This Raft Goes Beyond Lightspeed 

the engines don’t work that way in this game it would just sit still

@@stansmith2233 unfortunately you're right😑

@@stansmith2233 big brain devs tbh

The steering wheel can turn you super fast and it’s noticeable if you have a big line for a raft but it doesn’t have much game breaking potential

Just came to write the same thing

Oh boy, you should watch Let's Game It Out. He's the epitome of everything you said.

@@hoshxhosh Thanks, I'll look it up. :)

@Hdidkeks Holy heck yeah. How he destroyed Raft was also baffling. Or maybe every game that he played especially Satisfactory lmao

@@nej2147 No biggie! I'm sure you'll be binge watching him lol

@@hoshxhosh You are not wrong, I've already started. :P

You're not technically circling back around. You're actually despairing the old and respawning it further forward. You will never be able to connect your raft going in one way because the world is generated around your raft, not the other way around.

@@dragex6582 but if the raft is as long as the world itself that becomes entirely irrelevant.

@@pyromaniac000000 Except tge world had no definitive end, so you couldn't make the raft as long as the world if you tried.

@@dragex6582 you can. Your theory only holds on a small scale. But you fail to understand, the world does not NEED to have an end. Eventually youll pass by the same exact island twice. It wraps back around to the same key islands and locations, and the game does not have multiple of those islands spawning in over and over, it has one set of islands. So you build the raft near one, eventually you WILL reach that island again. And since theres only one of each island, and only one raft, you will reach the other side of your raft. See, your theory hinges on going from exactly one “end” of the map to the other, but you fail to realize that isnt actually whats happening here. The ends of the map are entirely irrelevant, its the ends of your RAFT that matter.

@@pyromaniac000000 I do believe you to be incorrect on that point. I am confident that the ends of your raft matter not a lick. I am sure that what matters is a centerpoint on your raft, which is what everything spawns around. That said, I've never tested your theory, so I can't say with certainty that you're wrong.

Hello first comment guy

Ahhhh help I put 301 engines on my raft

Can I hire you for my world then? You get paid in rocks and fun.

If only he can visit Stardew Valley

Just use biofuel 🤓

I imagine the raft is considered the center of the world, and everything's position is defined by it's relation to the raft. Get too far away, and you see those errors.

Similar thing when falling for a long time in Mario odessy

@@DrgnZip this is probably what happens, since islands unload if your raft gets too far away while you're on the island, shown on a Let's Game It Out video

oh. so, MC, Portal (2), Mario Odyssey, Raft, and Mario Maker all have the same glitch?

Once again, the Minecraft Farlands up to Beta 1.7 is *not* floating point imprecision, it's simply an integer overflow. Once you reach the 32-bit integer limit in the distance from spawn, the noise-map the game uses to generate terrain breaks down. However, Minecraft *does* have an example of floating point imprecision in the case of world entities and Bedrock Edition has a particularly nasty one where it's possible for the gaps between blocks to be wide enough due to imprecision that you fall through the entire world and into the void.

That's what i was thinking. Upvote so DF can see this

I think there is a limit on how much the trash collector can hold at once no? But it do be fun if there is way to increase the limit

Honestly? After a certain speed? Probably never. I'd imagine the trash just glitches past them.

Doesn't sutff bot spawn if you going to fast

I was thinking the exact same thing

Basically it's because these things use "floating point numbers" which is the computer's way of representing fractions, and they have a fixed length but the floating point itself moves, thus the name So when the whole number part is huge, the decimals have less and less space, resulting in numbers going up at increasing intervals (0.01 -> 0.02 turns into 1->5->9 for example), and everything inbetween simply getting skipped, so the model starts turning into minecraft because the smaller details are skipped

@@soccpuppet4638 What about where models begin to look like they're wobbly jelly, getting more and more wriggly the further they manage to get? What causes that?

@@edward9487 My best guess without knowing the exact code behind the animation is that the hands are going wriggly because of the game taking the current speed and using it as the swimming speed for the hands, resulting in them flickering quickly Similar effect can be seen with extreme speed potion effect and View Blobbing on in minecraft

@@edward9487 its the same problem as everything else

@@soccpuppet4638 everything else you said is correct, except the thing floating point is based on It's not based on speed, it's based on distance from raft So his hands going crazy means he is very far from the raft

Df upload time is bed time

@@DarknessLPs pretty much! he uploads at 5am my time

@@marveludus for me it's exactly 00:00

Fr tho

It was 8:00 where I live.

I pass out AFTER the universe implodes?!

@@vanc3794 Yes. Make sure to film the whole ordeal with your phone (vertically too, if possible). I'd like to see what it's like to by the very definition of the world, suddenly.. sort of, un-exist.

Yeah sure, It will take about 3-5 buisness centuries. See ya then

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@@ApocolypseChild could be obsolecent

I can use the heads to make fuel! well didn't realize that.

@@edwardtan1354 Obsolete, you can say Obsolete too.

i thought he said he can automate at the start of video

Me too :( I feel like he mostly plays mobile games and it makes me sad. I miss the other games. I'm glad he's more popular now, but I miss the old days lol

@@elianarichards are you talking about DF or gray?

If you like ridiculous grinds for the sake of a snippet of a RU-vid video, check out Let's Game It Out as well

@@NothingRL I think they are talking about gray idk

@@MrGregsRnR I actually just started watching him too. He's a very DF type of person :)

Oh it will be

Definitely.

That might not quite be possible, but it could go as far as doing exactly that... without the game handling that part.

Then again it's a video game about a floating raft in middle of an endless ocean so I doubt they coded the light speed limit

Why would we code that?

​@@edward9487 you always gotta prepare for people like Josh of DF, also it just is part of a the universe. And it’s one shred of sanity in the midst of a PC-crashing insanity so…

It's not round, sorry.

@@dragex6582 The raft world is infinite, sadly

@@eggroll3055 Yes indeed.

yeah....

It's caused by floating point math being imprecise with ludicrously large numbers. Probably every modern game uses that since it's the default way to do math with fractions and is built right into the CPU.

Engines don’t work that way in raft. It’ll just cancel out

lmfao

Thanks You too

Thanks,

Fighting covid rn so thank u

I would attempt this but my computer can hardly run simple games like minesweeper anymore lol