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	The Far Lands edge boundary (that is, where it meets the regular map) looks like a solid wall, all the way to the top of the map (Y coordinate 127 in Beta 1.8 and earlier) which is filled with gaping holes perpendicular to the edge. These holes are extremely long, and on the whole change very little as ~~you move~~ through the Far Lands. They can be blocked, partially or completely, but these blockages are rare. This "Swiss Cheese Wall" pattern continues below ground level, to bedrock at the bottom of the world, and appears to be partially caused by a large one-dimensional distortion in the output of the map generator. This area is sometimes called “the loop”. Early versions of the Far Lands also looked much more like randomly placed pixels interpolated solely with diagonal lines.		The Far Lands edge boundary (that is, where it meets the regular map) looks like a solid wall, all the way to the top of the map (Y coordinate 127 in Beta 1.8 and earlier) which is filled with gaping holes perpendicular to the edge. These holes are extremely long, and on the whole change very little as the player moves through the Far Lands. They can be blocked, partially or completely, but these blockages are rare. This "Swiss Cheese Wall" pattern continues below ground level, to bedrock at the bottom of the world, and appears to be partially caused by a large one-dimensional distortion in the output of the map generator. This area is sometimes called “the loop”. Early versions of the Far Lands also looked much more like randomly placed pixels interpolated solely with diagonal lines.

	The Edge Far Lands' average block composition (Based on a 14×14 [[Minecraft:chunk]] selection):		The Edge Far Lands' average block composition (Based on a 14×14 [[Minecraft:chunk]] selection):
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	===== Farther Lands =====		===== Farther Lands =====
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	The second set of Far Lands (henceforth called the "Farther Lands") generate when X/Z coordinates reach about ±1,004,065,924, when the Selector Noise overflows, which is about 80 times farther than where the first set initiates, at ±12,550,821 (this is due to the value corresponding to the "Main Noise Scale" value later found in [[Minecraft:Old Customized]] Worlds being 80 by default). The terrain is similar to the first set of Far Lands, but is more stretched out. They also have Edge and Corner types, which are described below. Sometimes ~~you~~ can see infinitely repeated patterns in the Corner Farther Lands, which appear as diagonal lines starting from the corner at 1,004,065,924.		The second set of Far Lands (henceforth called the "Farther Lands") generate when X/Z coordinates reach about ±1,004,065,924, when the Selector Noise overflows, which is about 80 times farther than where the first set initiates, at ±12,550,821 (this is due to the value corresponding to the "Main Noise Scale" value later found in [[Minecraft:Old Customized]] Worlds being 80 by default). The terrain is similar to the first set of Far Lands, but is more stretched out. They also have Edge and Corner types, which are described below. Sometimes one can see infinitely repeated patterns in the Corner Farther Lands, which appear as diagonal lines starting from the corner at 1,004,065,924.

	The Edge Farther Lands which extend off of Corner Far Lands are notably distinct from Edge Farther Lands which extend from Edge Far Lands - the former can have infinite horizontal air gaps whereas the latter don't. Sometimes, a diagonal line from the Corner Far Lands can be seen here.		The Edge Farther Lands which extend off of Corner Far Lands are notably distinct from Edge Farther Lands which extend from Edge Far Lands - the former can have infinite horizontal air gaps whereas the latter don't. Sometimes, a diagonal line from the Corner Far Lands can be seen here.

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	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.8\|dev=14w17a\|Added [[Minecraft:Old Customized\|customized]] world generation, making it possible to create the Sky and Ground Far Lands without mods.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.8\|dev=14w17a\|Added [[Minecraft:Old Customized\|customized]] world generation, making it possible to create the Sky and Ground Far Lands without mods.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.13\|dev=18w06a\|Removed customized worlds. The Sky and Ground Far Lands can no longer be created without mods.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.13\|dev=18w06a\|Removed customized worlds. The Sky and Ground Far Lands can no longer be created without mods.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.14.4\|Changes to the ~~modulo patch~~ now results in the Far Lands generating at approximately ~1.808 septillion blocks.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.14\|dev=18w46a\|Changes to the fix now results in the Far Lands generating at approximately ~1.808 septillion blocks.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.17\|dev=21w06a\|The Far Lands now appear much thinner than before, with the Edge Far Lands now containing strips of terrain at various widths connecting via right angles.<br>It is also now possible to (with a modification) manipulate the Y Scale to allow the Sky and Ground Far Lands to generate.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.17\|dev=21w06a\|The Far Lands now appear much thinner than before, with the Edge Far Lands now containing strips of terrain at various widths connecting via right angles.<br>It is also now possible to (with a modification) manipulate the Y Scale to allow the Sky and Ground Far Lands to generate.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|\|dev=21w15a\|The Far Lands now look like the Beta Far Lands again as the Noise caves are disabled.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|\|dev=21w15a\|The Far Lands now look like the Beta Far Lands again as the Noise caves are disabled.}}

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	** The soil noise overflow effect still persists all the way up to the limit.		** The soil noise overflow effect still persists all the way up to the limit.
	* Because of player movement precision loss and rendering breaking down at these distances, there is no visibile transition, but is confirmed as happening here due to the map updating the rendering between this and the preceding blocks.		* Because of player movement precision loss and rendering breaking down at these distances, there is no visibile transition, but is confirmed as happening here due to the map updating the rendering between this and the preceding blocks.
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	\| style="color: white; background: #000" \| X/Z: ±9,223,372,036,854,775,807 (±2<sup>63</sup>−1)		\| style="color: white; background: #000" \| X/Z: ±9,223,372,036,854,775,807 (±2<sup>63</sup>−1)
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	* The 64-bit limit and the maximum the map will generate along with the soil noise overflow effects. World rendering breaks completely here, giving way to an empty void similar to the original 32-bit vanilla game.		* The 64-bit limit and the maximum the map will generate along with the soil noise overflow effects. World rendering breaks completely here, giving way to an empty void similar to the original 32-bit vanilla game.
	**As before, at this distance, <code>blockpos</code> fails and rolls into a negative number, and the client will attempt to load a chunk from the opposite end, causing the client to freeze.		**As before, at this distance, <code>blockpos</code> fails and rolls into a negative number, and the client will attempt to load a chunk from the opposite end, causing the client to freeze.
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	\| style="color: white; background: #000" \| X/Z: ±147,573,952,589,676,412,928 (±2<sup>67</sup>)		\| style="color: white; background: #000" \| X/Z: ±147,573,952,589,676,412,928 (±2<sup>67</sup>)

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 ==Other iterations==
 === Infdev 20100227-1414 to Infdev 20100325 ===
 [[File:Eyc0bj7pr4w51.jpg|thumb|The Far Lands as they appeared in Infdev 20100227-1433.]]
 In the [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev 20100227-1414|February 27th build of Infdev]], all generation past 33,554,432 blocks would be solid stone, extending vertically from the bottom of the world to the height limit, continuing out to the 32-bit limit. These are the first truly visible appearance of the Far Lands, although very visually distinct from convention.
 === Beta 1.8 to release 26.2 ===

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	=== Beta 1.8 to release 26.2 ===		=== Beta 1.8 to release 26.2 ===
	{{main\|Far Lands (Java Edition)/Beta 1.8 to 26.2}}		{{main\|Far Lands (Java Edition)/Beta 1.8 to 26.2}}
	The X/Z Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]], so they do not exist without modifications to Minecraft, generating at over 1.~~8 septillion~~ blocks out. In addition, most of the [[Minecraft:Java Edition distance effects\|distance effects]] were fixed. The Y Far Lands (aka the Sky and Ground Far Lands) were overlooked, but were fixed in 1.13 with the world generation rewrite. The Far Lands were "fixed" by taking the remainder of the input from above divided by 2<sup>24</sup>, preventing the overflow at 32-bit integers. By removing these instructions, the Far Lands can be returned to current versions of the game.<ref name="reddit explanation">{{reddit\|2su65c/i_resurrected_the_far_lands_in_181\|cnsuqnt\|I resurrected the Far Lands in 1.8.1\|footstuff\|January 18, 2015}}</ref>		The X/Z Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]], so they do not exist without modifications to Minecraft, generating at over 53.9 quadrillion blocks out. In addition, most of the [[Minecraft:Java Edition distance effects\|distance effects]] were fixed. The Y Far Lands (aka the Sky and Ground Far Lands) were overlooked, but were fixed in 1.13 with the world generation rewrite. The Far Lands were "fixed" by taking the remainder of the input from above divided by 2<sup>24</sup>, preventing the overflow at 32-bit integers. By removing these instructions, the Far Lands can be returned to current versions of the game.<ref name="reddit explanation">{{reddit\|2su65c/i_resurrected_the_far_lands_in_181\|cnsuqnt\|I resurrected the Far Lands in 1.8.1\|footstuff\|January 18, 2015}}</ref> In versions beginning with [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14.4\|1.14.4]], they generate at over 1.808 septillion blocks out due to changes to the fix.

	One consequence of this fix is that the noise repeats itself on the distance, but since the world generation use a combination of noises with different frequencies and scale factors (and thus periods) that overlap each others, this repetition is not noticeable.<ref>{{tweet\|gegybeans\|2095591246211227682\|The patch makes the noise repeat over a shorter distance, such that the overflow never occurs. 🙂 Because the world is a combination of noises with different frequencies (and thus periods), the repetition is not noticeable usually.\|3 September 2026}}</ref>		One consequence of this fix is that the noise repeats itself on the distance, but since the world generation use a combination of noises with different frequencies and scale factors (and thus periods) that overlap each others, this repetition is not noticeable.<ref>{{tweet\|gegybeans\|2095591246211227682\|The patch makes the noise repeat over a shorter distance, such that the overflow never occurs. 🙂 Because the world is a combination of noises with different frequencies (and thus periods), the repetition is not noticeable usually.\|3 September 2026}}</ref>
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	! colspan="4" \|Effects		! colspan="4" \|Effects
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	\|X or Z +12,550,821 (+12,550,817 in the End)<br>X or Z −12,550,824		\|X or Z +12,550,821<hr>(+12,550,817 in the End)<hr>X or Z −12,550,824
	\| style="color: black; background: #cf0; text-align: center;" \| A		\| style="color: black; background: #cf0; text-align: center;" \| A
	\| colspan="3" \|The Far Lands generate, or more specifically, "The Loop" or the Tunnel Lands.		\| colspan="3" \|The Far Lands generate, or more specifically, "The Loop" or the Tunnel Lands.
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	\|X and Z +12,550,821 (+12,550,817 in the End)<br>X and Z −12,550,824		\|X and Z +12,550,821<hr>(+12,550,817 in the End)<hr>X and Z −12,550,824
	\| style="color: white; background: #999; text-align: center;" \| N		\| style="color: white; background: #999; text-align: center;" \| N
	\| colspan="3" \|Terrain generation stops entirely, except for small [[Minecraft:end island]]s (in the End) or an ocean of [[Minecraft:lava]] (in the Nether).		\| colspan="3" \|Terrain generation stops entirely, except for small [[Minecraft:end island]]s (in the End) or an ocean of [[Minecraft:lava]] (in the Nether).
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	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|\|dev=21w15a\|The Far Lands now look like the Beta Far Lands again as the Noise caves are disabled.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|\|dev=21w15a\|The Far Lands now look like the Beta Far Lands again as the Noise caves are disabled.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.18\|dev=Experimental Snapshot 1\|The Far Lands now appear thinner like 21w06a again.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.18\|dev=Experimental Snapshot 1\|The Far Lands now appear thinner like 21w06a again.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.18.2\|dev=Pre-release 2\|The Far Lands generate a mostly flat wall on their faces, with shallow recesses shaped like the 21w06a Far Lands. The terrain in the Far Lands appears somewhat normal, albeit at a high altitude. The endless tunnels are notably missing.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.18.2\|dev=Pre-release 1\|The Far Lands generate a mostly flat wall on their faces, with shallow recesses shaped like the 21w06a Far Lands. The terrain in the Far Lands appears somewhat normal, albeit at a high altitude. The endless tunnels are notably missing.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.21.11\|dev=25w46a\|Added the splash "One does not simply walk to the Far Lands".\|References [[Minecraft:kurtjmac]], who completed his 14-year Far Lands walk a month prior.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.21.11\|dev=25w46a\|Added the splash "One does not simply walk to the Far Lands".\|References [[Minecraft:kurtjmac]], who completed his 14-year Far Lands walk a month prior.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|26.3\|dev=snap10\|The traditional Far Lands only appear in the Nether and End dimensions which use the old noise generator, since the Overworld suffers from multiple other factors breaking down before where it would normally generate. They also now break down overtime, similarly to Bedrock Edition.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|26.3\|dev=snap10\|The traditional Far Lands only appear in the Nether and End dimensions which use the old noise generator, since the Overworld suffers from multiple other factors breaking down before where it would normally generate. They also now break down overtime, similarly to Bedrock Edition.}}
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	== References ==		== References ==
	~~<references/>~~		{{Reflist}}

	==Navigation==		==Navigation==

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	=== Beta 1.8 to release 26.2 ===		=== Beta 1.8 to release 26.2 ===
	{{main\|Far Lands (Java Edition)/Beta 1.8 ~~to 1.14.3\|Far Lands (Java Edition)/Release 1.14.4~~ to 26.2}}		{{main\|Far Lands (Java Edition)/Beta 1.8 to 26.2}}
	The X/Z Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]], so they do not exist without modifications to Minecraft, generating at over 1.8 septillion blocks out. In addition, most of the [[Minecraft:Java Edition distance effects\|distance effects]] were fixed. The Y Far Lands (aka the Sky and Ground Far Lands) were overlooked, but were fixed in 1.13 with the world generation rewrite. The Far Lands were "fixed" by taking the remainder of the input from above divided by 2<sup>24</sup>, preventing the overflow at 32-bit integers. By removing these instructions, the Far Lands can be returned to current versions of the game.<ref name="reddit explanation">{{reddit\|2su65c/i_resurrected_the_far_lands_in_181\|cnsuqnt\|I resurrected the Far Lands in 1.8.1\|footstuff\|January 18, 2015}}</ref>		The X/Z Far Lands were fixed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]], so they do not exist without modifications to Minecraft, generating at over 1.8 septillion blocks out. In addition, most of the [[Minecraft:Java Edition distance effects\|distance effects]] were fixed. The Y Far Lands (aka the Sky and Ground Far Lands) were overlooked, but were fixed in 1.13 with the world generation rewrite. The Far Lands were "fixed" by taking the remainder of the input from above divided by 2<sup>24</sup>, preventing the overflow at 32-bit integers. By removing these instructions, the Far Lands can be returned to current versions of the game.<ref name="reddit explanation">{{reddit\|2su65c/i_resurrected_the_far_lands_in_181\|cnsuqnt\|I resurrected the Far Lands in 1.8.1\|footstuff\|January 18, 2015}}</ref>

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	\|X or Z +12,550,821<br>X or Z −12,550,824		\|X or Z +12,550,821 (+12,550,817 in the End)<br>X or Z −12,550,824
	\| style="color: black; background: #cf0; text-align: center;" \| A		\| style="color: black; background: #cf0; text-align: center;" \| A
	\| colspan="3" \|The Far Lands generate, or more specifically, "The Loop" or the Tunnel Lands.		\| colspan="3" \|The Far Lands generate, or more specifically, "The Loop" or the Tunnel Lands.
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	\|X and Z +12,550,821<br>X and Z −12,550,824		\|X and Z +12,550,821 (+12,550,817 in the End)<br>X and Z −12,550,824
	\| style="color: white; background: #999; text-align: center;" \| N		\| style="color: white; background: #999; text-align: center;" \| N
	\| colspan="3" \|Terrain generation stops entirely, except for small [[Minecraft:end island]]s (in the End) or an ocean of [[Minecraft:lava]] (in the Nether).		\| colspan="3" \|Terrain generation stops entirely, except for small [[Minecraft:end island]]s (in the End) or an ocean of [[Minecraft:lava]] (in the Nether).

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			=== <span style="color:#FFF">Up to 32-bit distance limits (X/Z: < ±34,359,738,368)</span> ===
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	\| X/Z: ±12,550,824 (±{{frac\|2<sup>31</sup>\|171.103}})		\| X/Z: ±12,550,824 (±{{frac\|2<sup>31</sup>\|171.103}})
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	* Selector Noise overflows, causing the Farther Lands to begin generating, which are much less detailed and thinner then the original Far Lands.		* Selector Noise overflows, causing the Farther Lands to begin generating, which are much less detailed and thinner then the original Far Lands.
	**This means the variation between low and high noise also breaks down. Like how the usual Far Lands is a series of straight tunnels, the Farther Lands divides the world into a series of straight regions, with low noise used exclusively in one region and high noise in others. As such, the variation usually seen in the Far Lands vanishes after the Farther Lands.		**This means the variation between low and high noise also breaks down. Like how the usual Far Lands is a series of straight tunnels, the Farther Lands divides the world into a series of straight regions, with low noise used exclusively in one region and high noise in others. As such, the variation usually seen in the Far Lands vanishes after the Farther Lands.
	\|[[File:~~MC-distance2~~.png\|thumb\|240px]]		\|[[File:Farther Lands.png\|thumb\|240px]]
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	\| X/Z: ±2,147,483,647 (±2<sup>31</sup>−1)		\| X/Z: ±2,147,483,647 (±2<sup>31</sup>−1)
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	! colspan="3" style="color: white; background: #000" \| 64-bit distance limits		! colspan="3" style="color: white; background: #000" \|

			=== <span style="color:#FFF">Up to 64-bit distance limits (X/Z: < ±147,573,952,589,676,412,928)</span> ===
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	\| style="color: #000033; background: #D3D3D3" \| X/Z: ±9,007,199,254,740,992 (±2<sup>53</sup>)		\| style="color: #000033; background: #D3D3D3" \| X/Z: ±9,007,199,254,740,992 (±2<sup>53</sup>)

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	===== Corner cuboid/Vertex Far Lands =====		===== Corner cuboid/Vertex Far Lands =====
	A rarely encountered type, this is the result of an overflow on every axis. It's known as the '''vertex Far Lands''' or the '''abyss'''. This form seems to vary throughout worlds, and can only be encountered with three axes overflowing at once, which is effectively impossible in any version without mods. There are eight possible regions for this case, corresponding to the vertices of a cuboid.		A rarely encountered type, this is the result of an overflow on every axis. It's known as the '''vertex Far Lands''' or the '''abyss'''. This form seems to vary throughout worlds, and can only be encountered with three axes overflowing at once, which is effectively impossible in any version without mods.

			There are eight possible regions for this case, corresponding to the vertices of a cuboid.
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 The most commonly depicted form, this is the result of an overflow on only one axis. It's known as the '''edge Far Lands''' or the '''loop'''. In this form, it generates long spongy-like holes on the walls of Far Lands.
-On a 2D plane, there are four different overflows possible, corresponding to the four edges of a rectangle. In 3D space, there are six different overflows possible, corresponding to the faces of a cuboid.
+On a 2D plane, there are four different overflows possible, corresponding to the edges of a rectangle. In 3D space, there are six different overflows possible, corresponding to the faces of a cuboid.
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-The Far Lands edge boundary (that is, where it meets the regular map) looks like a solid wall, all the way to the top of the map (Y coordinate 127 in Beta 1.8 and earlier) which is filled with gaping holes perpendicular to the edge. These holes are extremely long, perhaps "endless", and on the whole seem to change very little, however deep the player's adventures. They can be blocked, partially or completely, but these blockages are rare and temporary. This "Swiss Cheese Wall" pattern continues below ground level, to the bottom of the map, and appears to be partially caused by a large one-dimensional distortion in the output of the map generator. This area is sometimes called “the loop”. Early versions of the Far Lands also looked much more like randomly placed pixels interpolated solely with diagonal lines.
+The Far Lands edge boundary (that is, where it meets the regular map) looks like a solid wall, all the way to the top of the map (Y coordinate 127 in Beta 1.8 and earlier) which is filled with gaping holes perpendicular to the edge. These holes are extremely long, and on the whole change very little as you move through the Far Lands. They can be blocked, partially or completely, but these blockages are rare. This "Swiss Cheese Wall" pattern continues below ground level, to bedrock at the bottom of the world, and appears to be partially caused by a large one-dimensional distortion in the output of the map generator. This area is sometimes called “the loop”. Early versions of the Far Lands also looked much more like randomly placed pixels interpolated solely with diagonal lines.
-The Edge Far Lands' average block composition: 36% [[Minecraft:stone]], 25% [[Minecraft:air]], 23% [[Minecraft:water]], 10% [[Minecraft:dirt]]/[[Minecraft:grass block]], 2% [[Minecraft:bedrock]], and 4% others. (Based on a 14×14 [[Minecraft:chunk]] selection)
+The Edge Far Lands' average block composition (Based on a 14×14 [[Minecraft:chunk]] selection):
 ===== Edge cuboid/Corner Far Lands =====

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	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.8\|dev=14w17a\|Added [[Minecraft:Old Customized\|customized]] world generation, making it possible to create the Sky and Ground Far Lands without mods.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.8\|dev=14w17a\|Added [[Minecraft:Old Customized\|customized]] world generation, making it possible to create the Sky and Ground Far Lands without mods.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.13\|dev=18w06a\|Removed customized worlds. The Sky and Ground Far Lands can no longer be created without mods.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.13\|dev=18w06a\|Removed customized worlds. The Sky and Ground Far Lands can no longer be created without mods.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.14.4\|Changes to the ~~modulo patch~~ now results in the Far Lands generating at approximately ~1.808 septillion blocks.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.14\|dev=18w46a\|Changes to the fix now results in the Far Lands generating at approximately ~1.808 septillion blocks.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.17\|dev=21w06a\|The Far Lands now appear much thinner than before, with the Edge Far Lands now containing strips of terrain at various widths connecting via right angles.<br>It is also now possible to (with a modification) manipulate the Y Scale to allow the Sky and Ground Far Lands to generate.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|1.17\|dev=21w06a\|The Far Lands now appear much thinner than before, with the Edge Far Lands now containing strips of terrain at various widths connecting via right angles.<br>It is also now possible to (with a modification) manipulate the Y Scale to allow the Sky and Ground Far Lands to generate.}}
	\|{{HistoryLine\|\|\|dev=21w15a\|The Far Lands now look like the Beta Far Lands again as the Noise caves are disabled.}}		\|{{HistoryLine\|\|\|dev=21w15a\|The Far Lands now look like the Beta Far Lands again as the Noise caves are disabled.}}