How much gravity would a Minecraft world have?

[DJEN]

I find it slightly disturbing how this thread went from "how much gravity would a minecraft world [no reference to the game itself besides the world size and features] have" to "let's find out-of-universe explanations to explain why Minecraft's [the actual game] gravity is implemented as a constant 9.8m/s downwards (or whatever it is) force in a fixed reference frame".

Get out of this condemned place.

[Deadpangod3]

It could be the nether, that netherrack stuff is stone of sorts, and its surrounded by bedrock on the top and bottom,

If its somehow the source of the gravity, it could be why ghasts can float, or they create helium in their bodies somehow,

Also, we gotta remember that the planet is a cube, everything in the minecraft universe is cube or made of cubes, so I would assume physics is somehow different to match this.

[ZetaX]

If the nether would be the source of gravity, then you just moved the problem from the overworld to it: why is the acceleration the same there¿

[Defourthkitten]

On 9/5/2014 at 7:30 PM, TechnicalK3rbal said:

You guys forgot the nether and the end

Those are different demensions, meaning that they are completely separate from THE Minecraft world

[cubinator]

 I've read that a Minecraft world has about the same area as Neptune. So we can assume a square about 100 m thick and a bit wider than Neptune.

[Rakaydos]

On 9/11/2014 at 10:21 AM, Deadpangod3 said:

cube, everything in the minecraft universe is cube or made of cubes, so I would assume physics is somehow different to match this.

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