Arqade Asked by Wikwocket on October 3, 2021
I know that the main world in Minecraft for XBox is limited to 1024 x 1024. I have heard that the Nether in this version has a permanent wall of bedrock around it, so it also has a fixed size. But how big is it?
Also, if the Nether is 1024×1024, how does the faster travel work? For example on PC, if you move 1 meter in the Nether, that’s equivalent to 8 meters in the overworld. But given that the overworld is limited to 1024 across, what happens if you travel 1000 meters and then try to come back?
I tested this myself once I got to the Nether. In the Nether on Minecraft-XBox, maps do not show terrain, but they do report your position's coordinates. I went from one side of the Nether to the other (it is bounded by walls of bedrock). One one side, I was at coordinate Z = +140, On the other side, I was at coordinate Z = -140.
The Nether is therefore approximately 280x280.
This corresponds to the idea that the overworld is less than 1024x1024, since the Nether-to-Overworld distance multiplier is 1:3 in Minecraft-XBox, and 3 times 280 is 840.
If the Overworld is in fact 864x864, then the Nether is actually 288x288. This would match my observation, as there are probably 2-4 layers of bedrock on each edge of the map, to ensure there are no gaps.
Correct answer by Wikwocket on October 3, 2021
On the Minecraft wiki, it states that the factor is 3 instead of 8. So that would make it 341 and 1/3 so it may be around that size. It also says in that page that world size is limited to 1024x1024 like you said and since the Nether is a world it might be that big too (although with my experience in the nether, i do not believe it is that big). All in all, its a 3:1 ratio.
Answered by Adam Keenan on October 3, 2021
its the version thats why there's a wall it used to bve there on the Xbox 360 version so 1.16 never had a Wall Xbox 360 version did so the bedrock wall is made by the developer but was removed at 1.10 I think
Answered by Retro105 on October 3, 2021
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