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	In [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.0.20a]], the inventory was added as simple screen with selection of blocks. Unlike the beta creative inventory from Beta 1.8, the classic creative inventory was fundamentally different, it didn't had any sliders nor pages (because all blocks fitted into one page) and instead of clicking on block and dragging it into inventory, simply selecting blocks with left click made them instantly appear in hotbar. Classic creative inventory was accessible with {{Keys\|B}} key.		In [[Minecraft:Java Edition Classic 0.0.20a]], the inventory was added as simple screen with selection of blocks. Unlike the beta creative inventory from Beta 1.8, the classic creative inventory was fundamentally different, it didn't had any sliders nor pages (because all blocks fitted into one page) and instead of clicking on block and dragging it into inventory, simply selecting blocks with left click made them instantly appear in hotbar. Classic creative inventory was accessible with {{Keys\|B}} key.

	Classic creative inventory was absent in Survival Test, and it was fully removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091231-1856\|Indev 0.31 20091231-1856]] and replaced with survival inventory, while the default key to open/close inventory was changed from {{Keys\|B}} to {{Keys\|I}} (that was later in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.4\|Beta 1.4]] changed to {{Keys\|E}}).		Classic creative inventory was absent in Survival Test, and it was fully removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091231-1856\|Indev 0.31 20091231-1856]] and replaced with survival inventory, while the default key to open/close inventory was changed from {{Keys\|B}} to {{Keys\|I}} (that was later in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.4\|Beta 1.4]] again changed to {{Keys\|E}}).

	=== On-screen block indicator ===		=== On-screen block indicator ===
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	== Temporary features ==		== Temporary features ==
			These features were never meant to get into final releases. They were either quickly reconsidered by developers, implemented temporarily or remained as leftovers from internal development.

	=== Old conduit particles ===		=== Old conduit particles ===

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	=== Items falling to the floor of water ===		=== Items falling to the floor of water ===
	Prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.13]], throwing items into water made them instantly fall to the floor of water. In 1.13, this was changed and items slowly submerge into water before they slowly float to the surface.		Prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.13]], throwing items into water made them instantly fall to the floor of water. In 1.13, this was changed and items slowly submerge into water before they slowly float to the surface.

			=== Ender pearls passing through nether portals ===
			Prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.21]], throwing [[Minecraft:Ender Pearl\|ender pearls]] at a [[Minecraft:Nether Portal\|nether portal]] made them pass through [[Minecraft:Nether Portal (block)\|portal blocks]]. In 1.21, this was changed and ender pearls now teleport players to [[Minecraft:The Nether]] if thrown into portal.

	=== Restricted placement of chests ===		=== Restricted placement of chests ===
	Prior to Java Edition 1.13, placement of [[Minecraft:Chest\|chests]] (and [[Minecraft:Trapped Chest\|trapped chests]] as well) was restricted and players had to place a new chest with an 1 block-wide gap between an existing double chest. In 1.13 (snapshot [[Minecraft:Java Edition 17w47a\|17w47a]]), this restriction was removed and players were able to place a new chest directly next to an existing double chest (or hold shift-click to place a new chest next to a single chest).		Prior to [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.13]], placement of [[Minecraft:Chest\|chests]] (and [[Minecraft:Trapped Chest\|trapped chests]] as well) was restricted and players had to place a new chest with an 1 block-wide gap between an existing double chest. In 1.13 (snapshot [[Minecraft:Java Edition 17w47a\|17w47a]]), this restriction was removed and players were able to place a new chest directly next to an existing double chest (or hold shift-click to place a new chest next to a single chest).

	=== Arbitrary placement of cacti ===		=== Arbitrary placement of cacti ===

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	=== Pre-loaded items ===		=== Pre-loaded items ===
	~~{{cleanup\|section=1\|some of the images used here seem anachronistic or even sourced from the completely wrong edition, or are of completely unexpected block states}}~~
	Different versions in Minecraft's history had items pre-spawned in the player's inventory. Here is a table below:		Different versions in Minecraft's history had items pre-spawned in the player's inventory. Here is a table below:
	{\| class="mw-collapsible wikitable" style="text-align:center"		{\| class="mw-collapsible wikitable" style="text-align:center"

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	=== Access crafting with {{Key\|B}} ===		=== Access crafting with {{Key\|B}} ===
	In [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100129-1447\|Indev 20100129-1447]], it was possible to access ~~3x3~~ crafting grid UI by pressing {{Key\|B}}. This was intended only as temporary way, and it was removed shortly after in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100129-2332\|Indev 20100129-2332]] after addition of [[Minecraft:Crafting Table\|crafting tables]].		In [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100129-1447\|Indev 20100129-1447]], it was possible to access the 3×3 crafting grid UI by pressing {{Key\|B}}. This was intended only as temporary way, and it was removed shortly after in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100129-2332\|Indev 20100129-2332]] after addition of [[Minecraft:Crafting Table\|crafting tables]].

	=== Toggle render distance with {{Key\|F}} ===		=== Toggle render distance with {{Key\|F}} ===
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	=== Sheep drop wool upon being hit ===		=== Sheep drop wool upon being hit ===
	Between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev\|Indev]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.6.6\|Beta 1.6.6]], hitting [[Minecraft:sheep]] with left click made them drop [[Minecraft:wool]]. This feature was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7\|Beta 1.7]] due to addition of [[Minecraft:shears]].		Between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev\|Indev]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.6.6\|Beta 1.6.6]], hitting [[Minecraft:sheep]] with left click made them drop [[Minecraft:wool]]. This feature was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7\|Beta 1.7]] due to addition of [[Minecraft:shears]].

			=== Arrows sticking to mobs ===
			When player hit any mobs with arrow using bow, arrows stayed attached to their bodies. This feature was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.0.0\|1.0.0]] and arrows no longer visually appears on mobs.

	=== Boats shatter on impact ===		=== Boats shatter on impact ===
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	=== Passive monsters ===		=== Passive monsters ===
	When monsters ([[Minecraft:Zombie\|zombies]], [[Minecraft:Skeleton\|skeletons]], [[Minecraft:Spider\|spiders]] and [[Minecraft:Creeper\|creepers]]) were re-added to game in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100202\|Indev 0.31 20100202]] (after they were initially removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091223-0040\|Indev 0.31 20091223-0040]]), they were accidentally programmed to be passive (instead of hostile), because Notch forgot to re-implement hostile AI. This behavior was fixed shortly after in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100204-2027\|Indev 0.31 20100204-2027]].		When monsters ([[Minecraft:Zombie\|zombies]], [[Minecraft:Skeleton\|skeletons]], [[Minecraft:Spider\|spiders]] and [[Minecraft:Creeper\|creepers]]) were re-added to game in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100202\|Indev 0.31 20100202]] (after they were initially removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20091223-0040\|Indev 0.31 20091223-0040]]), they were accidentally programmed to be passive (instead of hostile), because Notch forgot to re-implement hostile AI. This behavior was fixed shortly after in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Indev 0.31 20100204-2027\|Indev 0.31 20100204-2027]].

			=== Arrows spawning mobs ===
			In [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev 20100316\|Infdev 20100316]], throwing [[Minecraft:Arrow\|arrows]] with [[Minecraft:bow]] had high chance of spawning either a [[Minecraft:sheep]], a [[Minecraft:pig]], a [[Minecraft:skeleton]], a [[Minecraft:creeper]], a [[Minecraft:spider]], or a [[Minecraft:zombie]] upon hitting a block. This feature was removed in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Infdev 20100413-1951\|Infdev 20100413-1951]].

	=== Hoppers filling regular minecarts ===		=== Hoppers filling regular minecarts ===

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	=== Demo gameplay timer ===		=== Demo gameplay timer ===
	Demo gameplay timer was a feature (in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Demo (PC Gamer)\|PC Gamer Demo]]) that ~~shown~~ player a visual indication ~~about~~ remaining time of gameplay before game locks and player would need to purchase a full game. ~~Player~~ had 100 minutes ~~left~~ for gameplay (equal to five [[Minecraft:Daylight cycle\|days]] in-game) and timer was located in the upper right corner of screen.		Demo gameplay timer was a feature (in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Demo (PC Gamer)\|PC Gamer Demo]]) that showed the player a visual indication of the remaining time of gameplay before the game locks and the player would need to purchase the full game. Players had 100 minutes for gameplay (equal to five [[Minecraft:Daylight cycle\|days]] in-game) and the timer was located in the upper right corner of screen.

	=== On-menu screen notices ===		=== On-menu screen notices ===
	On-menu screen notices was a feature that allowed ~~player~~ to receive important notices about major game changes. This feature existed only in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.5.2]] with written text "'''NOTICE!''' Minecraft 1.6 is available for manual download. Please click <u>here</u> for more information." and was never used in any prior, nor later versions.		On-menu screen notices was a feature that allowed players to receive important notices about major game changes. This feature existed only in [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.5.2]] with written text "'''NOTICE!''' Minecraft 1.6 is available for manual download. Please click <u>here</u> for more information." and was never used in any prior, nor later versions.

	=== Achievements ===		=== Achievements ===

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	==== Minecart texture ====		==== Minecart texture ====
	{{See also\|Minecart}}		{{See also\|Minecart}}
	[[File:Minecart dirt.png\|thumb\|The minecart dirt texture .]]		[[File:Minecart dirt.png\|thumb\|The minecart dirt texture.]]
	The texture from the [[Minecraft:minecart]] model is rarely visible. The texture appears to be dirt, which is an artifact of when the minecart used to act as a portable chest. The "dirt" level used to raise when items were put into it. The texture still appeared inside minecarts until [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18 Pre-release 2]].<ref>{{bug\|MC-206303}}</ref>		The texture from the [[Minecraft:minecart]] model is rarely visible. The texture appears to be dirt, which is an artifact of when the minecart used to act as a portable chest. The "dirt" level used to raise when items were put into it. The texture still appeared inside minecarts until [[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.18 Pre-release 2]].<ref>{{bug\|MC-206303}}</ref>
	{{-}}		{{-}}

	==== Purple arrow ====		==== Purple arrow ====
	[[File:Purple Arrow.png\|thumb\|upright\|right\|~~Purple~~ arrow]]		[[File:Purple Arrow.png\|thumb\|upright\|right\|A purple arrow.]]
	[[File:Purple arrow in game.jpg\|thumb\|The purple arrow shot by a skeleton in Survival Test.]]		[[File:Purple arrow in game.jpg\|thumb\|The purple arrow shot by a skeleton in Survival Test.]]
	{{see also\|Arrow#History}}		{{see also\|Arrow#History}}
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	=== Hitting endermen with projectiles ===		=== Hitting endermen with projectiles ===
	In Java Edition Beta 1.8 and Beta 1.8.1, it was possible to hit [[Minecraft:Enderman\|endermen]] with [[Minecraft:Projectile\|projectiles]]. This was no longer possible in 1.0.0 as endermen will always teleport when attacked by projectiles.		In Java Edition Beta 1.8 and Beta 1.8.1, it was possible to hit [[Minecraft:Enderman\|endermen]] with [[Minecraft:Projectile\|projectiles]]. This was no longer possible in 1.0.0 as endermen will always teleport when attacked by projectiles.

			=== Endermen dying in water ===
			In Java Edition Beta 1.8 and Beta 1.8.1, when endermen entered water, they started taking damage and died. This is no longer happening in 1.0.0 and endermen now always teleport away if they step into the water.

	=== Bee nests generating on grown trees ===		=== Bee nests generating on grown trees ===

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	=== Music ===		=== Music ===
	~~{{More sounds\|versions of piano2.ogg and piano3.ogg from versions before alpha v1.2.0 are not present}}~~

	=== calm4.ogg ===		==== calm4.ogg ====
	{{main\|Magnetic Circuit}}		{{main\|Magnetic Circuit}}
	[[File:calm4.ogg]]		[[File:calm4.ogg]]
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	<code>calm4.ogg</code> was a [[Minecraft:music]] track that was included accidentally in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha 1.1.1]] when he used it to test the music system.		<code>calm4.ogg</code> was a [[Minecraft:music]] track that was included accidentally in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha 1.1.1]] when he used it to test the music system.

	=== piano2.ogg/Wet Hands (Alpha v1.0.14 version) ===		==== piano2.ogg/Wet Hands (Alpha v1.0.14 version) ====
	{{Link\|url=https://archive.org/download/resources_202505/resources.zip/resources%2Fnewmusic%2Fpiano2.ogg\|title=Link to the original piano2.ogg from Alpha v1.0.14}}		{{Link\|url=https://archive.org/download/resources_202505/resources.zip/resources%2Fnewmusic%2Fpiano2.ogg\|title=Link to the original piano2.ogg from Alpha v1.0.14}}

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	This track was later replaced with a new version in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha 1.2.0\|Java Edition Alpha v1.2.0]].		This track was later replaced with a new version in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha 1.2.0\|Java Edition Alpha v1.2.0]].

	=== piano3.ogg/Mice on Venus (Alpha v1.0.14 version) ===		==== piano3.ogg/Mice on Venus (Alpha v1.0.14 version) ====
	{{Link\|url=https://archive.org/download/resources_202505/resources.zip/resources%2Fnewmusic%2Fpiano3.ogg\|title=Link to the original piano3.ogg from Alpha v1.0.14}}		{{Link\|url=https://archive.org/download/resources_202505/resources.zip/resources%2Fnewmusic%2Fpiano3.ogg\|title=Link to the original piano3.ogg from Alpha v1.0.14}}

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	\|Hobo humping slobo babe!		\|Hobo humping slobo babe!
	\|"[[Minecraft:w:Hobo_Humpin'_Slobo_Babe\|Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe]]" was the critically-acclaimed first single of the band [[Minecraft:wikipedia:Whale (band)\|Whale]].		\|"[[Minecraft:w:Hobo_Humpin'_Slobo_Babe\|Hobo Humpin' Slobo Babe]]" was the critically-acclaimed first single of the band [[Minecraft:wikipedia:Whale (band)\|Whale]]. Removed due to being inappropiate.
	\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.8]] ([[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Pre-release]])		\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.8]] ([[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release\|Pre-release]])
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] ([[Minecraft:19w12a]])		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] ([[Minecraft:19w12a]])
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	\|Woo, minecraftforum!		\|Woo, minecraftforum!
	\|Referring to [[Minecraft:Minecraft Forum]]. Removed shortly after it was announced that the forum would shut down.<ref>[https://www.minecraftforum.net/news/60727-important-minecraft-forum-archive-announcement "Important Minecraft Forum Announcement"] – [[Minecraft:Minecraft Forum]], May 21, 2019</ref> However, despite the forums instead being sold to a third-party host,<ref>{{citation\|url=https://www.minecraftforum.net/news/60728-a-new-and-exciting-beginning\|title=A New and Exciting Beginning\|website=Minecraft Forum\|date=June 12, 2019}}</ref> this splash remains removed from the latest version.		\|Referring to [[Minecraft:Minecraft Forum]]. Removed shortly after it was announced that the forum would shut down.<ref>[https://www.minecraftforum.net/news/60727-important-minecraft-forum-archive-announcement "Important Minecraft Forum Announcement"] – [[Minecraft:Minecraft Forum]], May 21, 2019</ref> However, despite the forums instead being sold to a third-party host,<ref>{{citation\|url=https://www.minecraftforum.net/news/60728-a-new-and-exciting-beginning\|title=A New and Exciting Beginning\|website=Minecraft Forum\|date=June 12, 2019}}</ref> this splash remains removed from the latest version, this was removed around the same time that splashes on [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition]] removed references to this, alongside other forums like /v or Reddit, so it's likely that was the reason.
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.13]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.13]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14.2\|1.14.2]] ([[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14.2 Pre-Release 4#Reupload\|1.14.2-pre4]] reupload)		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14.2\|1.14.2]] ([[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14.2 Pre-Release 4#Reupload\|1.14.2-pre4]] reupload)
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	\|Huge tracts of land!		\|Huge tracts of land!
	\|A quote from ''[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]'', describing the breasts of a bride-to-be. Also, refers to the large areas of terrain present in ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft]]''.		\|A quote from ''[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Monty Python and the Holy Grail\|Monty Python and the Holy Grail]]'', describing the breasts of a bride-to-be. Also, refers to the large areas of terrain present in ''[[Minecraft:Minecraft]]''. Likely removed due to the inappropriate connotations of the reference.
	\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.0]]		\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.0]]
	\|207		\|207
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	\|Getting ready to show!		\|Getting ready to show!
	\| rowspan="6" \|Lines from the song "[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Skeletons (Stevie Wonder song)\|Skeletons]]" by [[Minecraft:wikipedia:Stevie Wonder\|Stevie Wonder]].		\| rowspan="6" \|Lines from the song "[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Skeletons (Stevie Wonder song)\|Skeletons]]" by [[Minecraft:wikipedia:Stevie Wonder\|Stevie Wonder]]. It's unknown why these were removed despite the lyrics to the song being clean.
	\| rowspan="6" \|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8\|1.8]] ([[Minecraft:14w25a]])		\| rowspan="6" \|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8\|1.8]] ([[Minecraft:14w25a]])
	\|335		\|335
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	\|Happy birthday! I love you! Alex x		\|Happy birthday! I love you! Alex x
	\|For player "athna" on July 26, 2010		\|For player "athna" on July 26, 2010
	\|		\|One-time splash.
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.6_01]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.6_01]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.17]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.17]]
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	\|Happy birthday, ez!		\|Happy birthday, ez!
	\|November 9		\|November 9
	\|Shown on [[Minecraft:ez]]'s birthday.		\|Shown on [[Minecraft:ez]]'s birthday. Notch left Mojang.
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.6_01]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.6_01]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8.5\|1.8.5]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8.5\|1.8.5]]
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	\|Happy birthday, Notch!		\|Happy birthday, Notch!
	\|June 1		\|June 1
	\|Shown on Notch's birthday.		\|Shown on Notch's birthday. Notch left Mojang.
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.6_01]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha 1.0.6_01]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8.5\|1.8.5]]		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.8.5\|1.8.5]]
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	\|missingno		\|missingno
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	\|Shown when the splashes.txt file has been modified or deleted without also deleting the META-INF folder. References a [[Minecraft:wikipedia:MissingNo.\|glitch Pokémon]] found in ''[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Pokémon Red and Blue\|Pokémon Red and Blue]]''.		\|Shown when the splashes.txt file has been modified or deleted without also deleting the META-INF folder. References a [[Minecraft:wikipedia:MissingNo.\|glitch Pokémon]] found in ''[[Minecraft:wikipedia:Pokémon Red and Blue\|Pokémon Red and Blue]]''. Likely removed due to referencing third-party material.
	\|[[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.12]]		\|[[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.12]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] ([[Minecraft:19w13a]])		\|[[Minecraft:Java Edition 1.14\|1.14]] ([[Minecraft:19w13a]])
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	\|Finally beta!		\|Finally beta!
	\|		\|
	\|Excluding "Merry X-Mas!" and "Happy new year!", this was the only splash from Beta 1.0 to Beta 1.2.		\|Excluding "Merry X-Mas!" and "Happy new year!", this was the only splash from Beta 1.0 to Beta 1.2. Removed because it had been "finally beta" for a good while.
	\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.0]]		\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.0]]
	\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.2_01]]		\|[[Minecraft:Beta 1.2_01]]

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	{{~~about~~\|~~the removed features in {{el\|je}}\|the removed features in {{el\|be}}\|Bedrock~~ Edition ~~removed features~~}}		{{Italic title\|Java Edition}}
	{{outdated\|edition=java\|These features only exist in older versions of ''Java Edition''.}}		{{outdated\|edition=java\|These features only exist in older versions of ''Java Edition''.}}

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	However, previous versions had much stranger effects at great distances. The world boundary was something commonly experienced in Classic and Indev due to worlds being small by design. The first versions of Infdev, which did away with such boundaries, therefore had no such effects, instead exposing the existing hard limits of the game (although experiencing these was effectively impossible due to floating point bugs rendering the game unplayable much earlier).		However, previous versions had much stranger effects at great distances. The world boundary was something commonly experienced in Classic and Indev due to worlds being small by design. The first versions of Infdev, which did away with such boundaries, therefore had no such effects, instead exposing the existing hard limits of the game (although experiencing these was effectively impossible due to floating point bugs rendering the game unplayable much earlier).

	The version of Infdev released on March 13, 2010 reimplemented a boundary at 32 million blocks, likely to prevent access to the then-relatively-new Far Lands which existed at a bit over 33 million blocks. This boundary was considerably different and buggier than those from Indev, although this was largely to be expected due to it being effectively impossible to reach legitimately. Beyond this 32 million limit, blocks would no longer exist at all, and give way to an empty void. When [[Minecraft:History ~~of world generation~~\|major changes to world generation]] brought the Far Lands much closer to the world origin later that same month, however, the world boundary still remained at 32 million, meaning the Far Lands were completely possible to reach without modding the game.		The version of Infdev released on March 13, 2010 reimplemented a boundary at 32 million blocks, likely to prevent access to the then-relatively-new Far Lands which existed at a bit over 33 million blocks. This boundary was considerably different and buggier than those from Indev, although this was largely to be expected due to it being effectively impossible to reach legitimately. Beyond this 32 million limit, blocks would no longer exist at all, and give way to an empty void. When [[Minecraft:World generation/History\|major changes to world generation]] brought the Far Lands much closer to the world origin later that same month, however, the world boundary still remained at 32 million, meaning the Far Lands were completely possible to reach without modding the game.

	[[File:InfdevFarBeyond32000000.png\|right\|thumb\|Looking back at the world from beyond the 32 million limit.]]		[[File:InfdevFarBeyond32000000.png\|right\|thumb\|Looking back at the world from beyond the 32 million limit.]]