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Is there a distance limit for minecart tracks?
Can I use a hopper loop as a chunk loader?Is there a way to keep Zombie Pigmen off of minecart tracks in the Nether?How to make pistons push back minecart tracks?Safest minecart tracks for after-dark travel?Over what distance will one coal power a Minecart with Furnace?What is needed to protect long-distance minecart lines?Minecraft - Redstone Sequence for Minecart Trap?How to prevent falling mobs stopping my collection minecart in its tracks?Entity-Tracking Distance for MobsLoading and unloading Minecart, Distance issues?Optimal distance to AFK for creeper farm?
If I build a (correctly powered) very long track to transport goods via chest in minecart (so without the presence of any player anywhere during the trip except at the starting point),
Is there a distance limit in blocks or chunks after which the cart will stop, or will the cart continue indefinitely =?
Minecraft java 1.13.2 on a (private) paper server.
minecraft
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
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add a comment |
If I build a (correctly powered) very long track to transport goods via chest in minecart (so without the presence of any player anywhere during the trip except at the starting point),
Is there a distance limit in blocks or chunks after which the cart will stop, or will the cart continue indefinitely =?
Minecraft java 1.13.2 on a (private) paper server.
minecraft
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
3
Why would it? The wiki doesn't mention such a thing.
– Fabian Röling
2 days ago
1
@FabianRöling I guess that's what the question is asking- wikis can be outdated and missing information.
– AStopher
22 hours ago
But there's no reason to believe that such a random thing suddenly got added.
– Fabian Röling
21 hours ago
5
@FabianRöling limitations like this are common in games, simply because hardware and software has inherent limitations, depending on its design. The accepted answer shows well how a design choice in the game led to a limitation in the feature asked about. Such limitations due to design are not commonly found in wikis, simply because most are implicit and it wouldn't be feasible to list every single edge case in wiki format. As such, this is a good question.
– Cássio Renan
15 hours ago
add a comment |
If I build a (correctly powered) very long track to transport goods via chest in minecart (so without the presence of any player anywhere during the trip except at the starting point),
Is there a distance limit in blocks or chunks after which the cart will stop, or will the cart continue indefinitely =?
Minecraft java 1.13.2 on a (private) paper server.
minecraft
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
If I build a (correctly powered) very long track to transport goods via chest in minecart (so without the presence of any player anywhere during the trip except at the starting point),
Is there a distance limit in blocks or chunks after which the cart will stop, or will the cart continue indefinitely =?
Minecraft java 1.13.2 on a (private) paper server.
minecraft
minecraft
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
edited 12 hours ago
Asadefa
272117
272117
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
asked 2 days ago
user978548user978548
29036
29036
3
Why would it? The wiki doesn't mention such a thing.
– Fabian Röling
2 days ago
1
@FabianRöling I guess that's what the question is asking- wikis can be outdated and missing information.
– AStopher
22 hours ago
But there's no reason to believe that such a random thing suddenly got added.
– Fabian Röling
21 hours ago
5
@FabianRöling limitations like this are common in games, simply because hardware and software has inherent limitations, depending on its design. The accepted answer shows well how a design choice in the game led to a limitation in the feature asked about. Such limitations due to design are not commonly found in wikis, simply because most are implicit and it wouldn't be feasible to list every single edge case in wiki format. As such, this is a good question.
– Cássio Renan
15 hours ago
add a comment |
3
Why would it? The wiki doesn't mention such a thing.
– Fabian Röling
2 days ago
1
@FabianRöling I guess that's what the question is asking- wikis can be outdated and missing information.
– AStopher
22 hours ago
But there's no reason to believe that such a random thing suddenly got added.
– Fabian Röling
21 hours ago
5
@FabianRöling limitations like this are common in games, simply because hardware and software has inherent limitations, depending on its design. The accepted answer shows well how a design choice in the game led to a limitation in the feature asked about. Such limitations due to design are not commonly found in wikis, simply because most are implicit and it wouldn't be feasible to list every single edge case in wiki format. As such, this is a good question.
– Cássio Renan
15 hours ago
3
3
Why would it? The wiki doesn't mention such a thing.
– Fabian Röling
2 days ago
Why would it? The wiki doesn't mention such a thing.
– Fabian Röling
2 days ago
1
1
@FabianRöling I guess that's what the question is asking- wikis can be outdated and missing information.
– AStopher
22 hours ago
@FabianRöling I guess that's what the question is asking- wikis can be outdated and missing information.
– AStopher
22 hours ago
But there's no reason to believe that such a random thing suddenly got added.
– Fabian Röling
21 hours ago
But there's no reason to believe that such a random thing suddenly got added.
– Fabian Röling
21 hours ago
5
5
@FabianRöling limitations like this are common in games, simply because hardware and software has inherent limitations, depending on its design. The accepted answer shows well how a design choice in the game led to a limitation in the feature asked about. Such limitations due to design are not commonly found in wikis, simply because most are implicit and it wouldn't be feasible to list every single edge case in wiki format. As such, this is a good question.
– Cássio Renan
15 hours ago
@FabianRöling limitations like this are common in games, simply because hardware and software has inherent limitations, depending on its design. The accepted answer shows well how a design choice in the game led to a limitation in the feature asked about. Such limitations due to design are not commonly found in wikis, simply because most are implicit and it wouldn't be feasible to list every single edge case in wiki format. As such, this is a good question.
– Cássio Renan
15 hours ago
add a comment |
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The limit the minecart will go is the edge of loaded chunks.
In multiplayer mode, a grid with a default inradius of 10 (for a total of 21x21 or 441) chunks is loaded around each player and sent to the player by default, although this can be configured to be between 3 and 15, usually only lowered with a poor connection home server. (Source: Chunk on Minecraft Wiki)
In vanilla Minecraft, if a minecart hits an unloaded chunk, it will stop.
Mods like Railcraft provide items like Anchor Minecart that will keep chunks around it loaded, effectively eliminating the requirement for it to travel infinitely, independently of the presence of players in its perimeter.
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
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So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
15
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
2
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
6
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
3
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
|
show 7 more comments
Limit
Yes there is a limit, minecarts will only go until the end of the chunk, but they will not stop. Minecarts only pause at the end of a chunk, and when the chunk is loaded it will keep the same momentum and will continue to move.
Solutions
Mods
- Railcraft
Vanilla
- /forceload
- Chunk Loader
Notes
Minecarts will lose momentum once you log out. If it pauses at a chunk and you log out then go back into the game the minecart will be frozen. If you are on a server that will keep running once you log out then it will be fine.
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
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answered yesterday
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The limit the minecart will go is the edge of loaded chunks.
In multiplayer mode, a grid with a default inradius of 10 (for a total of 21x21 or 441) chunks is loaded around each player and sent to the player by default, although this can be configured to be between 3 and 15, usually only lowered with a poor connection home server. (Source: Chunk on Minecraft Wiki)
In vanilla Minecraft, if a minecart hits an unloaded chunk, it will stop.
Mods like Railcraft provide items like Anchor Minecart that will keep chunks around it loaded, effectively eliminating the requirement for it to travel infinitely, independently of the presence of players in its perimeter.
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
4
So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
15
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
2
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
6
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
3
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
|
show 7 more comments
The limit the minecart will go is the edge of loaded chunks.
In multiplayer mode, a grid with a default inradius of 10 (for a total of 21x21 or 441) chunks is loaded around each player and sent to the player by default, although this can be configured to be between 3 and 15, usually only lowered with a poor connection home server. (Source: Chunk on Minecraft Wiki)
In vanilla Minecraft, if a minecart hits an unloaded chunk, it will stop.
Mods like Railcraft provide items like Anchor Minecart that will keep chunks around it loaded, effectively eliminating the requirement for it to travel infinitely, independently of the presence of players in its perimeter.
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
4
So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
15
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
2
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
6
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
3
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
|
show 7 more comments
The limit the minecart will go is the edge of loaded chunks.
In multiplayer mode, a grid with a default inradius of 10 (for a total of 21x21 or 441) chunks is loaded around each player and sent to the player by default, although this can be configured to be between 3 and 15, usually only lowered with a poor connection home server. (Source: Chunk on Minecraft Wiki)
In vanilla Minecraft, if a minecart hits an unloaded chunk, it will stop.
Mods like Railcraft provide items like Anchor Minecart that will keep chunks around it loaded, effectively eliminating the requirement for it to travel infinitely, independently of the presence of players in its perimeter.
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
The limit the minecart will go is the edge of loaded chunks.
In multiplayer mode, a grid with a default inradius of 10 (for a total of 21x21 or 441) chunks is loaded around each player and sent to the player by default, although this can be configured to be between 3 and 15, usually only lowered with a poor connection home server. (Source: Chunk on Minecraft Wiki)
In vanilla Minecraft, if a minecart hits an unloaded chunk, it will stop.
Mods like Railcraft provide items like Anchor Minecart that will keep chunks around it loaded, effectively eliminating the requirement for it to travel infinitely, independently of the presence of players in its perimeter.
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
edited 10 hours ago
Peter A. Schneider
1032
1032
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
answered 2 days ago
ServerfrogServerfrog
1,22311119
1,22311119
4
So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
15
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
2
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
6
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
3
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
|
show 7 more comments
4
So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
15
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
2
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
6
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
3
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
4
4
So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
So that mean that if I manage to keep all the chuncks of the track loaded (with a mod like "keepChunk" for instance) I am only limited by the server settings/capacity and may be able to go very far. Thank you.
– user978548
2 days ago
15
15
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
there are even mods with something like a "Anchor Minecart" if i remember correctly. That Minecart will the keep it chunks around it loaded. Less load on the Server for that purpose
– Serverfrog
2 days ago
2
2
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
Ah, thank you, perfect. I'll take a look.
– user978548
2 days ago
6
6
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
Rest assured, that mod is Railcraft.
– iBug
2 days ago
3
3
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
Suggested Railcraft as an edit, as well as some language / formatting fixes. Hope it helps.
– iBug
2 days ago
|
show 7 more comments
Limit
Yes there is a limit, minecarts will only go until the end of the chunk, but they will not stop. Minecarts only pause at the end of a chunk, and when the chunk is loaded it will keep the same momentum and will continue to move.
Solutions
Mods
- Railcraft
Vanilla
- /forceload
- Chunk Loader
Notes
Minecarts will lose momentum once you log out. If it pauses at a chunk and you log out then go back into the game the minecart will be frozen. If you are on a server that will keep running once you log out then it will be fine.
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
6,11731339
answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
1614
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Limit
Yes there is a limit, minecarts will only go until the end of the chunk, but they will not stop. Minecarts only pause at the end of a chunk, and when the chunk is loaded it will keep the same momentum and will continue to move.
Solutions
Mods
- Railcraft
Vanilla
- /forceload
- Chunk Loader
Notes
Minecarts will lose momentum once you log out. If it pauses at a chunk and you log out then go back into the game the minecart will be frozen. If you are on a server that will keep running once you log out then it will be fine.
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
6,11731339
answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
1614
New contributor
Noah Cristino is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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add a comment |
Limit
Yes there is a limit, minecarts will only go until the end of the chunk, but they will not stop. Minecarts only pause at the end of a chunk, and when the chunk is loaded it will keep the same momentum and will continue to move.
Solutions
Mods
- Railcraft
Vanilla
- /forceload
- Chunk Loader
Notes
Minecarts will lose momentum once you log out. If it pauses at a chunk and you log out then go back into the game the minecart will be frozen. If you are on a server that will keep running once you log out then it will be fine.
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
6,11731339
answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
1614
New contributor
Noah Cristino is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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Limit
Yes there is a limit, minecarts will only go until the end of the chunk, but they will not stop. Minecarts only pause at the end of a chunk, and when the chunk is loaded it will keep the same momentum and will continue to move.
Solutions
Mods
- Railcraft
Vanilla
- /forceload
- Chunk Loader
Notes
Minecarts will lose momentum once you log out. If it pauses at a chunk and you log out then go back into the game the minecart will be frozen. If you are on a server that will keep running once you log out then it will be fine.
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
6,11731339
answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
1614
New contributor
Noah Cristino is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
6,11731339
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
6,11731339
edited 11 hours ago
Fabian Röling
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6,11731339
answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
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answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
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answered yesterday
Noah CristinoNoah Cristino
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1614
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New contributor
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Why would it? The wiki doesn't mention such a thing.
– Fabian Röling
2 days ago
1
@FabianRöling I guess that's what the question is asking- wikis can be outdated and missing information.
– AStopher
22 hours ago
But there's no reason to believe that such a random thing suddenly got added.
– Fabian Röling
21 hours ago
5
@FabianRöling limitations like this are common in games, simply because hardware and software has inherent limitations, depending on its design. The accepted answer shows well how a design choice in the game led to a limitation in the feature asked about. Such limitations due to design are not commonly found in wikis, simply because most are implicit and it wouldn't be feasible to list every single edge case in wiki format. As such, this is a good question.
– Cássio Renan
15 hours ago