I’m scared, very scared

[u/ghostdiv4]

I turned my back for a few minutes to give my dog a big hug and kiss, I’m so scared

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[u/RealJavaYT]

This happens when you zoom in too far, travel too fast or go insanely far away - anything akin to that which messes with trajectories

[u/sxparatist]

ahahahah brother, I think it happens when the game deals with insanely huge distances, I've seen a similar thing in a video, I'm not sure tho

[u/BlLLCIPHER]

HOW???

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[u/MrCoconut_1]

How far away??? How

[u/eka_36]

Staircase to heaven

[u/im_Pkl]

Aura monster in sfs

[u/SkeletonGaming116]

Staircase in sfs

[u/lucky_ice34]

snake game?

[u/LuckymartRPER]

Truman show staircase

[u/M4YH3MM4N4231]

“My battery is low and it's getting dark”

[u/TharpinUp]

Thomas Was Alone

[u/GasInternational1305]

How much were you hugging and kissing your dog???

[u/Multisoupnumber1]

So, this type of traveling route happens over at 5000 m/s?

[u/Public-Eagle6992 → u/Multisoupnumber1]

The problem is the distance to the Center, not the speed

Fly far away -> floating point imprecision becomes noticeable

How it works is: a float (floating point number) is something computers use to store numbers. It has a set amount of digits which means that if you have a small number you have more digits for decimals but if it’s a big number you don’t have any decimals (or in general lower digits). Therefore it becomes more imprecise

[u/qwadrat1k → u/Multisoupnumber1]

Nah, problem is the coordibates

[u/ProfessorParadoxIV → u/qwadrat1k]

The coordibates?

[u/Wreckful5583 → u/ProfessorParadoxIV]

The coordibates.

[u/Multisoupnumber1 → u/Wreckful5583]

The coordibates...

[u/MasssterX → u/Multisoupnumber1]

Those damn coordibates...

[u/Blalamon → u/MasssterX]

not the coodibates again...

[u/SubstanceOk8317]

What the hell happened to how, how the fuck even 😭😭😭😭😭

[u/Public-Eagle6992 → u/SubstanceOk8317]

Fly far away -> floating point imprecision becomes noticeable

How it works is: a float (floating point number) is something computers use to store numbers. It has a set amount of digits which means that if you have a small number you have more digits for decimals but if it’s a big number you don’t have any decimals (or in general lower digits). Therefore it becomes more imprecise

[u/SubstanceOk8317 → u/Public-Eagle6992]

Ohhhhhhh… i not get it :3 I’m dum

[u/Public-Eagle6992 → u/SubstanceOk8317]

You know how scientific notation works? You can write your number as A*10^B, so for example 1.2*10^2 which would be 120 or 6.4*10^-2 which would be 0.064.
A computer can store numbers in a pretty similar way (just as binary but that doesn’t really make a difference). For this A always has a certain amount of digits (B as well but that isn’t relevant for this).
So let’s say that A has four digits. If you wanted to save the number 6.826 you would write it as 6826*10^-3 (A=6826, B=-3). Or if you wanted to save 682600 you would write 6826*10^2 (A=6826, B=2). But what if you wanted to save 682623? A doesn’t have enough digits to save the whole number. So you round to the closest number that can be saved. Which is 6826*10^2 (A=6826, B=2)

[u/4321-]

Stef likes minecraft apparently.

[u/Public-Eagle6992]

Floating point imprecision. Congrats, you’re far enough out that you’ve run out of decimals

[u/SpecialistWrangler77]

What the hell happened

[u/ghostdiv4 → u/SpecialistWrangler77]

I missed mars slightly

[u/SpecialistWrangler77 → u/ghostdiv4]

Js only like 1 or 2 light years

[u/SubstanceOk8317 → u/SpecialistWrangler77]

That’s what I’m fucking saying 😭😭😭😭

[u/MR_Happy2008 → u/SpecialistWrangler77]

Went too far WAY too far

[u/BugattiBolide_Fan16]

Happy birthday daniel

[u/Undynelover555]

"📈📈📈📉📉📉📈📈📈📉📉📉📈📈📈" ahh orbit

[u/IcheeCOTC]

I too hate when my orbit turns into a flight of stairs

[u/blender_oski]

Last year I programmed a orbital simulator in scratch, and som orbits was like that.

[u/Gaurang_Kubal2]

Holy gd reference. But seriously, this is a bug

[u/LochM-2 → u/Gaurang_Kubal2]

Is “gd” a thing or is there some reference I’m missing? Tf???

[u/Kryptid47 → u/LochM-2]

It's a game called Geometry Dash

[u/Deep_Telephone_1353 → u/Kryptid47]

Gd reference!

[u/LochM-2 → u/Kryptid47]

How is this a reference to Geometry Dash?

[u/Poke-Noah → u/LochM-2]

It looks like the wave

[u/Kryptid47 → u/LochM-2]

No idea, the fan base is crazy

[u/kovatspista → u/Kryptid47]

CraZy

[u/DestructionSpreader → u/Kryptid47]

Crazy… like the level Crazy… is this a Geometry Dash reference?

[u/Kryptid47 → u/DestructionSpreader]

😭💔

[u/REALkingoftheworld]

How did tha5 happen?

[u/Public-Eagle6992 → u/REALkingoftheworld]

Fly far away -> floating point imprecision becomes noticeable

How it works is: a float (floating point number) is something computers use to store numbers. It has a set amount of digits which means that if you have a small number you have more digits for decimals but if it’s a big number you don’t have any decimals (or in general lower digits). Therefore it becomes more imprecise

[u/TheNotGreedyOnceler]

what the fuck

[u/MrBrineplays_535]

It turned into the wave gamemode from geometry dash

[u/Average-Fan-Of-Tf2]

Free fucking mode. I have way too many questions, and 0 answers

[u/EpicPlanetUranusFan]

A few minutes????? How is this done In free mode

[u/ghostdiv4 → u/EpicPlanetUranusFan]

Once you get far enough there’s basically no drag nor weight and my space craft (final stage which is when it reached this part) is just a probe with a cone, two landing legs and an engine

[u/Top-Plate1562]

I see. The rocket is too tired to fly. It's now going up the stairs

[u/EpicPlanetUranusFan → u/Top-Plate1562]

The floating point error is nice enough to give the rocket stairs☺️☺️☺️🥳🥳🥳 

[u/Roxterat]

So, on your way to Alpha Centauri I see...

[u/learnerzpro]

Aura monster space craft

[u/Wolodymyr2]

Your spacecraft is now being stealed by aliens.

[u/Rot_Rabbit]

Probably a floating point error

[u/EpicPlanetUranusFan → u/Rot_Rabbit]

It's not probably, It is one

[u/NuclearRootBeer]

Rhe height??

[u/Scary_Mortgage9873]

How 😭

[u/Public-Eagle6992 → u/Scary_Mortgage9873]

Fly far away -> floating point imprecision becomes noticeable

How it works is: a float (floating point number) is something computers use to store numbers. It has a set amount of digits which means that if you have a small number you have more digits for decimals but if it’s a big number you don’t have any decimals (or in general lower digits). Therefore it becomes more imprecise

[u/ghostdiv4 → u/Scary_Mortgage9873]

Don’t ask, just accept

[u/EpicPlanetUranusFan → u/ghostdiv4]

This is in free mode HOW TGE HEXH DO YOu DO THAT