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How big could you make a working Minecraft plane?
Nooba builds the biggest working Minecraft plane, surpassing the world record with a massive flying machine over 1,000 blocks long.
Key Takeaways
- Building extremely large working machines in Minecraft is limited by game loading and performance constraints.
- Incremental testing and optimization are crucial to prevent crashes in large builds.
- Using tools like Axiom can aid in constructing massive redstone or flying machines.
- There is a trade-off between size and performance, resulting in very slow but functional machines.
- Creative engineering can push the boundaries of what is possible in Minecraft.
Summary
- Nooba attempts to create the biggest working Minecraft plane.
- References the current world record plane by Pingu, which is about 100 blocks long and flies 1,500 blocks per hour.
- Builds a massive flying machine over 1,000 blocks long using Axiom.
- The machine can theoretically fit 4 million players inside.
- Initial design crashes due to inability to load the entire structure at once.
- Runs multiple tests and trims edges to prevent crashing.
- Successfully creates a flying machine that can operate without crashing the game.
- The ride is free but extremely laggy, taking over 100 hours to complete a flight.
- Video showcases the challenges and solutions in building large-scale Minecraft flying machines.
- Ends with an invitation to enjoy the long, laggy flight.
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To find out, I started by grabbing the current world record by Pingu.
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It's around 100 blocks long and can fly 1,500 blocks an hour.
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Which is definitely impressive, but for being the world record, it's way too small.
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So to make one even bigger, I used Axiom to build this massive flying machine or cube.
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It's over 1,000 blocks long and can literally fit 4 million players inside it.
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But the problem is it's impossible to load the whole thing at once, so it immediately crashes into itself when you turn it on.
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To fix it, I ran dozens of tests after cutting off edges until it finally flew without crashing my game.
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It's free to ride, but I should warn you that its flights take over 100 hours because of how laggy it is.
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Enjoy the ride!
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AHHHH!
Topics:MinecraftMinecraft planeflying machineNoobaAxiomMinecraft world recordlarge scale buildsMinecraft redstoneMinecraft engineeringMinecraft lag
