How Deep is The Void in Minecraft?

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This video isn't falling into the void for days. and it isn't trying to survive in the void for a month. This is How Deep is The Void in Minecraft? and in this video i dig deep into the mechanics of minecraft to figure out a question that hasn't been answered for 4 years since antvenoms How High/Low can You Go? video.
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#minecraft #minecraftvoid #void

[@Natbotjuice]

My idea for minecraft lore is that instead of the nether being below bedrock, the void is actually just the gap between them and that is why it is so empty on the nether roof.

[@ninjan2002]

And the end is in the void between the bedrock and the nether.

[@thetreedemoknight4827]

@@ninjan2002 i always thought of the end to be above the overworld but i like this idea better

[@Awesomefy11]

it's like stranger things. the upside down.

[@retrogamingmodding2262]

wait till my mod is finished buddy, i got lore galore lol. (also kinda like that idea, mby ill make it so if you fall into VOID and then go to the bottom of VOID and then fall out of VOID you end up in the nether as an Easter egg/homage to this comment here since it kind of works for the lore of the 16 realms)

[@goldenrain4402]

Just saying, the other dimensions are considered entirely separate dimensions or different universes as they are called dimensions, and the fact the other 2 realms don't allow you to sleep of anything supports this further more do to implying that these places have slightly different universal laws or so which wouldn't make much sense if it was all just one universe if you want to take that mechanic into consideration.

[@AlbydS]

You can put the tp command into a command block and get 32,000+ digits. Also the limit is around 1.7976*10^308

[@jacpa2011]

or aka games that whould think that this is infinity

[@szamurainagy7644]

the only actual named number befored 1.7976*10^308 is 1e+303 ( aka Centillion ) i believe, Or well.. NaN if thats how u wanna interpret it.

[@AlbydS]

@@szamurainagy7644 No there is Uncentillion wich is 10^306 and it keeps going

[@RandomContent452]

@@szamurainagy7644 It's around at 179 Uncentillion blocks

[@minatimanil]

@@AlbydS what about (10^100)^(10^100) googolplex I think

[@JohnSmith-xf1zu]

As a Java programmer myself, you could hypothetically make the function "return false;" instead of "return p_1234 < -1.0/0.0 ||...". From the looks of it, all the function is doing is checking if the provided height is out of bounds, hence the method name. So just tell it, "no" in every scenario. Also, it crashes on -1/0 but not -1.0/0.0 due to a difference in how whole integers vs floating point numbers (numbers with decimal places) work in programming. Basically, there isn't a built in way to represent infinity for whole integers, so it crashes if you end up with infinity. However floating point numbers do have a way to represent infinity in binary, and it's actually part of the floating point standard. So it doesn't crash and actually gives you -infinity. Could also use "Double.NEGATIVE_INFINITY" to achieve the same effect too, as that's basically just a built in infinity value that you can reference. It's always cool to see the hijinks one can get up to when messing with the minecraft source code.

[@maximumg99]

Floating point inaccuracy explains why falling no longer works. Floating point numbers (such as 1.0) have two parts, one which dictates the precision and the rest is the data of the number. Having less precision means that larger numbers can be stored but it also means that adding relatively small amounts to the position will not add anything to the number. This is why at some point, you can no longer fall.

[@budeboy]

@@maximumg99 the farthest you can fall into the void is about 36.028 quadrillion blocks (2^55), the fastest speed you can fall in minecraft is about 90m/s which is about 4.5 blocks/tick, at 4.5 quadrillion (2^52) double precision floats only store whole numbers, at 2x that doubles only store even numbers and 2x that all numbers must be divisible by 4, at 2^54 blocks into the void you must at least move 4 blocks in order for the actual value of the float to change, since max speed of falling is 4m/tick you are still able to fall at 2^54 depth. at 2^55 depth you must fall 8 blocks in 1 tick to be able to keep going down farther. there is still a chance that the 4.5 would be rounded up to 8 effectively accelerating you, if this is the case the limit would be 2^56 blocks down since moving 16 blocks in 1 tick isnt possible from just falling

[@alibrahym]

smart guy

[@zelioz848]

I was about to comment this! Nice i wasnt alone on the thought

[@uriel6018]

@@zelioz848 oh

[@hopepapernacky]

It's odd how often Minecraft turns into a horror game once you start asking questions

[@thegiantjj]

Unless this comment is stolen, this is extremely underrated.

[@Narree-61]

1. What are in the Farlands? 2. What the hell were the giant fossils in the overworld, and how big were they??? 3. Why are there so few villagers?

[@RavenGamingOverLord]

⁠@@Narree-61 I like to believe that some of the giant fossils are giant zombies that are still in the game but don’t have a AI

[@lucas_e_jones]

Game engines don't have an "end" to space unless the developer adds one. They just eventually behave weirdly and crash, as you saw.

[@elementallobsterx]

Yep, floating point limits/32 but integer limits come into play when you go far enough, as the values of the position axes become illegal

[@SreenikethanI]

same thought!

[@L0P3Z_show]

Breh in minecraft pocket edition u don't die to the void in creative and u can walk in the void at the bottom :)

[@alonia09]

True. The real ending would be when it crashes.

[@Sheriffhyperofficial]

Like in roblox, falling down to the void in any game just kills you but if you get flung so hard into the sky you basically become garbled. This happened to me on a lot of games

[@efulmer8675]

What I find really interesting is that the void damage returned when you went super crazy deep, and the colors kept getting more and more strange.

[@Saru0.0]

He was not damaged because he was in creative. Because lack of hearts, hunger and experience bars and he didn't realize it himself.

[@meme_Bean8608]

You die in the void (in java edition) even in creative mode, as seen earlier in the video too

[@Anonymous25012]

@@meme_Bean8608 That can be avoided using third-party plugins but you probably already knew that

[@meme_Bean8608]

If they were to use a plugin to fake a fact on a video, well that just doesn't make sense. Especially when it's something everyone (who owns java) can easily check. So i never really considered that being a possibility. All i know is that its likely to do with how the game is programmed to check position to deal void damage, and all its done is underflowed. I don't know for sure but that's my first guess

[@blazor907]

And there was water

[@Crow_Rising]

There's something really uncanny about going so deep/high. It gives this really eerie feeling, not entirely unlike some liminal spaces.

[@klausing8]

I get that feeling too, it can be called 'Unlimited Space" (unliminal is already a thing ig)

[@Idiotic_Bunny]

OH AND I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE! Yes I also get this feeling - but to be honest all the bright colours (and probably the emptiness?) added to the uncanny feeling. I don’t even know how to explain this feeling it’s so strange :P

[@jucog_8557]

same bro

[@cruciant]

Yeah

[@EntergeticalakaBot]

It feels like a infinite backrooms level but the higher/lower you go the more insane everything is and its pretty scary

[@prozac_dreams]

6:19 props for the epilepsy warning. A lot of creators like camman dont give af and just show flashing lights without warnings

[@luckysnakerivals3220]

you didn't have to call out camman for that 💀💀

[@LeviTun]

​@@luckysnakerivals3220 yeah lol

[@CubeGodd]

@@luckysnakerivals3220 A single seizure can be fatal, he deserves to be called out

[@johngabriel2524]

He rarely does that and almost doesnt do that. He doesnt need to be called out. Instead call out who ACTUALLY does this very often like those cringe edits on shorts. Also camman often do warnings. He maybe forgot on about 2 or 3 videos but thats nothing compared to what who actually does without warnings.​@@CubeGodd

[@CubeGodd]

@@johngabriel2524 I know the Internet isn't gonna be all sunshine and roses, but if more people like him are called out, more will remember to give warnings. For some, a mistake in a video can be as fatal as a mistake on the road

[@hommhommhomm]

8:50 the purple is result of graphics processing failing to process which often results in this specific pink tone as a fallback. Before that it gradually faded towards more solid colors, probably as a sky visual, eventually reaching a point where color values are no longer numbers (NaN), resulting in pink.

[@chickenaddict6128]

I find it so strange how games can technically go on forever, right?

[@userontheinterne.t]

this implies pink is the default colour of all virtual games and software edit: nvm pink is the default colour of the universe

[@userontheinterne.t]

@@Xynermo minecraft has the pink and black checkerboard as the missing texture texture

[@justArandomfellar]

Ooh that's why! I used a glitch on a different game (transformers fall of cybertron) to get out of the map and go waaaay above and it glitches and showed pink aswell. It did seem crazy echo lag shit idk how to explain but yeah

[@Korybagel]

@@Genral2000 this is uncorellated the missing texture checkerboard texture in source is a texture generated at runtime by the game and is used if the game cannot find the .vtf (texture file) the game points to. as to why the minecraft sky turns pink, without having a look at the source code i couldn't tell you. my guess is the height is somehow used in the calculation of the gradient colors and those high numbers overflow the value and it just happens to land at a value that makes it pink. if it is based on the cameras xyz that would also explain the flashing.

[@lehiero4790]

I love the fact you DIDN'T use scientific notation and used the wacky names for impossibly big numbers. Keep up the good work!

[@5spec]

The flashing colors part would make a good music video

[@EEE-1409]

Same! illions are my favourite

[@Zaiqahal]

Makes more sense to me. I know Unoctogintillion is the 81st Illion. Makes a lot of sense.

[@epicmazingshorts7278]

kzbin.infowWN3u_a5UmA

[@AlbydS]

Yeah it's always good to hear those numbers!

[@chasington5102]

I like how at 5:08 there's the whole bit with trying to bypass infinity, when he could just replace that line of code with "return false" and get the same result

[@charbelkassab6353]

My thoughts exactly. He really doesn't know his way around computers.

[@templed2021]

just what i was about to say

[@mythicplaysminecraft]

when he teleported to 64-bit integer limit, he got teleported to -9223372036854776000 which is beyond the 64-bit integer limit. But teleporting to 50 digit number on void crashes.

[@mythicplaysminecraft]

@@noober-v8t yes, because when he teleported to 50 digit number on void, his game crashes and he teleport to 64-bit integer and he got teleported to Y -9223372036854776000 blocks which is beyond the limit.

[@noober-v8t]

@@mythicplaysminecraft ye but thats not what i mean

[@gubla4396]

I am at 0:04 but I only can say… in minecraft bedrock the void has a floor at -104 and in creative you cant die from the void or commands

[@rtxagent6303]

You can teleport below the floor.

[@BenBlevins-c6y]

​@@rtxagent6303 No Usely you can IF you tp About I think 300000 90 30000 What I used that cordnites to normaly reach infinity down the literal void.

[@IAmNotABot45]

In older versions of Pocket Edition the void actually had a limit. You would fall a couple hundred blocks or so and then hit an invisible floor. Edit: Apparently it's actually at y: -104 and still exists today.

[@zacharymogel9500]

You can however teleport below that floor and keep falling

[@nadstolgia]

i think i remember that actually

[@agentranger]

mcbe still has an invisible floor though?

[@nick72486]

It still exists

[@wolfetteplays8894]

@@agentranger not on Xbox. It’s still possible to die on the Xbox version, unless they recently changed it for caves and cliffs

[@danagoyette7932]

I'm curious: what's the highest into the sky you can go without breaking the ability to fall down... and how long would it take to get back to the ground after that?

[@benedictcorpuz5582]

Maybe use a command block and set to levitation 255 255

[@TausifGamerBD]

@@benedictcorpuz5582 nope

[@Jeremonkey90]

As someone who also loves science as much as Minecraft my mind was blown that the max Minecraft height was even bigger than our real universe. Congrats MOJANG, you broke the universe lol.

[@ryanammenheuser4788]

I don't know the exact answer but like five years ago on Reddit someone calculated the max height for the version at the time, and the time spent to fall to the surface was more time than has existed in the universe since the Big Bang.

[@TheMVMClan]

I’m a cat WOOF

[@traywor]

As someone who actually does understand something about programming, it was hilariously to watch how you found your way to bypass the limit. I would have just deleted that statement and replaced it with 'return false', which would lead to the game just not checking any boundary conditions before performing the teleportation. However I like your way more. To the question, whether or not the void is infinite, I can assure you, it is not. The largest possible value you could store, is, if you used all available ram to store the position, while compressing the number as best as possible (maybe even lose precision at the gain of more depth). From this point on I think these questions are the most interesting to me: - How does minecraft actually store the position? This will shed a light onto the actual limit the computer can represent your position. - How does minecraft render your scene? It seems to me, that it doesn't move you and the camera down, but the world up. My reasoning is, normally at such large numbers, the player would start jittering arround, while loosing precision, because you are so far away from the center. Here it seems the other way arround (allthough there are no blocks or entities to confirm this).

[@spdsyt]

honestly, I know nothing about code so it was a miracle that I found a way to bypass it 🤣 and honestly it seems for the most part obvious that its not infinite, but breaking the game and seeing what happens at such incredible integers really is something fun to try out.

[@blackneos940]

And tthat's what a Hacker does. :) You would nake a *great* Programmer. :D

[@traywor]

@@blackneos940 Yes, programming is about, take a simple problem and find the most complex solution, which is still feasable.

[@blackneos940]

@@traywor Was that sarcasm or did you mean it? 'Cuz sometimes, it IS fun to make something unnecessarily complicated to fix a simple problem. Y'know, for funsies. :)

[@traywor]

@@blackneos940 It was both, sarcasm and i really meant it, because sometimes it is just fun to make something unescessarly complicated ;)

[@aodfr]

It's a really simple answer. They are using doubles for the render so the theoretical limit would go from -double_max to double_max. If you have a larger number then this it would rewrap itself back. Just look at java double to see what the min and max are. Here is the limit for doubles −1.7976931348623157×10^308 To 1.7976931348623157×10^308 Where ^ operator is the power operator.

[@blitzerni]

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[@KeinNiemand]

Acually floating point numbers go to infinity if you go above or bellow the minimum or maximum

[@joec2078]

The first thing you would have to do is define what a limit is. If you are going to manipulate the code to just go further and further into the negatives, there is no limit. To me, a limit would be the point in which you would stop falling if you fell into the void without taking damage. In the video, a point where the player stops falling was reached but since the teleportation command was used, the actual point in which a player would stop falling may be at a higher point.

[@DemoniteBL]

I agree completely.

[@Nibroc_64]

5:14 You could probably just change it to "return false;", which would completely remove any limit, as it would always be returning that it's not outside the teleportable range, instead of doing 1/0

[@jjpswfc]

Came here to comment that lmao

[@narrativeless404]

Lmao

[@vitorgabrielgomesrodrigues]

Exactly lmao

[@tristantheoofer2]

i did this and it worked perfectly :P

[@igz5553]

I was about to comment that, but I thought that someone else commented it already and it seems I’m right

[@bengoodwin2141]

You can basically go forever if you keep modifying how the game works, because each limit is another, different programming challenge. You could go further, if you remade the code in a different programming language that used infinitely large integers. I think "how deep the void is" stopped when you reached the floating point limit, which counts as infinity in java. To answer the ending question, it goes as far as computers are designed to do

[@dafeist_]

thank you, I just went down to write exactly this comment lmao. Well, I think there will be nothing more than the colors changing of you go down, since I would not see a way why this would actually change something. Its also pretty interesting how the engine handles those colors, I am not able to explain why this is happening exactly, but for sure there is a reason

[@Third7Plays]

Xbox Minecraft Creative Mode Void: Hi I have a bottom. You literally have to fall like 200 blocks into the void on the xbox and then theres just an invisible floor (Only in creative mode, i think you just keep falling in Survival)

[@Pax622]

​@Third 7 thanks I'll test it out by going at the bottom in creative mode then switch to survival mode because I have xbox

[@Pax622]

​@Third 7 thanks I'll test it out by going at the bottom in creative mode then switch to survival mode because I have xbox

[@Pax622]

​@Third 7 thanks I'll test it out by going at the bottom in creative mode then switch to survival mode because I have xbox

[@RespecterAlexander]

In bedrock it’s really not that deep

[@The_mast2r]

yeah

[@frutdafruit]

Nope its very deep

[@RespecterAlexander]

@@frutdafruit It is not

[@frutdafruit]

@@RespecterAlexander you can teleport to Y -105 and you will eventually fall indefinitely

[@RespecterAlexander]

@@frutdafruit Oh

[@drlime4941]

This is quite interesting. As a retired bedrock player, I’ve never attempted to go into the void in Java, because in bedrock you just stop falling not far down if you’re in creative mode.

[@SreenikethanI]

afaik the invisible barrier at y=-104 (y=-40 in older versions i guess? not sure) CAN be crossed by just tp-ing below it 😄

[@pattyryopotybuttongamer3063]

@@SreenikethanI If you have a fibreglass pen, very carefully brush around where that scrape is (bottom side of the pad) and see if there’s a bit of an off-shoot of a trace from the ground plane. Failing that, if someone has the same card, hopefully they can trace where that goes to and let you know where to do a bridge/jumper cable. Good luck!

[@DelevarOfficial]

@@pattyryopotybuttongamer3063 irrelevant

[@theorangeking4973]

@@pattyryopotybuttongamer3063 Bro what.

[@khalishgaming1477]

Nice

[@tehangrybird345]

The fact that Minecraft code is larger than the observable universe is just mind boggling to think about

[@Incepter.]

Watch no mans sky

[@blrryface]

its not tho, minecraft's code is tiny.

[@blrryface]

@@Incepter. this discovery makes minecraft waaaaaaaay bigger than that

[@Incepter.]

@@blrryface no one even knows how big no man sky is, but minecrafts unofficial map size is that big, the official map size is only 30 million blocks long or higher.

[@Beam_Kerman]

did u know that looking through every possible seed in minecarft would take you longer then the universe has been existant

[@spaghettiking653]

Just a little insight into the programming involved. The player's position is actually not stored as an integer, but a double-precision floating point (basically a number that can store a decimal value), so the experimentation with the 64-bit integer limit didn't appear to limit the player's position, because a double can easily exceed 2^63 (in Java all integers are signed, so you can't actually reach 2^64 with an int exactly - hence 2^63). Instead, the limit is more like 1.7976*10^308 as others have pointed out already, as this is the biggest number a double can store before it's considered "infinity".

[@muctashio6490]

I wonder if there is any chance you can store +infinity or -infinity as the y value and not have it crash.

[@spaghettiking653]

@@muctashio6490 Who knows, maybe it's possible... my guess is that it would generate a lot of NaNs if you tried to use it in calculations, though, as the game certainly needs to, so I reckon it would more likely crash.

[@gabrielpais5899]

6:40 pov: you are drunk in a party

[@jiskithehusky9094]

I know that AntVenom pretty much went over this exact topic, but I respect that you actually took the time to learn basic Java when answering it yourself

[@blitzerni]

For our sins we deserve eternity in hell, but God loves us so much he came as Jesus to pay the price of our sins through living a perfect life for us, his death and his resurrection so we can be forgiven and receive eternal life if we follow and obey him in faith FOR LIFE , Jesus loves u all and desires to have a personal relationship with you all of love, peace, redemption and obedience ✝️ May Jesus bless you all, repent of your sins and turn to Christ before it's too late 🙏🏿🙏🏿❤

[@IonizedCarthage]

@@blitzerniwhat

[@LexiLunarpaw]

​@@IonizedCarthage Christian Brainwashing Propaganda

[@alphavitesse2652]

I love AntVenom, my best friend and I met him him at a Wawa and we took a picture together! 😁

[@Tn-qr1kb]

@@LexiLunarpawFINSLLY SOMEONW WHO KNOWS

[@mertenesyurtseven4823]

When teleporting to the sky, you can actually make it more, either modifying chat limits or multiplying the number you typed to the chat by the biggest number you can represent. Also, as stated in the comments, you can use double datatype instead of int or float, and unsign it and pretend like it is always positive (for sky case), you will probably go much far. lets say n=999... you can make it n^n.

[@blitzerni]

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[@sewzrie]

6:44 that looks like something you would see in a horror game

[@screech1237]

Oh my god no

[@xxfreedomxx9479]

Agreed

[@xxfreedomxx9479]

Agreed

[@Jeykit0]

Minecraft Bedrock Players: dying in the void with creative mode on?. what?

[@frutdafruit]

​@Wet_Dog252 you can bypass it by teleporting to Y -105

[@cheesiestsandwich]

​@@frutdafruit or you go underneath the floor using spectator mode, then switching back to creative

[@theopoldthegamer4284]

@@cheesiestsandwich Bedrock doesn't have that iirc

[@Izzythemaker127]

Idea: Edit the characters NBT data values and replace the integer position values with floating point values with the same name. Floating point can handle infinity and - infinity. I think Antvenom does this once but I'm not sure

[@anylucu]

It will not work you will be at 0.0.0

[@gduser2676]

Actually you can count pass infinity theres no such thing as an infinite number

[@kevinjasak8420]

@@gduser2676 when the kid wants to look cool🤣🤣 thanks, you justade my day

[@solkun11]

@@gduser2676 what??? that makes no sense

[@justascreamingcat2964]

@@gduser2676 that doesn't help here

[@toonterraminegamer1234]

If a limit isn’t programmed into the game, it will go forever until it finally crashes. The farther you get from the center of the map, the more confused the game gets and will start glitching out your avatar/screen because it stretches farther and farther from the main area. I’m pretty sure all 2D and 3D games have this limitation.

[@adiyatr3833]

Bedrock players just casually chillin on the bottom of the void

[@Jimmy-the-monkey]

Going pass the barrier with spectator:

[@podiacider]

This is actually different in bedrock edition. In BE, after falling ~60 blocks below bedrock (y=-60 before 1.18, y=-124 after.), you’ll stop falling. You’ll still take damage, but you won’t be falling anymore. You can actually walk while doing this, at the same speed as normal walking. If you give yourself invulnerability (for example by getting resistance 256 or creative mode), you can just stay there for a while. You CAN get below that, however, with a /tp command. In which case, it would be just like JE, where you fall indefinitely.

[@jackys_handle]

8:36 there's command blocks with a 32767 character limit. Go nutz.

[@JHINYT]

damn steve will be multiversal to ascending tier with that number. Especially if you put 9's instead of 1's.

[@georgeshaw4017]

Bedrock Edition: “Yeah well, I have a floor in the Void!”

[@HZ_Gaming]

@Christian Dave Gayeta wow I also did same I went so deep that the void looked like cyan and purple color

[@trlsgaming6057]

Ye

[@siyadhplayz8943]

Lol

[@superTNT_Gaming]

Yeah you take any void damage in creative mode in bed rock

[@amandapanda5087]

Lol

[@wc2006]

for those that think that in lore, the nether is below the void, but no, despite the nether being -1 and the overworld being 0, dinnerbone has confirmed that they are completely separate dimensions

[@henryd3bby]

so basically the void loops into the sky after an infinite amount of negative blocks down but you can't loop into the sky because the number is infinite, so sky and void are linked but you can't get into the sky portion? Cool! It reminds me of a 2013 minecraft mod where if you drop yourself into the void you actually fall from the sky. (Sry don't remember the name)

[@DeutschlandMapping]

You are talking about the legendary Aether Mod. Fun Fact: The creater of this mod works for Mojang now and has developed the Warden.

[@imliterallyadachi]

it's called forgiving void i believe, aether didn't come out in 2013

[@weirdtoaster6959]

if the game didn’t crash, could something like stack underflow make something like this work in Minecraft without mods?

[@wystrix439]

I don’t think it’s looping into the sky; the world is just so distant that it no longer renders, leaving the sky in view along with the void.

[@budeboy]

@@weirdtoaster6959 floating point integers dont overflow and underflow, they just become infinity or -infinity and stop being able to change

[@justsomeguy5628]

A couple of notes/ questions: -If you want to teleport significantly further, you can use a command block, as the character limit is much higher. -Does relative teleporting work? I don't see why it wouldn't. All have to do is /tp ~ ~(insert number of block to move up or down) ~ If you decide to make a follow up, you could try to figure out when things like the void no longer causing damage or when it eventually does start to cause damage again. This video was really fun and wellade overall, and this is fascinating to see. ♥️

[@blitzerni]

For our sins we deserve eternity in hell, but God loves us so much he came as Jesus to pay the price of our sins through living a perfect life for us, his death and his resurrection so we can be forgiven and receive eternal life if we follow and obey him in faith FOR LIFE , Jesus loves u all and desires to have a personal relationship with you all of love, peace, redemption and obedience ✝️ May Jesus bless you all, repent of your sins and turn to Christ before it's too late 🙏🏿🙏🏿❤

[@p4r4d0x3]

There are things in this world that you're not meant to see

[@betabee1221]

I'd love to see how the game handles stabilizing out as you fall down towards the surface from crazy heights. Do the sky colours change? Does it crash? Like perhaps if the fall speed got changed to something much higher than usual, like 5000 blocks a second or higher, would the game even be able to keep up?

[@GiorgosIqbal-hj4jc]

The fact that a normal Minecraft world is bigger that the irl universe is scary..

[@chrisgaming9567]

6:11 For reference, this is 974.9 light-years deep

[@RegularHorizon]

Sheesh

[@NC_Isro_64]

Holy cow

[@eon1311]

8:08 The 100 digit number is called a googol Edit: even 4 is small, still thanks for 4 likes!

[@epicgamingyt3418]

Facts

[@JuIy4]

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[@eon1311]

@@JuIy4 10^googol you mean? or 10^10^100?

[@karandeepsingh9582]

Now 13 ☺️

[@gmacalinao7068]

@@JuIy4 how about TREE3?

[@stevenkravitz6377]

Java can recognize numbers higher than the int limit. You could have made that number into a long which goes to 64 bits. Admittedly, that would probably break a whole bunch of other stuff.

[@jillhatton]

Y up

[@tree994]

y UP

[@jonathaneasow1798]

Yup

[@ChilokRoblox]

Yup yuppp

[@shqd0wk1ler30]

Y up

[@jhlando8063]

I wish I would've seen this about 10 years ago when I thought I could fly to the moon

[@theniceon]

8:15 bro gonna find new colors lmao

[@mozvi1436]

In my opinion, we could think that the void ends when you don't take damage from it anymore. Also... If you don't take damage lower, does that mean other rules of the void like placing blocks also vanished?

[@Morseful]

@Ray Sharrow imagine "hey friend come to my hosue and perss f5" and ur friend dies

[@dex.16]

@Ray Sharrow average 2b2t base

[@szamurainagy7644]

@@Morseful hey man come to my house ok where are we? y o u d o n ' t w a n n a k n o w . your friend checks outside WHAT THE FU- Yep... we are here.

[@D3ADC4ANN31]

Nah man that's just your average 2b2t base ngl

[@monikabaack7950]

And the sky.

[@AnOmnimors]

I have done a similar experiment to this in MCBE where i went into the void in creative, but since there is a border in the void that is unbreakable in BE I used the /tp command to tp under the border, i also used /tp to tp millions of blocks under the map, as in BE you can tp up to 30million blocks, as that is the max. I can say that there is nothing underneath the void, yet I only went to -36million.

[@Zissshan]

I tried that I may try that again but android may stop me

[@kaurmavinder6209]

If you go to 30m on bedrock edition on z xit gets stretched and weird

[@StormyCarrot778]

@@Zissshan NOTE: Android Minecraft is not called Pocket Edition, it’s called Bedrock Edition.

[@wtz_under]

@@YurkaPotam true but don’t get too far bro

[@wtz_under]

The KZbinr didn’t even announce that bedrock is a bit more different and also mentioned the observable universe exists irl (debate moment) Edit: No arguments please thank you

[@SODORFALLOUTGUY]

In Java addition, when you fall into the void, you can still drive even in Creek mode. But in bedrock, when you're in creative mode and you go to the void when you fall, it just stops you when you can just go back up

[@mashrosac]

7:07 "it couldnt handle how deep we wanted to go"

[@dolfyrantsparodies608]

That's what she said ;)

[@あかし中村]

💀

[@EXteamium]

😳😳😳

[@tanmay_misra4]

thats what she said

[@HowsDaJello]

You could go higher up if you edited the number of characters you can put in a message. Or if you created a command that could let you move vertically x number of units on each use instead of setting specific coordinates. Or if you used something like world edit to build a tower up to you and you could just keep building higher (that one might just crash it lol). Maybe there is some way to put a block down so you could stand on it though and you could keep building or at least jump.

[@krishc.8980]

build limit

[@dasemifake]

ever heard of command blocks?

[@Enju-Aihara]

yes, cheat engine

[@blitzerni]

For our sins we deserve eternity in hell, but God loves us so much he came as Jesus to pay the price of our sins through living a perfect life for us, his death and his resurrection so we can be forgiven and receive eternal life if we follow and obey him in faith FOR LIFE , Jesus loves u all and desires to have a personal relationship with you all of love, peace, redemption and obedience ✝️ May Jesus bless you all, repent of your sins and turn to Christ before it's too late 🙏🏿🙏🏿❤

[@MadGamer1337]

Thank you for being considerate of people with epilepsy (like I used to have). Most of the creators I watch don't really include a flashing lights warning for photosensitive people. Great analysis tho.

[@LeviTun]

The fact that the ENTIRETY of minecraft is "ten duoseptuagintillion" times larger than THE ENTIRE UNIVERSE BUT WE STILL CANT GO TO SPACE? DAMN.

[@delaniangaming1797]

Personally, I think that if you keep falling if the game doesn't crashes, you might end up on the nether roof.

[@sassanhu]

Thats a big no no, but what if you are right and the dimnensions are stacked on each others, but infinite dist..

[@Nixi-]

no, when you go in a portal it probably unloads the current dimension you're in and spawns a new one like other games. theres nothing that makes the game switch

[@LunarEmerald]

You’ll just wind up in the backrooms

[@pyr0bytee55]

@@sassanhu that's not possible. If that was the case, minecraft would have to be run on beast computer as it has to load a large amount of blocks in a chunk

[@cheetahsqaud5280]

@@sassanhu I mean, if you go to the nether and get all the way to the top (of course in creative mode), then you end up on a roof of the nether, and above it just looks like your looking up at the void

[@schwammsternwaca4380]

You can teleport longer using a command block because the character limit is higher. If you want to go further, you can program a plugin to basically ignore character limit.

[@brightax7502]

in bedrock the void used to have no solid barrier so you would fall forever and that’s literally how I lost my first ever creative world

[@derechte8032]

Teleportation?

[@masonjess997]

You can teleport though the border

[@RainySnowOfficial]

No I tested and I stopped at y=-104 in 1.18 (and I’ll prove it)

[@brightax7502]

@@RainySnowOfficial the world I made was in 1.6 or 1.3 or something not 1.18 😑

[@englishisgettingdumb]

Type /execute @s ~~~ tp @s 0 4 0

[@waidi3242]

Me: "hey bud where are you?" Him: "i'm in my base" Where he really is: 8:51

[@digitsstuff6521]

You should have found the point where you stop falling through the void. You could do this with a binary search since you can always tell whether you're too high or low by whether you can still fall or not, kinda like a guessing game, where I picked a random number in a range and told you whether each of your guesses was too high or low. If the range was 0-100, you'd start with 50. If that was too high, you'd go to 25, if it was too low, you'd go to 75, and so on. It would take probably about 60-64 guesses to find the limit this way. So you know, the reason you stop falling is almost certainly due to the double-precision floating point limit. There is a limit to the precision with which the position of any entity can be specified. Within a few kilometers of spawn, this limit will be at or below the nanometer range, having no effect on Steve, who typically moves multiple centimeters per frame. The limit gets worse, however, the farther from 0, 0, 0 you get. At a certain distance, the limit will be many meters and when the game tries to make Steve fall down, the distance fallen won't be far enough to get Steve to the next lower position that can be specified by a double-precision floating point, so he just doesn't move. I don't know why it shows -9,223,372,036,854,776,000 as the position. That's not a number that can be represented with a double. Looks like it's been rounded. The next lower value before the 64-bit limit that can be represented as a float is -9,223,371,487,098,961,920, which is 549,755,813,888 blocks lower, so naturally the point at which you stop falling is going to be way way above this limit.

[@pibombbb1175]

I think you can type even longer things into command blocks(I think those can handle 32767 characters but not sure) and also I think if you can use the command block to teleport the highest possible value would be the 1024 bit integer limit ((2^1023)-1)

[@mrjupiter8478]

I don't know but the weird mechanic of world generating game can make the game or your PC Die , or at lease set your house on fire

[@pibombbb1175]

@@mrjupiter8478 then maybe run it in a vm

[@vysteriousal1]

1024 bit i think is double limit (1.7 x 10³⁰⁸)

[@widowsky7284]

@@mrjupiter8478 not possible. the game will most likely just crash, but no program has ever been known to set houses on fire

[@boxadactle7245]

@@widowsky7284 the game will crash at 1.7 x 10^308, thats the double limit and the highest number a 64-bit os can handle

[@mcxMakerx]

Programmer here. The method #isOutsideSpawnableHeight() is expecting a boolean as the return type. You don't need to waste your time messing with numbers. All you have to do is return false which will *theoretically* make the places you can teleport unlimited.

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

Bedrock edition is weird, falling into the void in creative on there won't kill you, and you fall until you hit an invisible barrier at Y=-60 I think. Pretty sure it got changed when they changed the limits.

[@wisjdh]

Atleast your eyes wont get hurt

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

@@wisjdh What? I'm confused.

[@NickoDaLord]

Go to x/z 30,000,000, some weird skin bugs happen when falling there

[@NickoDaLord]

And ur eyes will get hurt lol

[@Real_Moon-Moon]

@@NickoDaLord Ah, sorry, I was confused.

[@exterm1nate67]

you can just give yourself the instant health effect and then you will not die. also, you can edit your attribute "generic.Max_health"(or something like this, i don't remember) with the instant health effect and then your hearts will be replenished instantly and even if the instant health effect doesn't work few seconds, you will not die because of max health attribute it really works because I already tested it. this comment was hard for me because my native language is russian and I hope you understand this edit: fuck, just don't like my comment, i don't want to anyone see my asshole thoughts

[@DJcoolguy_90]

9:58 i thaught he was going big brain mode there :(

[@cheeseTakoJP]

dude for a small youtuber, this is overwhelmingly impressive. u just earned a subscriber, keep it up!

[@h4ktbtw]

Yeah, there is a primitive type in Java which is a 32-bit integer and it is called Integer (or int for primitive). However player position is stored using a floating point type. Double to be exact. Which is a 64-bit integer in Java which leads to a limit of approximately 1.7*10^308. EDIT: You were trying to change the condition inside of a function which returns a boolean which is a logical type for true or false. Considering the name of the function "isOutsideSpawnableHeight" we can make a simple conclusion that it should return false to be able to proceed with the teleport. So you could have just removed the condition and replaced it with "false"

[@rachit7645]

I was screaming this the whole time bro

[@lennas2089]

Polish youtuber Roxmb did it in 2016 ( kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2W2Z36wn7B_aas ). He also did some other very interesting experiments in his video.

[@edwin5145]

Floats or dubbles are not 64-bit integers, but otherwise well said. They're not integers at all, they're floating point numbers.

[@h4ktbtw]

@@edwin5145 Good point, but that was said like that for the sake of simplicity cuz as you can see the author or the video does not know what he is doing at all.

[@edwin5145]

@@h4ktbtw Yes, fair.

[@naterhythm]

6:33 *carameldanssen plays*

[@fan0]

7:54 Nine Circles effect in Geometry Dash be like:

[@raptorkil]

6:05 literally blue hell

[@Alright281]

hell already is blue because of the sulphur

[@uimaine77]

Don’t make sense

[@gloriathompson6711]

Im speechless 😶 Amazing video btw

[@marshh203]

The Void probably doesn’t end at -9.3 billion. According to Google, Graham's number is bigger than any number. It's so big, the Universe does not contain enough stuff on which to write its digits: it's literally too big to write. But this number is finite, it's also an whole number, and despite it being so mind-bogglingly huge we know it is divisible by 3 and ends in a 7. So technically you can go down more than -9.3 billion up and 1 to the power of 248. This means if you can go up and down with in total, Graham’s Number * 2. In other words, I highly doubt the Void is not infinite.

[@vibaj16]

1, I'm pretty sure Rayo's number is bigger 2, no, you cannot actually go that far up or down. You can only go to about -9.223 quintillion before the value would just get set to -infinity, and it doesn't appear that it would be possible to get to -infinity in vanilla, because the game stops you from falling before that

[@TheCoolStyle]

The number that has 248 zeros behind it sounds like a number that a 5 year old would make up.

[@stoneplayzminecraft]

8:09 from my understanding alot of people were confused what geometric shape the sky is (which its a skybox) but from here it looks like its a sky-cylinder just. alot more flat edges. anyway. i remember like 3 years ago i tried to reach the bottom by just. giving myself resistance health-boost absorption regen. all of them at 1000000000 255 and my computer crashed one week later for somereason (it was a crap computer so meh)

[@zeleeba8774]

is the sun and moon also part of the skybox?

[@stoneplayzminecraft]

@@zeleeba8774 i believe its not attached to the skybox but more of a skyline that can be modded via shaders/texture packs

[@commander3494]

​@@stoneplayzminecraft theyre just a texture renderes a certain distance away from the camera

[@DrownedWick8]

So This technically means that Minecraft has the largest world in all of games *vertically*

[@foxyplush64]

You _can_ go higher. Yes, the chat stops you, but what if you don't use the chat? Command blocks have a character limit of around 32767 to 65536 (I think 65536 is the default for most servers and worlds), but that would mean that you could possibly go to 9.99999999999x10^32750 (about that, correct me if I'm wrong). You can also customize the character limit for command blocks (/gamerule maxCommandChainLength ), so we can go higher. Much, much higher. If you can get to Y=9.99999999999x10^32750 or higher, you can be pretty sure that it's infinite.

[@mythicplaysminecraft]

you can only go to 1.7976e+308 blocks or 1.7976 uncentillion blocks because this is the maximum amount that java can recognize numbers.

[@johnpollution]

@@mythicplaysminecraft when a number has a centi in it you know its fucking big

[@johannbauer2863]

As a programmer, watching people get into coding through minecraft is really cool and I appreciate the effort! EDIT: ok, got to the section, where you tried the integer limits, the height doesn't seem to be stored as an int, but that's sth a hundred other comments have already pointed out

[@Saavik256]

Well, don't know how I stumbled upon this video, but it was very neat! (And thank you for epilepsy warnings!) I definitely subscribed. :)

[@BierBart12]

You left the bounds of the universe and landed in the superspace between multiverses

[@ronansorgdrager]

i had a dream once, it was around when minecraft pocket edition still didn't have infinite worlds and zombies dropped feathers. the dream went that you could fit through a gap in the bedrock next to the edge of the world and fall into the void but you would land i another world where all the terrain was completely invisible but you could still feel around by trying to mine, it still had normal terrain. in the weird void world there were also invisible crab looking things that would attack you if you broke anything and replaced normal blocks you took with you with invisible ones, they didn't turn red when hit and instead had the black block outline on their mode. one thing i remember doing is moving out until the bedrock roof was not above me any more. i also remember a similar dream where i was walking along the old world border ( you could walk away from the world on top of the edge of the world because it stopped going up at build limit and you could stand on it ) what happened was i walked around but got lost ( this had actually happened to me irl on the same day ) and i walked in the direction i believed was my world and found it but when i looked around i found that it wasn't my world at all, none of the buildings were mine. i didn't see any other player.

[@theextraplex7752]

8:48 Welcome To level 9223372036854775807 of the Backrooms

[@buji_ball]

Im dead sorry bckrooms im going to heaven

[@VoidSpirals]

Negative*

[@JuIy4]

@@VoidSpirals oh negative is so flashy and glitchy f that bro nah level 9223372036854775807 is better who would want to go to negative that’s crazy if they do lol

[@TinCanTap]

The reason it shows things up that high is, well, there is no reason for it not to. It merely has OpenGL (I believe, not entirely sure) render colors on the screen, and this is always done as the sky when no blocks are present in front of it.

[@theriddleofsteel2479]

I'm 47 years old and I still have yet have to meet one of these mythical people that have epileptic seizures because of strobing Lights. I'm starting to believe that these people really just exist as one rare medical case and we've just been led to believe that they are everywhere.

[@spacelover1901]

Gonna say it after the warning at 6:20. I was just vibing at the screen colors

[@russellthorburn9297]

Very nice. As a mathematician and indie dev, this is right up my alley. I love this kind of thing.

[@gamerxxxx5832]

Bro became a minecraft science teacher 💀

[@vat1n456]

why do you use the "skull emoji" ?

[@KrishdagamerRobloxandMinecraft]

The void extends for 21024 blocks (1.8×10308) on the Y-axis. Liquids, such as water, cannot flow into the void. The void is black in the Overworld and Nether, and purple in the End. In the Overworld, the void also appears as having daylight if the player views from above sea level (Y=63; feet level Y=61.38).

[@My_usual_me]

Do it on command block it has a typing limits of 32K

[@nooneatall5612]

The largest possible 64-bit float (so a double) number is around 1.8*10^308. That format also has a number for infinity so if minecraft stores the Z coordinate in a float or a double then it would be interesting to see what would happen if we set that to infinity.

[@PastysBakery]

I wrote a really popular Minecraft fanfic back in the day about a world-ending glitch that gets discovered deep within the void and....damn this gives me nostalgia for those days. :) REALLY cool video!!!

[@LeonAlkoholik67]

4:04 that's the limit of a *signed* 32 but integer, but not unsigned...

[@Goober0686]

5:23 "hes a genius. He's a genius!"

[@gmdcubical9318]

In PS4 before the combat update, the game would stop you from going past Y 512. Back then there were no commands or command blocks so it makes it IMPOSSIBRU to travel up past Y 512. Edit: The word "IMPOSSIBRU" is actually a reference to Geometry dash's locked Icon Kit menu where it says exactly that: IMPOSSIBRU.

[@Traayblox]

GD REFERENCE

[@blrryface]

Ah, yes... Legacy console edition

[@gmdcubical9318]

Sh*tty Java. Just go back to the legendary console.

[@gmdcubical9318]

It's broken. Just please..... Please do it.

[@gmdcubical9318]

Wow. 34 likes?!

[@justsomeone340]

8:00the flashing looks soo cool

[@paulikirch1]

Looks like a gamers room

[@Xzanlian]

"If There's Something Impossible There's Is Always Be A Way" "Wise Comment"

[@alexparker5127]

So I can tell you as a Java programmer, the void is functionally infinite. By that mean if you keep going lower and lower the game will keep generating void lower and lower until something breaks and the game crashes. I haven't ever looked at Minecraft's source code, but I can guess the reason the game crashes at to far down, but not in the sky is either because the game is saving all of that empty space above you in RAM and it runs out of memory, or it's do to some weird calculations involving lighting. In this case, that could be a lot of things. Most likely your going above the upper limit of a lot of different numbers used in various calculations. There is numbers that track the character position, camera position, the rgb values for the world around you (hence the epilepsy inducing colorful strobe effect) and a whole lot more. With some extra work you could probably mod the game to go even further down. Depending on how minecraft saves data to RAM to represent the world around you, you could probably make the void actually infinite and fall until your computer breaks or shutdown or something.

[@kawashirov]

Just moving characters upwards and downwards does not creates new objects, so no extra allocations happen. The blocks space is limited, there is just no block-space under or above build limits. Minecraft world is horizontal.

[@alexparker5127]

@@kawashirov Yes, and no. A quick google search confirms that in Minecraft. Air is a block, with void air being a separate block that is identical to normal air just with a different name (presumably to make it easier programmatically to apply certain effects like the damage over time in the void. So your right that it requires no extra allocation, but it is still creating new objects albeit identical objects. Given the speed the player is falling and however minecraft is working under the hood. It might be creating and deleting void air blocks repeatedly. Which leads to a lot of calculations for block positions and possible issues with garbage collection. Again I've never looked at minecraft's source code, but it's easy to speculate the myriad of places something could go wrong here when dealing with giant negative Y values.

[@PanosPitsi]

@@alexparker5127 there is no air in the void in mc. I’m a cs student and I had a Java course recently but also I’ve been playing around with Minecraft mods as a kid.

[@PanosPitsi]

@@alexparker5127 I found out what happened. When the ytber set the player bound to NaN it must have messed with the code for the skybox since it’s the only thing being rendered besides the player. Anyways it’s not the void it self the problem is the modification on the code

[@alexparker5127]

@@PanosPitsi sounds reasonable, and a hood catch. Thay would also explain the skybox freaking out at extreme ranges.

[@pikatheminecrafter]

Height is probably a double floating point integer. 179 uncentillion. You can still go higher, but that leads to +Infinity. +Infinity, as far as a double is concerned, basically means "number too big for precision"

[@aleksandrkurchavin1107]

5:53 Wow there is actually a backrooms level in there.

[@daor4]

coincidence

[@universefight2193]

'Unbreakable' sure there are several ways to break the bedrock

[@-Peaceful_Mage-]

Bedrock edition: look at them mimic at the fraction of our power

[@shqd0wk1ler30]

actually, bedrock edition can handle smaller numbers so it would theortically crash sooner.

[@olivierboys3994]

Now try to reach the sun

[@thecheaterlol]

He reach lhigh to the sun

[@birdlover8968]

10 duoceptuagentillion times larger that the universe high. He went past the sun a WHILE ago.

[@Skyrimlover929]

The sun is not a 3D object in Minecraft Java

[@buildawall5803]

@@birdlover8968 duo what is that even real

[@birdlover8968]

@@buildawall5803 yes it is

[@EliysXD]

from a tnt runner to an amazing content creator, I really envy you

[@spdsyt]

I will always be a tntrunner at heart :)

[@comfuter]

K F ALABA

[@im2pros]

@@spdsyt hey what is the song that you used in this video?

[@zeanravent.pebenito6465]

My goofy ass thought i will end up falling into the end dimension

[@garlandstrife]

6:25 me when the LSD kicks in