Distance effects
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This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the same title. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.Distance effects may refer to:
Minecraft
Far Lands - Generation error occurring in both Java Edition and Bedrock Edition- World boundary – The area defining the intended edges of the world
Java Edition
- World border – A customizable border associated with the world boundary
- Java Edition distance effects – Precision loss associated with extreme distances
- Java Edition distance effects/Historical effects – A history of Java Edition distance effects that will change next update
- Java Edition hard limits – Limitations of the code and their in-game manifestation
- Far Lands (Java Edition)
Bedrock Edition
- Far Lands (Bedrock Edition) – A terrain generation error that formerly happened past roughly 12,550,821 blocks
- Bedrock Edition distance effects – Other distance effects, primarily due to floating-point precision errors
- Bedrock Edition distance effects/Historical effects – A history of Bedrock Edition distance effects that will change next update.
Tutorials
See also
Sources
- Distance effects — Minecraft Wiki, CC BY-NC-SA 3.0, revision 3456786.