINKING THE SAME THING

[@ChromaticCluck]

the only problem with this is that to keep the underground rivers and stuff they would also have to make a water cycle

[@theroyalstone2244]

@@Cloudstorm235 Just like the water

[@TheGreenTaco999]

​@@Cloudstorm235 I already flooded my CPU with coolant water, simulated by the CPU ofc

[@SirKolass]

@@Cloudstorm235 It's not simulating all water bodies, it's only simulating the ones you interact with.

[@TulipQ]

Yeah, I find calling this "realistic" weird, because water encountering magma like this would do something amazing and complicated things. So much water would turn into steam, and the pressures of it would do really nifty things to the water above it.

[@Cockalicious]

​@@TulipQyeah i mean even just this is way too much for computers, let alone simulating weather patterns and cloud formation, which means you need to simulate down to individual molecules.

[@surtu9221]

Air pressure would have kept a ton of those cave spaces from filling.

[@nys8971]

Felt like what 3d terraria water physics would be

[@guramee]

How was it? :) let me know your feedback and suggestions! Thanks for watching!

[@theghost1241]

Can I ask how you did it

[@guramee]

@@theghost1241 I used water physics overhaul mod, link is in the description

[@theghost1241]

@@guramee ahh ok cool thanks

[@KenH60109]

All of that because of a few TNT.

[@PidroBondar]

You got a sub, if you could make more videos like this one that would be great

[@theghost1241]

Congrats on the effort

[@Merra-png]

Same

[@Arosh.]

@@Merra-png "same"? R u domb?

[@Merra-png]

@@Arosh. I mean I would say the same thing

[@Merra-png]

@@Arosh. my computer got lag

[@Arosh.]

This isn't relatable to your comment.

[@professorheimerdinger1572]

This is what I want to show to people who thinks Terraria is 2D minecraft without more complexity

[@F-18Super]

This could make so many cool mini games

[@mrsexy5680]

“This is so cool, why dont they make these water physics in game?” Shows the empty ocean afterward *oh.*

[@RazzBeri1]

what if ocean biomes would refill themselves slowly as rain falls, but only oceans. or even better, rain creates water and you need to make storm drains so your builds dont get flooded. it rarely rains in deserts, and dirt and sand absorb water and turn into mud, quicksand (desert), or waterlogged sand (beach) and dry out over time. mud dries faster near plants including trees, and trees would have to be made of a special kind of block which looks like regular logs, but drop logs without the water absorbent properties. holy moly i’ve turned this into a rant imma stop now.

[@mrsexy5680]

@@RazzBeri1 my man never apologize for having such a creative and unique idea. That actually sounds sick. You would have to think about tree placement to avoid overflooding and such in villages you make and stuff, itd add another layer of realism! The only major gripe would be that auto farms prolly wouldnt work as well, but it still sounds like an amazing mod idea!

[@phabrick8r21]

​@@mrsexy5680auto farms are cracked anyway. Just don't use them! 😅

[@Landiiii]

@@RazzBeri1we need to let this man cook more, he is a five star chef

[@UJustGotGamed]

@@RazzBeri1 you just made more ideas than what mojang can do in 3 years

[@nomic655]

That feels like the way it should be happening, just imagine how awesome it would look to have random water holes around the oceans and lakes and below them would be massive submerged cave systems with heaps of loot.

[@LazyLoonz]

No because someone can legit grief a ocean and get away with it

[@chrissimmons9743]

and not have water in spots where there's no way for water to get there.

[@vulpritprooze]

Lol imagine spawning in an island in a huge ocean and you can't literally move for hours because there is just so many water movement that it's clogging up the entire resources of your computer just to submerge a cave you will never ever explore anyway. So I bet it isn't a good idea to implement to minecraft, maybe for now. Also, I think it just wouldn't be fun if a build you did suddenly gets submerged with water by accident after you break blocks above it which has water on it. Although this does give us some cool other features. Water pipes? We can literally make water pipes or etc. and can transfer water over distances. How that could be useful, I don't know. But if such a feature becomes implemented to Minecraft in the near future, we would need something that can transfer water as well, in case accidents happen to our build that can literally submerge it which spoils the fun.

[@lollol5263]

There is mod for that water

[@nomic655]

@@im.meghan Yes, you can drown, you always could. As for that "enemy territory", not everything is UHC and there are already thousands of datapacks and other commands on UHC servers and it won't be difficult for devs to add a command that sets water to not work like that.

[@valkaerie8715]

As it stands, current minecraft's water seems to be some kind of gravity defying gelatin

[@niveous5392]

As someone that’s always been obsessed with water physics; this scratched that itch. Thank you.

[@Demonkid417]

This effect would make excellent escape room ideas like water filling up slowly and you only have limited time to figure a way out before you drown

[@arstotzka6520]

could work with a giant water holding area slowly leaking water inside depending on pistons being retracted/extended, and if you want to flood it faster you can open it more or with possibly more gateways

[@arstotzka6520]

you'd have to make the water kill fast though or people would just swim up in it to the exit

[@user-ui5kl8ig9m]

@@arstotzka6520 ну да

[@user-ui5kl8ig9m]

@@arstotzka6520 но это можно и не делать, просто сделать огромный слой воды и всё.

[@user-ui5kl8ig9m]

@@arstotzka6520 И не нужна никакая команда, если конечно не будет команды ломать блоки и застраивать, но тогда игра будет немного интересной, но более интреснее, типо под землёй живут несколько выживших групп, и если они сделают несколько ошибок и не заколотят эту дырку, то они утонут😂😂

[@AydenExistsToo]

The new Terraria update is looking sick

[@Xone37]

Cant wait for the 2.8363897 update tho

[@user-zc2ks7pd3d]

Playing minecraft with a camera like this would feel like playing terraria. Very cool!

[@ReusableRocket]

honestly it would be dope to have this in minecraft. Water has so much unused potential in the game, all everyone does is make a 2x2 pool for an infinite source. Water physics could make water a scarce resource just as much as a extreme hazard, which could make some really fun scenarios. Some things would have to be changed a bit, like a proper water cycle for some semblance of renewable water, pipe blocks that can push or suck water to different areas, and an alternative for how water is used to scale down such as a rope that works like scaffolding, but it extends downward instead of upward. I need to play this mod bro, it would be so much fun btw, I love your water physics videos. They’re oddly satisfying for my caveman brain lol, it’s dope

[@kaiwentmad]

I actually love this. I love how it isn't making it THAT realistic but enough to tell you what real water acts like.

[@formersamonellaclone]

It's that perfect blend of realistic fluid physics whilst still maintaining the Minecraft feel

[@faresourtrex4069]

1:09 This person stole my heart with his editing skills, and how the "dont forget to subscribe" pop-up like it's and achievement is just brilliantly timed.

[@catane]

"editing skills" lol he just applied an audio effect

[@faresourtrex4069]

@@catane it's more of attention to detail than editing skills but yeah. Still love it tho

[@DR_GAMERZ2004]

Who r u

[@onatic8058]

@@DR_GAMERZ2004 Who r u 🤨

[@DR_GAMERZ2004]

@@onatic8058 whooo rrrr uuuuu

[@Brahvim]

Love te creativity. Love the low pass filter starting at 1:11!

[@Noizzed]

Me: _"Damn why my game so laggy"_ *The massive cave formation draining the entire ocean next to me:*

[@PidroBondar]

Nice video, i just hope Steveee doesn't steal your idea. Beware of that snake

[@mr_h831]

Fun fact: some beta versions of the game actually had water like this.

[@jacobramirez4894]

And lava

[@twicethegalo]

It was a lot more chaotic though, as the source water didn't decrease

[@exa0710]

@@twicethegalo it would produce a new source block

[@RubbishBear]

Yeah but it instantly filled every block below it with water. Dump one bucket into a cave opening and the whole cave was submerged.

[@Queer_Nerd_For_Human_Justice]

@@jacobramirez4894 griefing was super easy. people would go to the topmost corner of the world and dump one little lava source. then the marmalde apocalypse.... a giant orange cliff slowly coming closer... then every single air block on the server was lava.

[@Juicethechild]

This is so cool. Like Terraria's Water physics

[@Miko_zip]

Is a really good stop motion animation, kudos to you

[@rufel37]

this is awesome. i always loved how well Terraria's water flowed.

[@tarnex]

Only terraria players understand how much similiar is it to terraria.

[@chakram2237]

it's literally the same thing but 3D

[@rosegray4061]

Me just draining all of the water in the ocean to the underworld

[@tarnex]

@@rosegray4061 you can use potions for it

[@foxyy2048]

this new 3d terraria looking dope af

[@Artisi-x8y]

One minute: a deep ocean Later: a dessert biome with a shallow pond/lake

[@nickpelchat1631]

I could imagine some pretty great moments with this. You're on a mining trip with your friends. Suddenly, one of the boys runs past you in the cave and tells you to run. You ask him why and says one word: "Water". With that, a wall of ocean water pours in through the tunnel your friend came through as you both frantically try to evade drowning

[@ThePC007]

A few years ago I was playing Terraria with a friend of mine and we hit a lava cave while digging a hellevator. I asked him if we needed a large amount of water to dig through it and he said “yes”. Long story short, we spent the rest of time digging the hellevator under water and ultimately had to drain the water into the underworld, lol.

[@dentheduck2095]

Ah yeah, the good old water physics in my Terraria game

[@doctorwh1016]

I have wanted to see this FOR YEARS!!! Thank you.

[@gizmosandgadgets5751]

very nice, but on a programming aspect, it might be nice to use a touch of recursion so that if you have a level of water blocks, it will branch out to all recursively adjacent water blocks and pull from the farthest or has a level of water higher than itself, that way you wont have the dangling puddles left one block away from a dropoff. But that would probably be far more resource demanding and the way it is now is still good regardless.

[@rafagd]

You wouldn't want recursion here, as it tends to be a performance destroyer. You probably want to program water pockets as particles and recalc their position in a singles pass instead.

[@JustLex25]

You lost me

[@CadOaThePickle]

@@JustLex25 no I found you

[@unweeked]

@@rafagd kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJXWk42YlN2XfNE Maybe you can take a look at this mod, I think it's just about what you meant. :)

[@marcovaldez6245]

albert einstein has joined the chat

[@treyawesomeoz4446]

With the caves being huge now the oceans would be devastated if this were to come about

[@BladedAngel]

Player 1: "Yo i think there is some lava beneath us" Player 2: "No worries ill pour some water on it" _Proceeds to dump the entire ocean into it_

[@irongiantftw6295]

Nice. Next step. Calculate the airpresure and if it can escape for it to make way for the water. Like, you have a glass tube in the form of a "U", you poor water in one side, it's going to even out on the other side (basically what's happening here). But after emptying it, hold one side shut with a cork, finger or anything so it's sealed. When you poor water in the other side, it'll only fill the plugged up side till where the bend of the "U" comes around. Bcs air is (a combination of different types of) gas and fills some space. The only when for the water to fill up the plugged up side, is to have a larga (and I mean LARGE) ammount of pressure to compress that air (gas) so it takes less space and gives more space to the water.

[@13KuriMaster]

I see 1 issue with the realism here........ in order for the water to fill an area, the air that is already in that area needs to be able to leave the location. I do not see any spots for the air to go... unless it can go through what I presume are the Barrier blocks the structure is surrounded by.

[@JupiterVortex]

Im gonna assume it does pass through. But like a whirlpool, a small hole in the middle or small bubbles rising up. Just not shown

[@ramosdanwendellb.7531]

It should not completely fill the entire cave. there are spots where air cannot possibly escape.

[@13KuriMaster]

@@ramosdanwendellb.7531 Exactly.

[@maxlamboray9780]

if you look at the cave at 1:23, you should see that the water doesn't go to the top (excuse me for my bad english)

[@2fifty533]

thats not how it works dude if it runs out of space for the air to go, it just bubbles up to the top of the ocean, there's a hole that he broke so that's where the air is gonna go think about it, if you pour water into a glass, the air doesn't block the water from getting in, that would make the water start floating on top lol

[@myithspa25]

Minecraft can't teach physics! Minecraft:

[@randomlol-ya3063]

It also teach how to makes nuke Using you computer

[@vadanims6891]

Thats so amazing and looks like an animation

[@GoogleMystery1]

Bro this channel is so underrated. keep up the great work!

[@dwnsdp]

Bruv, he didn't make this

[@georgesmith6454]

Nice touch with the water dissolving when it touches lava :D

[@anjamoro8384]

can someone here pls explain how the water is dissolving here? Repeating the vid just shows the water evaporating....

[@hdfsyhptr1]

@@anjamoro8384 he probably meant evaporating

[@kairon156]

There used to be a mod that did something like this. apparently it made it so puddles would form and holes would fill up with rain. I think it was way back in early Beta.

[@dustinm2717]

Yeah, the old finite liquid mod, i remember messing with that in beta 1.5, twas a long time ago, i remember trying to make a toilet in it it had a pretty similar concept to this, but with some minor differences (like oceans were deliberately made infinite in that one so you couldn't just accidentally open a cave and drain the ocean)

[@horse7379]

Well this is a mod

[@kairon156]

@@horse7379 I assumed it was just a 3d animation. if it's a modern mod that's really cool.

[@Westerstaad]

@@kairon156 it is a mod

[@shan3622]

This can make Titanic Role play even more dramatic

[@zcussi]

Its like one of those " which cup will fill up first " memes

[@octodoodle]

Great editing, liked how the audio changed when the camera went underwater, really nice touch, well done my man.

[@sillywilly22gaming65]

Terraria: hey stop copying me

[@nate6529]

If this was in the game every cave would probably be flooded lmao

[@MPdude237]

I love this. I recall in one of my creative worlds, I found a ravine under an ocean and I tried to flood it but to no avail. I need to install this and give it a try.

[@metallikalm4336]

I love it. And it can potentially make this game improved in technical way. I'm thinking what will be the problem if this come.

[@Nurimator]

the problem is lagging

[@alx_olotl3244]

No waterfalls

[@alx_olotl3244]

No infinite water

[@alx_olotl3244]

No modding compatibility with other mods like create

[@charliekahn4205]

@@alx_olotl3244 all that would require is giving rivers sources

[@FurryEskimo]

Anyone else remember how water worked in the alpha? I remember servers where they’d place a block of water or lava up high, and the game was to rush and build shelter before the map filled up, and then you’d try expanding your house while the water was trying to fill in all available space.

[@SacsachCCABP]

“We added global warming to minecraft! If players use too many red stone components, particles start going into the air. One there are too many particles, ice underneath clouds will start to melt.”

[@codeN1NE]

Good luck making infinity water source here lol

[@unfortunatelyevil1767]

Love it... but also, it would be interesting to add air as a thing, so a raised section of cave cannot be filled if all exits for air are sealed~

[@grimnott]

that would be so laggy

[@zombiehacker1941]

That would be either laggy or impossible to do

[@okipullup3367]

Air is already a block in minecraft, however it is pretty underwhelming despite being the most important block.

[@fox4dayz278]

Amazing concept aside, it feels really weird now to see the pre 1.17 ore textures since 1.17 has been out for almost a year now!

[@burgerking3763]

They changed the textures?

[@arcynull]

@@burgerking3763 Yes, Fox4Dayz said that they were out for a year now

[@chiffmonkey]

People still care about vanilla updates that set back modding?

[@anbadname]

Man whoever made this should be proud this is cool

[@kerrybaldino8826]

This would make mining scary again

[@norM_ystical]

Love this! Definitely great to see realistic water in Minecraft while still keeping the blocky formation of the water :D

[@filipbehul1363]

Looks nice. But I miss realistic stone. Most kinds of stone are porous, permeable, therefore the caves would get flooded even before creating an opening in the ceiling.

[@moresnet9931]

This would be extremely helpful for when you just wanna fill holes and caves up in the terrain with water

[@magicalplace3788]

Water: **realistic** Also water: **not getting spilled off the edge of the chuncks**

[@yutam1023]

This water looks like it moves like Terraria

[@brody2199]

Alternate title: Minecraft with Terraria’s water physics. Now what would happen with the reverse?

[@ondry8780]

your edition was amazing!

[@MightyElemental]

Next time I play, I'm for sure gonna use this. I've never liked the lack of water physics.

[@GreenieGreenie]

Someone:realistic minecraft water dont exist, it cant hurt you. Realistic minecraft water:

[@chrisubs]

Did anyone see the spider falling in 0:49

[@fnafandmoremore8545]

yea

[@bigloaf8706]

Yea

[@Back-Track]

i like how tnt exploded as the spider fell

[@eddnox]

This made me realize that flooded mineshafts could be a cool concept if done correctly.

[@lolepiking3240]

Having this on custom gamemodes like something like flood escape or something similar would be great

[@justv7536]

Terraria water in Minecraft would go so hard

[@theomilhomem3695]

imagine being on a boat, trying to find a buried treasure and suddenly you just get sucked into a cave system because someone blew 4 pieces of tnt

[@Monochrome2004]

imagine you're at the bottom of a massive cave system and it suddenly starts flooding with water cuz someone decided to make a hole in the ocean floor

[@HKGAR]

Imagine you're on a beach and see a boat getting sucked on the ocean floor

[@000adrianelpiola000]

i'm so impressed with this. It should take a lot of time code this. And also may consume more CPU than Elden Ring.

[@Tstopmotion]

Great video! Next Minecraft with tides!

[@oneguyy]

This reminds me of an old deleted game called The blockheads. Though it was more like Terria with a 3d Effect, the way the water drained and filled the cave completely opened those memories of playing the game on my phone

[@Degenerecy]

I remember this, at least a mod back in 1.3b days. Killed my system having it on but added so much more realism.

[@naanbread_xd1411]

imagine draining an ocean monument with this. Just dig an area around the monument and then let the water flow in it

[@vietnamesesmerf508]

Honestly this mechanic would be really cool as an extra challenge when mining underwater. One wrong block mined and the cave floods.

[@BeetoBeeto]

This just feels normal cause I've played a lot more terraria in the last few years than Minecraft

[@triggerhurt]

man. i've been waiting for something like this since djoslin's finite liquid mod. and it even seems to use the existing water block rather than trying to create & implement an entirely new water entity to replace existing water. frankly, i'd given up hope that i'd ever see a relatively modern implementation of that mod. this is really damn cool.

[@runngun5759]

Good physics idea but if this is handled in a large scale it would cause a lot of lag.

[@splitsee2526]

Exactly what I am thinking.

[@iMaxxGG]

Loved the detail of muffled music under the water

[@secondblackjack1051]

Minecraft with Terraria's fluid mechanics? Yes please!

[@bowiemtl]

Very cool, only “unrealistic” part about it is the interaction with lava, I’d think it would vaporize but that’s on a whole different level

[@HeavyMettaloid]

Could make an interesting sort of escape room challenge where the players need to find an escape route from a cave filling with water.

[@user-ui5kl8ig9m]

Угу, но более интересно посмотреть на выживание с этим модом, где люди сами себя начнут убивать, из-за сломанных блоков и большого риска что это места затопиться и не будет свободного места как минимум,а максимум свободных блоков воздуха😂😂

[@juke9674]

Imagine causing an underwater cave-in while mining an ocean and you have to escape while it gets flooded completely. Then you step out to see the cave system was so massive it drained the sea level by 1 block

[@SirKolass]

Minecraft, but with water physics that aren't completely garbage.