What Happens When You Remove the World Border in Minecraft?
In this video, we will explore what happens when you remove and go beyond the Minecraft world border in 1.21.11, 15w41b, and 1.20.4. I will investigate the limits of the world, what breaks when you go past 30,000,000, and why lighting, rendering, and entities break at around 33,554,432.
We’ll take a look at packed coordinates, rendering glitches, and the hard limits of modern Minecraft, showing exactly why the world ends long before the 32-bit integer limit while still technically generating terrain.
Timestamps:
0:00 – Introduction
0:11 – Going past the Border in 15w41b
1:37 – How does the World Border Work in 1.21.11
3:04 – Going past the World Border in 1.21.11
3:23 – What is the actual end of the World in 1.21.11
3:39 – What happens in the Nether?
4:14 - Teleporting from the Nether at World's End
4:40 - What is actually happening at 33,554,432
6:06 - Going to the Packed Coordinate Limit
7:20 - Exploring the Broken Lighting in 1.20.4
8:02 - Going to the 32-Bit Integer Limit