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I do not know why this happened, but I did figure out a solution which seems like it permanently solves it. Whenever a block is placed in the world, the chunk updates such that the y level of that...
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Andreas witnessed the end of the world today
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2024-09-13T23:11:55Z (2 months ago)
- I do not know why this happened, but I did figure out a solution which seems like it permanently solves it.
Whenever a block is placed in the world, the chunk updates such that the y level of that block is now considered the tallest point at that [x, y] coordinate, for maps and mods reading the height. Therefore, all that is necessary, is to cover the entire existing world with a temporary roof.- It's easiest to either use WorldEdit or the `/fill` command to place and remove that roof above all the chunks.
- I do not know why this happened, but I did figure out a solution which seems like it permanently solves it.
- Whenever a block is placed in the world, the chunk updates such that the y level of that block is now considered the tallest point at that [x, z] coordinate, for maps and mods reading the height. Therefore, all that is necessary, is to cover the entire existing world with a temporary roof.
- It's easiest to either use WorldEdit or the `/fill` command to place and remove that roof above all the chunks.
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Andreas witnessed the end of the world today
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2024-09-13T18:42:38Z (2 months ago)
I do not know why this happened, but I did figure out a solution which seems like it permanently solves it. Whenever a block is placed in the world, the chunk updates such that the y level of that block is now considered the tallest point at that [x, y] coordinate, for maps and mods reading the height. Therefore, all that is necessary, is to cover the entire existing world with a temporary roof. It's easiest to either use WorldEdit or the `/fill` command to place and remove that roof above all the chunks.