[meloetta_344]

If you ever wanted to see what the end of Minecraft's world looks like, or wanted to see if the world was really infinite, or see what the physics look like there then this video was created to show you. Now most of you all have probably been to the end of Minecraft's world and seen what it looks like, but here is also some Minecraft physics at the x/z coords. The exact coords of where we were idk (if you can't see the coords, then you can go to +/- 29,999,999 x/z to check this out yourself), but after the video, I went to the corner 29,999,999 x/z and that was funny seeing fake chunks not being destroyed by TNT. So here is the video (I know the video looks like it was recorded on a toster, I have no idea how to fix this problem with RecordMyDesktop ). When I was talking, I was either talking to soso_1 and zatch16 over skype or to my parents.

[youtube]YTJiA8sTPwg[/youtube]

[Keyhen]

So you basically went to the Farlands?

Hasn't everyone been there already?

[meloetta_344]

No, the fake chunks are farther than the Far Lands.

As from Minecraft Wiki:

In 1.8, instead of the Far Lands starting to generate at 12,550,820 meters from the center of the map, the playable area abruptly ends at 30,000,000 meters, and fake chunks (they are not solid, they can be fallen through) start generating.

[Keyhen]

Oh, 1.8. Yea, I have to check them out again sometime.

I wonder if that one guy has made it to the farlands yet, anyone know his youtube channel?

[AlM]

You could of gone KurtJMac style and tried to walk there, apparently his hard drive is likely to have reached full capacity and/or broken by the time he's even half way there xD