but that's Exactly what he was saying, that it doesn't work on that version and these two exploits are different

@@SepehrKiller I'm adding to that explanation, specifically why it could be Paper.

hi

Probably related to the patched ender pearl loading coordinate exploit that was present in older versions, too. Where the server would send an entity teleport before de spawning the entity resulting in the server sending you the coordinates of the ender pearl landing position.

Also, yes, it is definitely patched. It was parched after some players threatened to expose the position of KZfaq whenever he logged on.

"and he's approaching fast" sounds better :)

@@rpebut this sounds more poetic

@@rpe No. 😏

hes rock climbing as fast as he can

It does, Mojang did not bother to fix that

Not on papermc.

Do you realize that you can go to this location as long as you have the map in your hands lol

maps also show your position relative to the map, on the map itself. If you have a map, you can get to the location of the map by traveling in the correct direction. Vanilla stuff. no point for finding that info. not really an exploit.

the gamerule is 'doMobSpawning' i believe, so '/gamerule doMobSpawning false' should do the same

Yes

copenheimer isn't something new

25$ for a font as beautiful as this one is 100% justified

@@rpe yes, but for a font I do not need and won't be using for commercial stuff but only to ha a giggle once in a while and otherwise has no purpose for me... Call me a cheapskate but for a "personal and non-commercial license" I would happily pay 9,99€

lol there are people who pay for fonts

Finally, an excuse to buy a faster processor, because you can fly faster on minecraft :D

@@joost00719 lmao

Not at the moment, but i plan on making the final version open source at some point.

@@tudbut didnt expect the creator off it to be here! anyway to keep up with updates / progress off when its going to be open src like a discord?

Check the first episode of the series

@@slovakthrowback3738 just checked it out and It doesn’t say.

Depends on which people. I've found the white hat / def con crowd to be some of the most caring and understanding group happy to share knowledge with people putting in equitable effort. The jerks generally appear whenever you find a juvenile (literally 13 year Old) hacker groups thinking they are tough because they have worked out how to use someone else's discovery. E.g. literal script kiddies. Unfortunately the Minecraft hacking community is CHOCK full of them. Due to its dual appeal to kids and hackers via anarchy servers.

There is a subset of 13 year old minecraft hackers who are actually very skilled. Nice people and toxic ones

@@1.0 I find those types are usually creating mods/hacks rather then reusing others hacks. We had a few of those bright stars in the Sponge project at one time.

just learn how to make it yourself

Correct, in fact this was literally his theory on how this works. Use the origin and angle from multiple points to produce a set of lines then search for the intersection point. In the ideal case this would only require three but the inherently imprecise nature of 256 values per yaw axis (1.4 degree angular resolution) will make the lines diverge. This can of course be overcome by using more cats from more source positions as they will converge in the vicinity of the true point. The point with the shortest mean distance to all of the lines should converge on the correct co-ordinate the more data the better this should be at pinpointing the correct point, that is to say the error bars on your estimation shrink. So basically you are actually generating a sphere of points in which the true co-ordinate probably lies and this sphere gets smaller with each additional measurement although the size of the sphere does also depend on the confidence threshold you set. This is all statistics at that point so using two sigma to calculate the radius of sphere there is a 95% chance the true point will be within the calculated spherical volume.

@@seraphina985 in the end we got precise angles by finding the positions where the cat changes its viewing angle

Yes there is...

okay you got first

Third*

fourth

Pretty awesome! So it initializes the list, then triples the size of the list around it, creating a list of 3 references to the same inner list, which is then unpacked into a, b, and c.