The TALLEST Mountain in the World, in Minecraft..

[@eduardomontemayorlopez8797]

imagine doing a recreation of Mount Everest and then filling most of the mountain's ground with powdered snow and then add temperature mod, if unprepared most people climbing the mountain would die, it would bee funny to see friends to that unprepared

[@matthewboire6843]

It would be accurate

[@RubixstewYT]

That's evil ahaha

[@lunarcod7187]

Add Corpses to make it more accurate

[@frogetbrotak7902]

A guy named SmittieKing actually did this! His videos are Minecraft hardcore challenges related to geography.

[@noahoakley339]

Leather boots go brrrrrrt

[@uhbert1009]

baby the "deepest cave in the world, in minecraft" guy dropped I will be busy for a while

[@catedoge3206]

lol

[@solorevolutionist799]

Ive always liked mountains but i feel like minecrafts mountains are underwelming even with the new mountains, they arent in extensive ranges, dont contain realistic glaciers, and really dont feel imposing like they should

[@Noah.M.B]

you should try the mods tectonic in combination with terralith. These two mods together create more realistic minecraft worlds with such mountain ranges. But obviously it is still in the scale of minecraft

[@Fire_Axus]

YFAI

[@sebastianjost]

minecraft is very limited by the height, caused by lack of 3D chunks. With sea level 67 and height limit 320, you don't even get 250m tall "mountains"... That's barely a hill in real life.

[@siyg]

Still can’t get over the fact there’s a 1x1 recreation of earth in minecraft as a mod

[@division1yapper-o7d]

If they made it during the caves and cliffs update, I’d go right to New Mexico and desperately search for the Rockies.

[@luizguipro4855]

there is some people building it in minecraft. I forgot their name but a quick search would probably do the trick

[@eduardomontemayorlopez8797]

It would be fun to make a mountain so high, and then make a hole at the top of the mountain, the hole being so deep until it opens into its own world, giant enough you can't see the ceiling.

[@ccoiser]

it would be cool to do that but with distant horizons mod so you could see the ceiling but the ceiling is so colossal and far away that its insane

[@PicronLeVrai]

Undertale

[@triacontahedron]

@@ccoiser Fun fact: there's a building so tall and vast that even though the ceiling isn't blue, it looks blueish from the ground because of the same effect that makes the sky blue.

[@Fire_Axus]

where

[@triacontahedron]

@@Fire_Axus Tropical Islands Resort in Germany. Though I'm no longer as sure that the effect is real, as the source I was remembering turned out to be a comment on a video, rather than the video itself, which was made by a fairly reliable science communicator, and I also couldn't find any mention of the effect anywhere else. (To clarify, I'm fairly confident the effect is possible, I'm just unsure if it actually occurs in any structure on Earth.) May update in the future.

[@ariszanimaciok]

Actually, there is a project ongoing with the goal of building the Earth one to one scale, and it used to use those mod combinations, however now it updated to 1.20 and I don’t know how that works, other than the fact they use multiple servers for different height limits.

[@meysterpropper1412]

Yes we use a 1.20 bukkit version of terra++ with datapacks

[@Hyper_Slade]

Have you ever considered making a video simulating falling into the center of the Earth in MC?

[@Aimsell2]

I might try that..

[@Spaceman0025]

​@@Aimsell2maybe use a dimension staking mod and make custom dimensions

[@orangecitrus8056]

@@Aimsell2 6000 km? what type of computer do you need for that?

[@Hlebuw3k]

@@orangecitrus8056 that's only 6 million blocks

[@SolTheIdiot]

Cubic chunks definetly. ​@@Hlebuw3k

[@matthewboire6843]

Now I want to see Olympus mons

[@triacontahedron]

One of the insane things about Olympus Mons is that its average slope is only ~4.687 degrees. That's considered steep for a road, but I think that's pretty much nothing for a mountain.

[@matthewboire6843]

@@triacontahedron it would be basically nothing yea

[@triacontahedron]

@@matthewboire6843 If Mars is ever terraformed, it might replace Everest as the most infamously deadly mountain. You'd have to walk dozens of miles in a very cold and low oxygen environment. Probably no cliffs, but still. Also, I was also hoping to see it.

[@RANDAMULOL]

The fact max size is jhst abt 350-ish blocks, 400-ish if below Y=0 included Shows that we cant even make mountains in mibecraft because minimal height classification was 600 meters if im correct lol

[@someguysomeone3543]

Conservative measurements go as low as 300 which still isn't enough if we go by sea lvl, but yeah the world's tallest hill is exactly 599 meters.

[@Amon6669-i1n]

I made an almost 1:1 recreation of Everest in Minecraft...it is really possible

[@Flare7639]

Now hear me out. Every mod you used in this video paired with shaders and distant horizons mod. That would make the perfect combo

[@Fire_Axus]

yes

[@thomThom1914]

Distant horizons are not compatible with that version of the game

[@Flare7639]

@@thomThom1914 well somebody do a version compatibile with it then

[@ItsDesh]

​@@Flare7639 coding isn't that simple

[@Flare7639]

@@ItsDesh ik it's not simple but I feel like if someone spent time doing so and put the mod up for like 5 bucks they'd make so much money to make up for all the time spent developing it

[@xenter7106]

Now combine the deepest cave,deepest ocean and tallest mountain

[@someguysomeone3543]

If you start climbing everest/Sagarmatha from the Nepalese province of madhesh (which i think is the lowest point around the plateau of 51 meters) you could climb all 8800 meters of everest its just that you have to go through the enitre country of nepal on foot.

[@KarolOfGutovo]

2:15 there is also tallworlds by cuchaz, but thqt's for his proprietary modloader that didn't really gain any traction (afaik only he made mods for it)

[@PlutoniumDG]

8:27 isn't that graphic flawed? I thought the base camp of Everest is already at an elevation of 5000 meters? Also couldn't you argue that mount Everest is actually the tallest mountain with Eurasia just being it's base?

[@someguysomeone3543]

Exactly by using the mona kea logic if you start from the coast of Pakistan and and 9000 m average depth that would make everest or Sagarmatha as it's known in Nepalese around 18000 meters tall.

[@senseipugmaster427]

NO WAY DUDE LITERALLY LAST NIGHT I WATCHED THE CAVE AND OCEAN VIDEOS AND IT HAD ME INTERESTED SO I LOOKED FOR THIS EXACT VIDEO AND THEN TODAY YOU POST IT

[@smashbabyghast]

5:07 Killmanjaro, Killtastrophe, Killpocalypse, Killionare

[@gotem123]

Halo, haha

[@TosGD]

underrated af, you dont see stuff like this normally. Ever actually

[@naruomi9477]

Around 3 days ago I thought about there being a Minecraft even where ( x ) amount of people attempt to summit mt Everest. And trying to implement the actual challenges and custom mods for ( ice axes , equipment , ropes, etc … ). It sounds like a fun concept. So I might take the mod from this video and just check it out. 🙏🙏

[@la1m1e]

A stack of golden carrots and leather boots pls

[@naruomi9477]

@@la1m1e ?

[@la1m1e]

@@naruomi9477 all i need to climb it XD

[@naruomi9477]

@@la1m1e lmao truuu

[@ericclaptonsrobotpilot7276]

NANGA PARBAT is the wildest big mountain. It has the “tallest” face of any mountain on earth.

[@rogueemerald]

Those who are interested in these mods should def check out the build the earth project!

[@Xbxllx2]

Fun Fact: if you weren’t counting from sea level to peak, but instead from base to peak above water, Denali would be higher than everest by roughly 3000 feet, and

[@Beyhammer1]

It is tpll becauzs it stands for teleport longitude and latitude 6:04

[@cart4092]

thanks dork

[@badiskool9159]

Now combine them all into one.

[@thebaguetteoven2441]

This video feels exactly like the video of Corridor crew

[@loganboehnlein2738]

Yeah I was just looking at Mountain videos and happened to watch them back to back. It feels like it's exactly like it because it is. Almost the same script, math, examples, and even wording like "Everest is boosted" is ripped right from Corridor Crew with no shoutout or recognition. I was looking for someone else seeing this

[@thebaguetteoven2441]

@loganboehnlein2738 lol I thought I was the only one ty god I'm not alone

[@zman1064]

I'm going to Mauna Kea very soon, nice to know that it's one of the largest mountains in the world.

[@ShadowSoftware]

imagine like seeing outlines of buildings in mariannas trench

[@wllww]

I also wanted to add Mount Chimborazo in Ecuador. It has an elevation of ~6,300 meters, but due to its location on the equator, it’s the closest point to the sun. I actually got to go see it while I was driving to Baños, and it was truly incredible.

[@tintintheodor]

Such a good video!

[@tomatobuns]

I think the ll in "tpll" stands for latitude and longitude since "tp" is for minecraft's overworld coords

[@ironic7178]

dude dropped 4 bangers back to back and thought we wouldn't notice

[@noneotherthanmyself173]

Yoo notification clutch watch insane video

[@noneotherthanmyself173]

Ps I love ur accent❤❤

[@LeCheeese]

We all knew this was coming

[@enderstick_7611]

It makes me think of Inoxtag

[@A_Dog_and_a_Creeper]

minecraft mountains are impressive as is... but this... your world... wow...

[@senseipugmaster427]

I genuinely, truly believe that this man is the most interesting, devoted, and overall best Minecraft KZbinr I’ve ever seen No glaze

[@leafeater1227]

bro why are these videos so high quality u need more subs fr

[@Fire_Axus]

no

[@notromeo_]

Peak content dude

[@loganboehnlein2738]

He kinda stole this script from Corridor Crew tho, it's sad cause it made a good video idea into a scummy move on his part. No credit, no shout out, no nothing. Stole right from his fellow content creators. I wouldn't follow him

[@Hibbit]

Well well well

[@Aimsell2]

well well well well

[@Draconicfish2679]

well well well well well

[@Aimsell2]

@@Draconicfish2679 well well well well well well

[@ekkekrosing8454]

well well well well well well

[@CherriorGMD]

well well well well well well well

[@OhCosmos.]

Good video but is the height comparison from around 3:29 based on the corridor crew video on the subject? Seems very very similar if not almost a word for word replication of the main statement that they made in their video

[@2DBroz]

I was looking for a Comment that noticed that too, it's a pretty cool recreation in Minecraft

[@DodgerFloof]

Yeah it's literally the same thing lmao

[@S1su]

FINALLY! I’ve wanted to see this done for YEARS! The thought that the mountains in Minecraft are only like 200m tall. Now imagine that but 40 TIMES taller!

[@Amon6669-i1n]

I actually recreated Everest in Mc

[@haros2868]

I have actually made a datapack over 2k height just by editing the data of worldgen files in the notepad.

[@wafity]

This is honestly so cool and shows just how amazing Minecraft really is

[@memelord1625-1]

Mate I do believe that first part is a part of the elevation vs prominence debate for mountains And by god do I agree with you, as mountains like rainier near mt. st. helens provide that grander sense of awe when viewed from seattle or nearby tacoma (I highly advise checking out pictures of rainier towering over everything). However elevation, or height from sea level (which in an of itself is kinda... wonky, since sea level varies across the globe) does provide the more popularized feeling of a mountain that commands respect, that being a lack of oxygen, air pressure, and any semblance of a comforting temperature.

[@wdas3063]

"4 FREAKING BLOCKS"

[@PickleArt737]

In Alaska, we took a flight of Denali as part of the tour

[@dewnl8389]

The term that describes how mt everest might be the tallest above sea level but not the tallest from base is proudness which essentially compares the height of the mountain to its surroundings

[@romanvarcolac2238]

What if I define the base of Everest to be the top of the oceanic plate and just say the additional continental crust is essentially a mountain added to the oceanic plate’s normal thickness. I think this whole base to height argument is just silly. Everest is the tallest mountain on earth. Mauna Kea is nice, but it is not the tallest. Why say the base of Mauna Kea is underwater when obviously we cannot stand there? Same thing can be applied to any continental mountain. Just say the base is the top of the oceanic crust then.

[@dewnl8389]

@@romanvarcolac2238 different argument. I was just pointing out the term was proudness, not saying everest isn't the tallest. Also whether or not you define proudness as from any point above sea level or not is up to you. Plus 90% of people don't think Mauna Kea is the biggest so like

[@itstreestand]

You deserve more views man!!! Great vid!

[@tariffictypist7372]

8:27 mauna loa also being 10 km:

[@Aimsell2]

well yes it is a different peak but it is still part of the same mountain as mauna kea

[@costatubhd958]

one of the most underrated channels, big fan

[@helbeglin]

Hear me out: Building massive towers, dwarven fortresses, Elden Ring's massive Erdtree all the way up to its estimated maximum height, with Shattered World Limits (or JJ Thunder) Mods like Tectonic randomly generating massive worlds that not only surpass the current limits, but crush them beneath its toes Finally having forests of massive trees that you can build a fortress in, like those mega/sacred rubber trees from Minefactory Reloaded

[@nnm711]

tpll - most likely TelePort Longitude Latitude. The normal tp command probably still uses the normal Minecraft coordinates, so you need something that converts LatLon coordinates to Minecraft ones.

[@DragonKing-te9wy]

Man that's cool. If only the render distance could handle the raw power of these massive natural monoliths!

[@lamsmiley1944]

It's an interesting concept for a video, but I feel that with such a short render distance it's kind of pointless.

[@Femsell]

this might be the aimsell of all time

[@foxloves_nox206]

3:02 i love the latest picture of mount everest!

[@_Protonic_]

Bros pc boutta turn into a jet engine

[@victorsvidss]

This would have been so much cooler with distant horizons

[@notrankn]

Not available for 1.12.2

[@victorsvidss]

@lèrankǒ :(

[@7lllll]

this made me wonder how build the earth in minecraft deals with built height limits

[@JeffreydeKogel]

How about doing Olympus Mons next? It's the highest mountain (or technically, volcano) in the solar system: about 25km high and about as wide at its base as the entirety of France.

[@Fire_Axus]

we need to see this with huge render distances

[@randomchannel323]

That's why I love custom terrain maps the mountains look way better than any vanilla or modded mountain gen

[@gabesisneros136]

Yo lets go another video for us to enjoy!

[@lil_corgs5924]

Please tell me what is the texture pack in the intro I need that also amazing video

[@Aimsell2]

patrix

[@すべてに興味を失う]

Imagine reverse-engineering Minecraft Bedrock Edition to enable true modding capabilities, then leveraging the power of its C++ game engine to create Distant Horizons-style mods, along with the possibility of generating an accurate real-world environment, in real time, in Minecraft.

[@JaceX2x]

i would like to see these mountains with the distant horizons mod to see how big they are from a distance

[@herobrinemcpe7202]

Year 2050 Aight guys we are colonizing mars in minecraft and traveling billions of blocks away

[@swilleh_]

Distant Horizons would be INSANE here. You could try to port that map though if it won't break the game ofc.

[@playname8339]

Nice video, however, I think you didn't need to copy parts of "VFX Artist Reveals the TRUE SCALE of Mountains" from the Corridor Crew channel to make it interesting ;)

[@loganboehnlein2738]

He also could've left credit to them or anything. I think it's a pretty big breach in creator etiquette to copy so much of their script and video but to not give them credit what so ever, like it's all his research what a lie.

[@thegiantenemyspider1]

cannot wait for part 30 "the biggest bowl of soup in the world, in minecraft..."

[@Alkhemia8]

Making a base at the bottom of Challenger Deep would be pretty cool no idea how you get there in survival Minecraft and trying to leave without a way to teleport would suck to

[@Korulein]

I'm a bit late on this train, but as someone with experience in Modpack Development. It might be possible to generate the world in 1.12.2, or at least the locations you want to visit. And then port the world to 1.18.2 for actual recording. Distant Horizons is available for that version of Minecraft, so it could very well be possible to get a much better render of the worlds. I hope this information helps should you wish to create a second video upon this subject.

[@UnfussyLeaf2440]

phones at 3% but this video is worth it

[@USgovernmentactual]

The TPLL stands for teleport latitude and longitude which are the coordinates as in the code of the mod it teleports you to the pos by the latitude and longitude

[@bonjepkid]

4:16 SAY IT IN MILES DANGNABBIT

[@ottoes8098]

I want to see the scale of an accurately sized nuclear explosion in minecraft made out of blocks with the cubic chunks mod. Some mushroom clouds are much larger than the biggest mountains in the world. For example the tsar bomba mushroom cloud was 60 km tall.

[@Unclearrain]

someone needs to make this stuff work in 1.20, this would go crazy on a server

[@umbreon_plays64owo]

Now we need someone to recreate the game "Peaks" in minecraft. Specifically the two final challenge levels, as the final level is *several* times higher than Mt. Everest lol

[@umbreon_plays64owo]

I mean, it's more like a couple times, but it's still fucking ridiculous

[@TopuFPS]

love this!

[@Thelift2013]

Once bedrock edition lets us do this, im building a cable car on it with my addon..

[@zircon256ua]

After seeing how small a player is compared to those extremes, I think i'll stick to the current build limit (i'd like the bedrock layer extended to -100, though).

[@link1581]

I would enjoy watching you play modded minecraft, I do like the comparison videos, but I feel like you would be quite entertaining to watch play in survival or hardcore or something.

[@MagmaCube-tb5gx]

I knew this vido would drop before it dropped

[@PlutoniumDG]

9:15 bro please use /time set day next time

[@Jiuris]

create the core of the earth in minecraft even with the earth's mantle in its real size.

[@jackskudlarek3138]

Yo I'll be home in an hour to watch it but I feel bad for clicking off after a short watch time so I'm commenting to boost the algorithm.

[@vscomi]

The height of the tallest mountain in the world in Minecraft is 4000+ block

[@matthewboire6843]

Mountains are beautiful and still look good in Minecraft.

[@Barix14]

Make Surivival series with this

[@isayawhaat1634]

could you possibly render out the world and then show that?

[@KazKai]

now use these mods with distant horisons

[@santiagohartmann913]

Good video, you could have used the concept of prominence to explain the altitude of a mountain from base to summit.

[@EaGilgamesh]

Doing this in minecraft without distant horizons is pointless IMO

[@zayenn1146]

the /tpll is for /tp latitude and longitude

[@Amon6669-i1n]

Cool video. I recreated Mt. Everest in Minecraft :)

[@CerberusGoosen]

tpll probably means "teleport longitude latitude".

[@klide1615]

Do this video with distant horizons! cool content brother!

[@melone3631]

I wonder how huge cliffs or sharp aretes would look in this, like el capitan in yosemite or an arete like striding edge!

[@quasar716x]

now add buildings, and flora.

[@Tunaan360]

Nice video, but at the end when you were tping and flying around, really don't understand why you didn't set time to day. Makes it easier to see in the light. Unless that's the world's realtime at the coordinates and you couldn't change it?

[@ZpiceAnRoyal]

New fan equired ⭐