Falling 90 million blocks in minecraft!

Mod used:
Far planes 2 (Enables insane render distance)

Mod uses LOD (level of detail) and heightmaps based from perlin noise to make the outer chunks. That is why there are several "borders" between each new level of detail.

Music: Drifting at 432 Hz

[axeandace]

Isn't it weird to imagine that someone with a fully maxed 5 year old hardcore world probably never even explored more than a pixel of the entirety of their minecraft world.

[Torikushion]

Imagine if every single mc world coexisted like this but we’re all places too far away for each other to meet

[PKPKonin]

If someone dosen't SOMEHOW know this already...

This is the entire minecarft world being rendered AT ONCE, all 60 million blocks. Its rendered by a mod called FarPlaneTwo witch uses LoD.
I you would do this in vanilla minecarft, it would have to render EVERY visible block at maximum detail and the world would take up 60 PETABYTES.

[notadoctor]

Weird to think that the seemingly endless oceans we cross, are in reality just huge lakes.

[happyclash]

This is the first time I see a full minecraft world on one screen and it's hard to imagine how big it actually is

[axlucifer]

When you realize that your home is 90.000 km above you…

[BLXPSICOLA]

Crazy how all those little blue dots are those massive oceans that i remember taking ages to cross

[Dangerview]

no way the map actually swirled like that at 4:57 that's crazy dude

[milkyway]

The fact that the world below is the size of Neptune is mind blowing

[Damariobros]

To think there are people who have walked the entire length of the world is absolutely mind-boggling.

[dylansp]

Poor man just fell a 1/4 the distance of the moon just to avoid a creeper attack but ended up meeting the same fate down below. 💀

[Knatrick]

Love the little backstory with the creeper. Can you imagine making a block tower all the way back up there? 😂

[Canyon_Lark]

This is actually how every Minecraft world starts; the real goal of the game is to get enough blocks to climb back up to your house in the sky

[malsypright]

"no, don't touch that computer!"
"Why, what are you doing?"
"Falling in Minecraft"
"....wasn't it doing that last week?"

[dipsyandren]

POV: You are checking the comments while it's falling to pass the time

[smoothbrainedchanner]

At 20:00 it really is interesting to see the oceans look so small... only seem to be a bit bigger than some of the land biomes, when they feel almost endless when youre playing minecraft regularly.

[unusualusername]

I love how even at that height with the whole world lying before you, there's only one mushroom fields biome

[novaro]

Seeing videos like this makes me wish Minecraft generated larger continents

[lukeystuff]

After playing Minecraft for so many years, so many memories I've made. This is so strange. With the addition of that strange but calm music in the background, this is so surreal. Until right about the very end, every time I look I can't tell what I'm seeing. Is it lakes? Oceans? Are those forests, or entire chunks of biome? It's strange. I absolutely love it. A whole new perspective to the Minecraft world. Really makes you feel small.

[cheeseburgermonkey]

5:40 World accomodates for full FOV
8:49 Can see semblance of 3D
10:57 Moire effects significantly diminish/disappear
12:37 Can fully see 3D depth of world
13:50 Player looks around for the first time in days
14:16 Can start to see finer details in the world than just the rough layout of land and water
15:01 More detailed boundaries between land and water revealed, around 50000 blocks of height
15:22 Switch to realtime falling
18:10 ~20000 blocks up, can see boundaries between different-level layers of blocks, can see rivers
20:35 Switch to true falling speed, can start to differentiate between high and low ground
21:19 Can see individual blocks
21:25 Single-block details show
21:27 Can see individual block pixels
21:27 Lands in a desert after 13 days, 16 hours, 19 minutes, 21 seconds of falling
21:32 Creeper?
21:33 Aw, man