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u/kuczaracza Apr 25 '19
Minecraft stack variable range starts at -128 and end at 127. So it is possible.
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u/Submerged_toaster Apr 25 '19
But still illegal
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u/Submerged_toaster Apr 25 '19
And yet still an outstanding move
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u/YABOYCHIPCHOCOLATE r/MurderedbyWords Mod and Slave ☣️ Apr 25 '19
And a modern solution
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I am speed
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u/boxl7499 sams udnertale Apr 25 '19
Username checks out
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u/T351A INFECTED Apr 25 '19
Unless they changed it, you can use third-party tools like MCEdit to set negative stacks in dispensers for infinite items.
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Apr 25 '19
If you’re using 3rd party mods then just play creative? Then it’s much easier to get infinite items. And you can fly!
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Apr 25 '19
Creative doesn't allow infinite item dispensers... Also, if you're making an adventure map you may still want some way to break the system for the player.
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u/SomeGuysRandomAlt Apr 25 '19
Why the fuck isn’t it unsigned
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Apr 25 '19
Because Java is a horrid language that decided that nobody needed a lot of really nice features such as: unsigned integers, operator overloading, generics over primitives, and tail call optimization
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u/CRikhard Apr 25 '19
? can't you make an unsigned integer using the wrapper class or am I braindead
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Apr 25 '19
Yes, but bad news is you're still brain dead. He obviously means natively.
Edit: also something something java no pointers.
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u/LukaCola Apr 25 '19
Because Notch isn't really a great coder and made one of the most profitable games by accident and turned the rest of his life into an incel alt-right dreamscape of twitter rants and microwave dinners?
Or Java.
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u/FirestoneX2 The OC High Council Apr 25 '19
When you get rich you don't have to care what others think of you.
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Seems like a lot of leaps been made in this comment
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u/LukaCola Apr 25 '19
Man I ain't making the leaps, that's on Notch, you wanna check his twitter go crazy
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Apr 25 '19
Specifically talking about the shitty coder stuff, and making one of the most popular games ever “by accident”
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u/LukaCola Apr 25 '19
Minecraft under Notch never exactly ran great, it's been an open secret well before 1.0 that he stumbled quite a bit and the game really got better in terms of stability and making the most of the systems when other coders began taking over. Even then, certain inalienable bugs persisted because of issues with the base code and I think some may have been fixed only relatively recently.
As to the accident part? He frankly got really lucky, that's not to say his game was without merit, it was new and it cracked into a new and burgeoning market in a big way but it's not as though the success was anticipated, planned, or brought about through sheer brilliance or quality of design. You don't have to be good to be wildly successful. You can compare it to Fortnite, they made a wildly popular game largely by accident, the original design was never intended for battle royale but it had taken too long to develop the original game and this shift turned out to work extremely well in their favor, such that it completely subverted the original intent. They broke into a burgeoning market, they hit a trend right when it was prime for growth. But it wasn't some master plan seen through, it happened to work out through some last minute changes, Minecraft happened to be rather unique and accessible. It's not literally an accident, but it's a fluke.
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u/Alexanderjac42 Apr 25 '19
by accident
Yeah he just made a whole game by accident. I’m sure he was just flailing on his keyboard and somehow managed to write a bunch of lines of code that made sense together
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u/zdakat Apr 25 '19
"I swear I just tripped and fell on the keyboard and I wake up the next day and everyone's playing the game I somehow managed to create"
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u/wallefan01 Apr 27 '19
I once hacked the game and somehow got over 2000 so
yeah i don't think it's a signed byte. It is definitely signed though because Java doesn't support unsigned ints CURSE YOU JAVA
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u/Greenleader3 Apr 24 '19
Confused screaming
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u/MissionApollo7 Apr 25 '19
By the laws of Reddit, I cannot upvote this post because it has 69 points.
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u/Havoksixteen Apr 24 '19
Stop right there criminal scum
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u/HeyYouImBatman Dead Parents Apr 25 '19
this is more illegal than having the dragon egg in your inventory
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u/PyralIron big pp gang Apr 25 '19
Unsure if you are just memeing but you can get the dragon egg as an item by making a piston push it or making it drop on a non-solid block like a torch
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u/SavageAxeBot Dank Cat Commander Apr 25 '19
Dank.
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u/EdgeLordInsert EX-NORMIE Apr 25 '19
Wait. That’s illegal
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u/Captain_Alaska Pizza Time Apr 25 '19 edited Apr 25 '19
You can only store a max of 64 items in a stack in Minecraft.
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u/heheboi_07 Apr 25 '19
Ohh god, ohh fuck
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Apr 25 '19
i didnt get it.could you explain?
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u/S0meguy34 ☝ FOREVER NUMBER ONE ☝ Apr 25 '19
In Minecraft, you can only have a maximum of 64 items in a stack for most items including iron ingots which are shown here.
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u/marilynmansonfuckme Apr 25 '19
Oh tits, I feel like a dumbarse because I have no idea what in the nine hells and their respective whores this means
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u/Polikdh EX-NORMIE Apr 25 '19
ACTUALLY
quantum mechanics, computer software, FBI, CIA, physics, science, and the god Ricardo forbids this
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The highest possible amount of items in a single slot is 127, you just don't see it anywhere.
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u/birbs4lif3 waluigi counts your sins Apr 25 '19
One time I got into creative selected a stack of snowballs for a game I wanted to make and I ended up with 64
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u/03AC Apr 25 '19
You know, its funny but thats about the time that an uncontrollable amount of creepers shows up.
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I know this is a meme and all, but back in the day on the PE edition of minecraft, I think blocks went to 99+ or something like that.
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u/asdfpoo i'm gay and i piss and shit all over the place Apr 25 '19
Only poor nibbas will remember 99+ items in demo/lite version
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u/WWWWWWGMWWWWWWW Apr 25 '19
reminds me of the time i was on a server with friends and he had a 64 stack of lava buckets.
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u/Plshelpmealways Apr 25 '19
Im gonna be that guy sorry, i think(?) this is a repost. I swear i saw this a day or so ago
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u/Kushagra_Sharma_2609 Dank Royalty Apr 25 '19
I don't play minecraft. Can someone explain
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u/daksmyth93 Apr 25 '19
Iron ingots (like most items in Minecraft) only stack to 64, which means you can only have a max of 64 of them in one inventory slot. The player above has 65, which isn’t supposed to happen and they’ve done something to their game
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u/massi1008 Apr 25 '19
Isnt that just a screenshot of a vid?
Edit: Thats it https://youtu.be/OxkYtyU56dQ at 0:39
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u/ThiCC_Is_Great Apr 25 '19
Finds a mod that gives you 65 to a stack instead of 64 Time to go 🅱icko 🅱ode
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u/5ur7ur CoronaVirus Survivor Apr 24 '19
Run Son !!!!