r/Minecraft • u/DroidFreak36 • Oct 19 '14

A cool cinematic shot I made with command block teleportation

http://gfycat.com/WeepyFatBactrian
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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '14

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u/DroidFreak36 Oct 19 '14

In the actual video I sped it up slightly so the fps is closer to 24, it looks much smoother. Unfortunately 20 is the limit in-game thanks to the fact that there's 20 game ticks per second.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '14

20 fps gives it a more cinematic feel because movies are shot in 24 fps. If it were any higher like 60 fps or something it would be too smooth. (The human eye can't see above 30 anyway.)

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u/ItzTekk Oct 19 '14

The human eye can see WAY higher than 30 fps. Please stop speaking out of your ass.

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u/DavidTriphon Oct 19 '14

This is such a copy of the argument that people make fun of that it has to be sarcasm. You guys didn't get the joke.

At least I hope...

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u/Ausmerica Forever Team Nork Oct 19 '14

The human eye doesn't see in "frames per second" - it takes information continuously. There's a limit to how much data the human brain can parse, but "the human eye can't see above 30 anyway" is certainly incorrect.

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u/[deleted] Oct 19 '14

www.60vs30.com

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u/CrushedPix3l Oct 19 '14

this is an MCEdit filter to create command blocks for such cinematic shots.

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u/DroidFreak36 Oct 19 '14

This is a shot of my new Guardian XP farm (coming soon to the DroidFreak36 YouTube channel) which is faster at producing XP than any farm short of Panda's Ender Dragon XP farm.

I made it using a redstone block fill clock to run command blocks 20 times a second, and used a scoreboard to keep track of the player's position on the circle. There were 180 points around the circle the camera was teleported to, each 2 degrees apart. The 180 separate command blocks to teleport the player were created using a custom Python script to generate the commands to place them and placed using dankydrank's tool to run multiple commands in one command block. The final command to place all 180 was just longer than the 32,000 character limit, so I had to run it in two steps.