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"I replaced my graphics card with a paper shredder"

Why does this feel like a documentary of how you die the further you go in space

The transition to each new set of blocks makes this feel like a world ending scenario. From normality, to the land shaking, to pure static.

I've invented a new word: Inexplainablechaoticintegerfloatlimiterrorfoundinminecraftthattheenglishlanguageusedtonotbeabletoexplain. It's made to quantify the realm of madness found at 11:44

"This video is blurred for your safety" Dude literally made a memetic kill agent

“What do you mean? This is how I always play Minecraft”

Every other game: kinda stable at far distances Minecraft: *AAAAAAAAAAAAA*

This is like the Minecraft equivalent of watching a ship slowly descend into the event horizon of a black hole while it broadcasts every minute of the journey.

Minecraft developers see Antvenom's videos in their nightmares.

“The English language cannot quantify how messed up this is” *continues the episode in another language*

My cousin is dancing happily on the floor now. Thanks Ant.

8:20 I like how the cows are just vibbin

"The english language isn't sufficient to quantify this level of chaos." That's some serious meme potential right there.

A Minecraft video with an epilepsy warning. I've seen it all

9:31 oh no, NOT THE TRIANGLES!!

I love how minecraft just breaks slowly as you get to the edge of the world. Until you crash when you go far enough because it's so intense

Minecraft: has the craziest glitches ever Minecraft animals: this is fine

My two favorite things to do: - Enjoy Great Games - Break Great Games

7:36 Unrivaled chaos Also: *pig just nonchalantly walking

This must have been a nightmare for RU-vid's compression algorithm

Why do I feel like I’m reading a HP Lovecraft novel about Minecraft

I like how the animals walk around like its business as usual.

3:59 2b2t players: that is spawn..

Minecraft seriously has some of the craziest glitches I've ever seen.

Minecraft: I fear no man Minecraft: but that thing AntVenom Minecraft: it scares me

“The english language isn’t sufficient enough to quantify this level of chaos” What about ultrachaos?

why is this so unsettling? you watch as the world unravels as you go further out. First it's minor things- weird snow, then shaking blocks. the deeper you go, the worse it gets, until suddenly you have no idea what's happening. It's like hearing about dementia, or a doomsday scenario. It also sets confines to your worlds- go too far and minecraft breaks.

Ant: puts flashing backround on epilepsy warning

Mumbo Jumbo: Does Redstone Stuff Magma: Does Tutorials Phoenix SC: Curses Minecraft Antvenom: Destroys Minecraft

8:32 at this point, there isn't anything new to explain to you Me : oh phew, i already lost all of my brain cells "we haven't gone far enough" oh no...

Psychiatrist: Parallelogram blocks can't hurt you, they're not real. Parallelogram blocks:

Dear Antvenom, Please stop breaking my game. -Love, Mojang.

Teacher: The test isn’t that hard The test: *thumbnail*

me: stubs toe my whole nervous system: 9:12

3:40 My brain during a math class

Me: *stubs toe* My nervous system:

This looks like a dubstep song when it hits the drop.

10:33 Tau blocks away from the spawn!

9:36 Antvenom: "there is more diagonal lines than straight lines! Minecraft, is g-" Me, in the far background: GAY!

antvenom: adds epilepsy warning WITH a flashing backround epileptic people: am i a joke to you?

Duh, what happened is you beat your graphics card with a hammer and put it back in your pc.

This could actually be a really cool modded experience or standalone game with a little extra development and tuning. Journey to the end of the world.

OptiFine took floating point precision error to the extreme here. 😂

Ant: Severe Epilepsy Warning Me: thank god I dont have epilepsy me 8 minutes later: *New Ability Unlocked*

everybody gangsta until the blocks turn into hexagons

9:08 a perfect impression of the stripelands

Weirdly enough, Roblox has the exact same glitch : going far enough, especially in height, from 0 0 0 causes the very same effect. It's called "The Floating Point Zone".

Me: Hits elbow on concrete My nervous system:

Antvenom: travels to farlands corner Minecraft: I'm not feeling so good

That ice glitch actually routinely happens AT SPAWN in VANILLA Bedrock.

*The true and neo chaos* There, I described it with the english language 12:00

AntVenom: "Exists" Minecraft: "Intense Sweating"

I like how every time he says “sure” there is a shore in front of him

This is the most broken minecraft has ever been; you added triangles to minecraft.

This is likely a result of floating point precision errors. More specifically occurring with the ACTUAL rendering itself rather than just the visual block rendering becoming disjointed with the actual hitbox.

Imagine just trying to make a giant base, but then this happens.

This is what happens when you delete your world in minecraft.The real end.

I love your MC vids about farlands and breaking MC,Keep up the good work!

8:17 "welcome to jello-minecraft, I hope you enjoy your stay," -antvenom 2019

“It’s not just the water anymore...” Sounds like the beginning to an apocalyptic movie..

not sure if that blur is gonna help at all..

Breaking news!! Antvenom has done it again!!

Reminds me of the end of Interstellar, but if Interstellar was a horror movie instead.

8:15 It's not Jello Minecraft, it's called "playing Minecraft while being on bath salts".

I can actually explain exactly what is going on here (everything except for the spawn chunk magically reappearing each power of two). It comes down to how computers deal with fractional numbers. They do it in binary, but as a rough approximation, I'm going to pretend that it's decimal. The key thing is that it's limited to a certain number of total digits, _no matter where the decimal lies_ . A standard size for a "floating point" number on computers is 32 bits wide, which offers _about_ 8 decimal places of accuracy. That means that when you're floating around the origin chunk, you're dealing with blocks whose coordinates, in the Minecraft world space, are from 0 to 16. That means that the numbers storing them go from 0.0000000 to 15.999999. Note that there are 7 decimals after the 0, but only 6 after the 15, because the 15 uses up two of the total 8 you can have. If you have a number like 1234, then you only get four decimal places -- the way the number is stored, you wouldn't be able to distinguish between 1234.56781 and 1234.56782. (As mentioned, this is an approximation, because it's really happening in binary with 23 bits of "number" -- but it's good enough to illustrate the issue. :-) When you're drawing the world, it's easy to think of how you, the player, is moving around through a bunch of blocks that are staying still, but the way computers do graphics, it's flipped on its head. You, the player, stay perfectly still, and then the game rotates and shifts _the entire world_ around you to draw it. So, as you pan your camera around, on each frame, the game is taking the corners of every visible block and rotating them around the exact opposite of how you want to move. You stay in the same place, but you see the world _as though_ you had moved because the _world_ did the opposite of the movement you thought you were doing. When you're sitting at (0, 64, 0), it has lots of decimal places to work with so it can place those block corners _really_ accurately. The difference between 15.999998 and 15.999999 is a tiny fraction of a pixel on the screen. But, the further away you go from the origin, the bigger the numbers are that the game uses to represent the vertices of each one of those blocks. Go 1000 blocks out, and now you're dealing with numbers that have 4 decimal places -- that's still enough to be more accurate than the pixels on your screen. Go 10,000 blocks out. Now you get 3 decimal places -- if your screen is 1920 pixels wide, the math is actually less accurate than the pixels on your screen now. Specifically, when it tries to represent coordinates that far out in preparation to transform them into view, the way the computer is storing the number literally cannot accurately store the number. It has to "round" it to the nearest number it _can_ represent. If it needed to put that block corner at 12345.6775, well, the number says 12345.678 instead, and when that gets transformed and drawn, that means that that point will be a few pixels off. Go 100,000 blocks out -- now those numbers are a few _tens_ of pixels off. Exactly what direction they're wrong in is subject to rounding to the nearest number (in base 2), which means each one is going to be rounded a bit differently. The world is going to look distinctly drunk. Go 1,000,000 blocks out, and now the corners of the blocks are going to be _hundreds_ of pixels off, and each one is going to be off in a different direction. The problem here isn't that computers don't know how to store numbers, it's that Optifine chose the wrong type of number for the job. It chose a number type (a "data type") that works just fine if you're within a few thousand blocks of the origin, but I guess they hadn't tested being further away than that at the time -- and, well, I wasn't playing Minecraft back then, but you say Minecraft didn't _have_ a teleport command back when this was written. That means that in order to test it, they'd have had to actually walk tens or hundreds of thousands of blocks manually. There are other ways to handle the math -- different types of numbers, or, say, tricks that involve only working with the offset within each chunk, so that you're never dealing with numbers larger than 16. Since the bug is now fixed, they obviously did one of those things. :-)

Never thought a lack of floating point precision would cause a seizure

Devs: “yay no one will break the game anymore!” Antvenom: “y’all say summ”

"When you think about the optifine mod, what comes to mind?" me: *ZOOM*

“The video is blurred for your protection” People with actual epilepsy: drop on the deck and flop like a fish

I remember having a normal world on ps3 edition and then when i entered the nether and then i see a fortress near with some bedrock and soulsand on the wall and near the fortress

Me: installs a furniture mod in MCPE. MCPE:

No one: Antvenom: Brings up epilepsy warning after flashing the screen

When i say the phrase breaking minecraft what do you think of? *playlist*

Having an epilepsy warning on an already-flashing and epilepsy-inducing background is actually insane 😭 How are you supposed to prepare for what's already happening

“There’s nothing left to explore” Me: are you sure about that?

This video is actually terrifying, in a strange way.

"Since when was anything that I've ever done made complete sense?" *Flashbacks to the Stal debacle

Thank you for the epilepsy warning! As someone who has epilepsy, oftentimes videos i watch that really should have had a warning didn't, so big thanks!

5:25 AntVenom destroying blind people like this mod destroys the world

"When you think about the optifine mod, what comes to mind?" The fact that my computer is a potato and I need it to run the game

*puts epilepsy warning* *has it on a flashing background*

This glitch to me kind of looks like a more intense version of Roblox's floating point glitch when you go too many studs away from spawn in that game.

AntVenom: when I say the phrase breaking minecraft what do you think of Me: Knarfy

Aw crap, here we go again

Minecraft: *exists" Antvenom: Imma bout to break this whole mans career

"the english language isn't sufficient enough to qualify this level of chaos" is such a powerful line, in English there is a near infinite ways to describe chaos and destruction...yet even with such a unfathomably large amount of stuff to work with you can do nothing to describe this other than describe how it is indescribable.

I remember the chaos of mixing every single one of my mods together, it was crazy, the grass had random pixels. The mobs were weird shapes and made random sounds

You know you crazy when u say you broke minecraft and add again in the title

12:17 “There isn’t even a word to describe it anymore.” Yes there is: *funky*

2:33 this man is explaining a normal glitch in 2b2t

“More diagonal lines than straight lines” Um… they’re still straight… just jagged

Ah, floating point errors. The undying classic.

*AntVenom when will you break an ant Minecraft is too broken*

Man rewatching this channel is pure gold.. very unique Minecraft videos compared to the repetitive stuff like civ simulator that is just Deathmatch and hacker vs noob vs pro

10:53 .... So congratulations, you've successfully simulated 4 spacial dimensions in Minecraft. Being able to view your entire world from a single point of view is a property of an extra spacial dimension. How? Who knows

Now I'm confused if this is a forbidden area 51 video or an ant venom vid

"The video is blurred for your protection" As if that helps with flashing images

Grian: I love building in Minecraft! Phoenix SC: I love commands in Minecraft! Mumbo Jumbo: I love redstone in Minecraft! AntVenom:

5:03 oh my gosh, I love that!

McDonalds- I broke the Ice Cream machine again