i love minecraft and still play it just a question with non supported statements.
(with no programming but only reasoning is below with one question, will minecraft java fail/error my Hard Disk Drive?) the blocks are numbers and your client version of minecraft converts those numbers to visual so a smaller amount of data should be streaming through the net however your client java, creates graphics meaning it creates the memory and then dumps it instead of storing those chunks in memory its temporary memory, my question is will it kill your hard disk drive? if your on a minecart track traveling from (0x,30y,0z) to (0x,30Y,20,000Z) blocks in 45minutes and so your view distance is at normal so its 20,000 blocks away x 64 blocks with is the loading of blocks around you x the various height normally set at 34 so we have 43520000 blocks in 45 minutes. why cant minecraft just load only blocks within the view distance? if the server already autogenerated all the blocks within the area of you, why does your client need to know every block that is generated are you (64,64,64) why can it not just load the blocks that are see able (not the 34 blocks beneath you. so over all will java fail/error my Hard Disk Drive (HDD)?
-my laptop HDD sata III failed due to this, it was an epic cart trail!!!
for some reason my minecraft needs to load all blocks even tho i dont see them so it laggs....
it doesn't do this because it would lag even MORE if it loaded only the visible blocks, because it would have to check where the player is, what way it is facing and then the formula to calculate visible blocks would be really hard
plus the game renders the blocks in 16x16x128 sections called chunks, and those chunks are loaded systematically.
(with no programming but only reasoning is below with one question, will minecraft java fail/error my Hard Disk Drive?) the blocks are numbers and your client version of minecraft converts those numbers to visual so a smaller amount of data should be streaming through the net however your client java, creates graphics meaning it creates the memory and then dumps it instead of storing those chunks in memory its temporary memory, my question is will it kill your hard disk drive? if your on a minecart track traveling from (0x,30y,0z) to (0x,30Y,20,000Z) blocks in 45minutes and so your view distance is at normal so its 20,000 blocks away x 64 blocks with is the loading of blocks around you x the various height normally set at 34 so we have 43520000 blocks in 45 minutes. why cant minecraft just load only blocks within the view distance? if the server already autogenerated all the blocks within the area of you, why does your client need to know every block that is generated are you (64,64,64) why can it not just load the blocks that are see able (not the 34 blocks beneath you. so over all will java fail/error my Hard Disk Drive (HDD)?
-my laptop HDD sata III failed due to this, it was an epic cart trail!!!
for some reason my minecraft needs to load all blocks even tho i dont see them so it laggs....
plus the game renders the blocks in 16x16x128 sections called chunks, and those chunks are loaded systematically.
try turning down your render distance
i think i also need to get a SSD instead of a HDD also