HI, So i was mining at around y=13/12 and a concussion creeper teleported me out of the world, I dont know what happened to my gravestone or whatever but is there any way to get stuff back? thx btw this was on ftb infinity
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Unfortunately, as long as it takes for void damage to kill you, you could never get to your gravestone if there were one. If I remember correctly, void damage can kill even creative players. I remember back in 1.5, my brother talked about super powerful regen with some expensive armor, but that low in the void all entities get deleted. Unfortunately, your stuff is impossible to retrieve even in modded minecraft.
Ok, speaking completely theoretically here. If the gravestone were above y=-64, the point where all entities are destroyed, and you knew its location, then you could (theoretically) use Modular Force Field system to teleport the gravestone block above the bedrock layer. Unfortunately, MFFS is the only mod I know of that could remotely teleport things, but it's not in Infinity.
And this is why (a) I prefer to play SSP, single player, offline, in my own world, and (b) I am so religious about copying my "saves" folder to a backup location at regular intervals, and always before I do something risky.
Right now I play on someone else's server, so I have no control if something like this were to happen. And that scares me, the thought of losing all your hard work to a glitch is almost too much to bear. Sorry it happened to you, bud.
Was fixed on the 11th April so this couldn't happen https://github.com/SleepyTrousers/EnderZoo/commit/92274320f2d0815fc45f5c0b5b707bf0053addc8
So it's your fault for playing an old version of Inifinity
if you are playing the latest version speak up as it shouldn't happen.
So it's your fault for playing an old version of Inifinity
if you are playing the latest version speak up as it shouldn't happen.I thought that blocks could not be placed below 0, as such, if there is a gravestone, it will be at zero or higher.
One thing that I did not see mentioned is that a Void Sigil (I think that's the correct sigil) in Bound Armour will allow you to survive void damage. There may be a standard "kill all" zone it won't protect you from, but that can be used to retrieve things if needed.
The Minecraft wiki said:Falling into the Void past Y=-64 causes the player's health to be depleted by about 4 (
I also found THIS if anyone wants a good read. According to this guys calculations, a minecraft character falls 90 blocks in 2.57 seconds. This means that from the time you reach y=-64 and the void starts dealing damage, you will fall ~90 blocks before death. This means that any items you drop when you die will spawn at around y=-154. The void also deals damage to items, which according to the table on the minecraft wiki's Entity page have 2.5 hearts of health meaning that they die one second after you do. The minecraft entities page also shows the stats on entity fall speeds and terminal velocities.
There cannot be any blocks beneath y=0 so no gravestones.
I doubt Minecraft would crash any time soon when you fall...remember the "far lands" ? At beyond x/z=12 million strange things would happen (and still do, decreased precision of floating point numbers) but the game survived it.
I doubt Minecraft would crash any time soon when you fall...remember the "far lands" ? At beyond x/z=12 million strange things would happen (and still do, decreased precision of floating point numbers) but the game survived it.
It's not a bug... The creepers are coded so that when they "explode" they don't destroy stuff, but teleport you. Yes they are annoying, but no it isn't a bug
Actually it is, and it's been fixed here: https://github.com/SleepyTrousers/EnderZoo/commit/92274320f2d0815fc45f5c0b5b707bf0053addc8
I guess the fix isn't in the latest DW20 pack (1.4.1), though...
Thank god that got fixed. It really was annoying. I have no problem them teleporting me at random around the world but most people, like myself,don't like void sandwiches.
if you're going to use console commands to restore your inventory you may as well just use the vanilla keepInventory rule to prevent silly losses in the first place...
Or you could accept that there are circumstances that might exist outside of the 'oops, I fell in lava because I'm a dummy' problems. If this was something that was considered enough of a bug to have been coded around, then it might fall into an extenuating circumstances clause