This Sphere is in Vanilla Minecraft

spheres in minecraft possible or not i'm gonna push vanilla minecraft to its limit to see if it's possible to make a real sphere in minecraft so last time we made this circle and that video has absolutely blown up why not subscribe and keep it going i asked you guys on twitter what to do next and the majority of you said a sphere so what we did last time was we spawned an armor stand that spun in circles and that armor stands spawned more armor stands below here with blocks on their heads but what if i was the armor stand instead we're gonna place down a repeating command block oh what's happening and we have this execute as ourselves the closest player at ourselves anchored at our eyes so that it looks out of our head instead of our feet and we run the command to summon an armor stand this should theoretically be a pretty easy way to make a sphere so i just look around i mean i feel like this is technically working let me turn this off that's a pretty good first attempt but of course there's no way to make it like perfect and you're definitely going to double up on some spots and have more armor stands than you need it's just going to be really laggy so here i moved the circle thing back over here whoops i moved the circle thing back over here and i got rid of the two extra ones because we only need one layer of armor stands so inside of this command uh inside of this command block you see how we turn the armor stand horizontally i say instead of just having him spin like this we should have him spin and slowly go upwards as he spins like that and then eventually over time that should make the top half of a sphere this right here is the uh the horizontal turn so for a vertical turn let's do negative uh probably just like one that might be too much let's do like point five maybe try negative point five i wanted to break this guy and we'll turn this on and that is actually doing what i thought it would but a bit too quickly what does this look like i want to press this button what does that do that's pretty interesting so this time let's make it like uh like 0.3 this is 2.1 this is probably fine that seems like that might be a good amount actually that's probably good enough let's stop this break this guy and this looks cool let's turn it and they only they don't turn on the y-axis now i could of course just call it a day and move on but i think we can get it a little more smooth than that so we'll want to execute this command as all entities of type armor stand within a distance of tens probably fine i'm going to run the command to mess with the data we're going to merge our new data into the pre-existing entity of whatever armor stand it picks over here and what we're going to change is we're going to change the pose of the head to be this should be let's try like 15 and then zero zero and 15 should be the axis we want and if i did this correctly they should all be looking down okay if you can't tell they're all like kind of sloped inwards like this but you see now the hard part is going to be to figure out how to get that to work at a different level for each one of these because they all need to have their own specific rotation to look directly at this block but then i thought of a pretty interesting way to get them to turn their heads by making them copy my head so apparently there's a bug in minecraft to where you can't actually get it to work unless something about them has already been changed so it looks like they are following my head but still not the axis we want them to move on i mean this is this is pretty cool too though what we have to do is change the uh parameters inside of these rotations right here now me moving left or right makes a move up and down and now me looking up and down should make them look up and down and that's the thing we want to change but the problem is getting them all to work separately and look at the correct direction ooh this looks pretty cool look at that it's like a little animation that's pretty neat but actually what if i combine the turning of these with our original idea so this command block summons the armor stand about three blocks in front of where we're looking this one just edits it very slightly so that we can even run the command because of the bug this one copies our vertical head rotation to the armor stand and then this one gets rid of the tag so that it doesn't do as much math so let's go up here and let's try it out it's a bit odd for sure it's not exactly what i'm looking for it's kind of fun to color with though you know it's not actually that bad it actually oh yeah it is working right okay it just looked weird from in there that is correct so technically this is a way you can do it i guess uh but they're not turning they're only turning on that direction okay added another command block in the middle that rotates them towards us so then let's actually kill all these and now they should remain nope still diagonal all right so i don't know what i was doing wrong with this rotation one but i literally just copied it from that command block so let's give it a test and we should okay yeah they are rotating okay i think i guess that is typoed something i don't they're like rotating a little bit late it's weird but i mean i guess i can draw a sphere like this started lagging severely and i had to kill some for performance but uh this isn't exactly as smooth as i thought it would be what if we go back to this one let me get rid of the old entities what if we just change this to a very small number a tenth the size and we run it like this and then there's just so many armor stands that you can't even see the gaps in between let's see how that works out all right so um i'm currently on 6 fps that was a bit too many i think okay so i changed a little bit we're down to like 20 fps but maybe this will look a little bit better if i flick this that is marginally better yes this thing is just way too laggy though but you know maybe armor stands just weren't the way to go so i tried minecarts i am now summoning a minecart with an offset block like this and then i want to have a scoreboard that spins it in a circle except i want to spin the minecart this way instead of the way it's going and the reason i want to do that is because if i can make a bunch of vertical circles i can just slowly spin them and make very nice spheres oh stop doing it what happened a second ago it was like dipping back oh the second i started recording it stopped oh there you go you see it did it a second um why is this so unreliable what's happening if i flick this make it a little bit higher it did back a second what so if i can't get this to work i'm gonna have to try something a little more manual but i'm still gonna try to automate it so what we can do is hard code it and so we have all these individual command blocks that make this full circle except we need this many this many more times all slightly turned horizontally to make a full sphere out of this and plus if you manage to touch this [Music] i tried to automate it so that whenever this happens you can just turn it by this a few degrees but as you can see here uh they all just kind of collect together and you can't just change one rotation without changing all of them so it's sadly looking like the only way to make a good sphere in minecraft that's not super blocky like this one over here is to hard code the entire thing yourself uh well i did that i sure did do that and if we press this button we now suddenly have a sphere in minecraft but the coolest part is if you go inside you get the disco ball of mine carts but there's only one thing left to do push the disco ball and crash the world for eternity oh [Music] i just kind of turned to a school bus maybe but there is one thing no one suspected and that's that i would turn the world into a sphere all i'm going to say is my next video is going to be a little revolutionary so you might want to subscribe 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Length: 8min 2sec (482 seconds)

Published: Sat Sep 04 2021