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Attempting to surpass the 30 million block cap in contemporary Minecraft Java.

Attempting to surpass the 30 million block cap in contemporary Minecraft Java.

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HGK_elshamy
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08-10-2021, 09:57 AM
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There is a big community of technical people, trying to break Minecraft, and I am one of them. It has been possible to surpass the 30 million block limit in Minecraft Java, and successfully teleporting way beyond 30 million blocks without the game crashing, but that was in the older versions of Minecraft. I am trying to achieve that in modern Minecraft. One awesome tool that I am using is called Cheat Engine, which always me to modify any value of a given memory address, which can be used to take control and alter the values of the X, Y, and Z coordinate values in Minecraft. But whenever I lock the memory address and change their values, it seems like Cheat Engine doesn't have direct and complete control on those memory addresses. After I lock the memory address, Minecraft behaves a bit wacky, it seems like Cheat Engine in the background is trying to change the variables of X, Y, and Z, but Minecraft keeps pushing them back to the actual and original values. And, if I try to see what code writes to the X and Z values (don't care about Y), I see nothing but blank. Other times, I was partially successful. Somehow, I got Minecraft to teleport where I wanted automatically by locking few addresses while leaving others unlocked, but that crashed the game, even if I only made it teleport about 50 million blocks (I am pretty sure Minecraft is capable to generating terrain up to 50 million blocks, but either there is a limitation set, or I messed something up and changed a variable that I shouldn't have). Next, I tried changing the hard limit wall that exists at 30 million blocks, but that yielded no results. My best bet will be to literally de-compile the game (if you can that is), and tinker inside the code, but that requires deep Java knowledge, which I don't have. You guys have any ideas?
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08-10-2021, 09:57 AM #1

There is a big community of technical people, trying to break Minecraft, and I am one of them. It has been possible to surpass the 30 million block limit in Minecraft Java, and successfully teleporting way beyond 30 million blocks without the game crashing, but that was in the older versions of Minecraft. I am trying to achieve that in modern Minecraft. One awesome tool that I am using is called Cheat Engine, which always me to modify any value of a given memory address, which can be used to take control and alter the values of the X, Y, and Z coordinate values in Minecraft. But whenever I lock the memory address and change their values, it seems like Cheat Engine doesn't have direct and complete control on those memory addresses. After I lock the memory address, Minecraft behaves a bit wacky, it seems like Cheat Engine in the background is trying to change the variables of X, Y, and Z, but Minecraft keeps pushing them back to the actual and original values. And, if I try to see what code writes to the X and Z values (don't care about Y), I see nothing but blank. Other times, I was partially successful. Somehow, I got Minecraft to teleport where I wanted automatically by locking few addresses while leaving others unlocked, but that crashed the game, even if I only made it teleport about 50 million blocks (I am pretty sure Minecraft is capable to generating terrain up to 50 million blocks, but either there is a limitation set, or I messed something up and changed a variable that I shouldn't have). Next, I tried changing the hard limit wall that exists at 30 million blocks, but that yielded no results. My best bet will be to literally de-compile the game (if you can that is), and tinker inside the code, but that requires deep Java knowledge, which I don't have. You guys have any ideas?

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