It was me who did the math on how long every building would take in the 100k buildings vids comments and I'm glad Pippen has released this. Automation is the key if 100% completion is what's wanted, and it's clear you've put thought into this and work is being done. I do think it's at least possible to complete this project and I really admire what's been done so far regardless of how far it goes on. Also glad Pippen confirmed my math because lots of people insisted it had to be wrong
Check out what they are doing in the racing sim world with photo images. Literally it’s the future of racing games. But I’m sure with a software could do this to make or re create towns and cities in Minecraft
I’m thinking what people can do is if they do the entire world people can join the server who know where their house is at and furniture the inside like their real life home would
When i first heard about this project I was like "yeah right of course dude" but seeing how serious and dedicated you and everyone working on the project is I really think that you guys are going to deliver a mind blowing result
Rather than using machine learning for match detection, you could have an interactive database, similar to online flag lookups and plant identification databases and so on. It asks you questions about the features of the house -- how many storeys, approximate square footage, roof shape, etc. -- and then presents you with all the designs that match it. If there's no suitable match, a builder can make the build manually and then submit it to the database, specifying the answers to the above questions.
Contact microsoft. They made an AI that recognizes and can find out all the parameters of houses, infrastructure and terrain for Microsoft Flight simulator 2020. that could work together with an AI building buildings in minecraft
Imagine if Microsoft just decided to make Earth in Minecraft themselves though. Like, if they've already got the most difficult and useful part done, then wouldn't they realistically get it done faster than this random dude and his followers
Implement the rotation script, allow it to measure and rebuild by bridging between nodes, those nodes with a degree of error rounded to a lets say quarter meter, use that to make a "hash" (more or less just an efficient compression into a sting that can be reversed quickly and all without errors) to search a database for matching hashes. Then you can apply the rotation script again on the outputs. Remember nose buildings and houses have repetition to them and those nodes can be sub divided, and with sub division you can also make easier customization by replacing segments.
I can just see the children on their chrome books in 3015 running this multi gigabyte file with ray tracing, learning all about the world 1000 years ago.
Kids are already using minecraft to learn in schools in different ways whether it be coding or engineering. The game can be fun but also a massive learning tool for kids. I think it does have the capability to last that long and still be useful to others in the future especially with a project like this. History and geography combined in a hands on visual presentation sounds incredibly appealing and effective.
@@masterchief2fg194 yeah, and as much as I hate to say it right now, I bet eventually they’ll get rid of Java Edition to make it so that every single person playing Minecraft is able to have cross-play with everyone playing on any device. And then all they need to do is actually make Minecraft available on more devices. Right now, Minecraft is available on Windows, Linux, Android, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, Raspberry Pi, Windows Phone, Windows 10, Fire OS, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, New Nintendo 3DS, Code.org, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Apple TV, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, Oculus Quest, Windows Mixed Reality, and Gear VR. But there are still a lot of devices/platforms that don’t have Minecraft yet: Chrome OS, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Windows 11, Steam, Roku, Apple Arcade, Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, GeForce Now, Valve Index, HTC Vive, HP Reverb, etc. And then after they have cross-play on basically every device that exists, there’s no way the game will ever die.
Hey Pippen, my name is Anix and I am familiar with the script language that is being used to automate the builds. I'd be interested in joining the team that is doing this. The Macro / Keybind mod is a GUI / Mod for Minecraft that can do a ton of stuff. I have a good amount of experience working with it and understand it thoroughly.
We need more people like this, those who have infinite determination to do anything, and that try to tackle challenges, even when they seem impossible.
It's so strange it could be done so easily. If you asked for every human to build 1 building and some things around it, in 1 hour everything could be done.
Building all buildings on earth will only complete like, 2% of the world.. Most of the world is Fields and Nature. so if every human builds a single building (Which is already hard in and of itself), you'd only get 2% of the world complete.
Well it looks like the terrain as it's height above sea level is already done and if all buildings can be done in 3 hours which is 2% of the earth than the buildings with the fields as 100% could be done in 150 hours (~6 days) and I also think that it's a shorter time to build fields in an area of 1 building than 1 building.
The natural landscape is already done, they already built a code that made all the landscape, All elevation it correct on this map, they're not building on a super flat world. As for forests they already have that covered too as they have made code that can create forest that is randomized so it doesn't all look the same.
@@internetdinosaur8810 It probably doesn’t matter if it’s not perfect 1:1 scale out somewhere in the middle of Siberia, but I agree that major landscapes such as Everest, the Grand Canyon, and Niagara Falls should be fixed.
@@Jake-nq8kp That clip at the end at 12:05 in Iceland is actually an example of corrected terrain. Iceland was notorious for having borked elevation and terrain, and that mountain for example was manually rebuilt, you can see it's still in progress if you look behind it.
I think it’s really cool watching these videos knowing that your house is possibly already built and you’ll be able to walk up to it in Minecraft one day
Imagine how fun it would be when the project is complete and have all of Minecraft players flock to the map to build their own home interior! I wonder if a random player could one day visit the map and have a considerably good percentage of checking out a random house with a finished inside!
As someone that currently works in the home construction industry in the US, I can confirm that the same house plan is built repeatedly in a subdivision. A subdivision of 800 houses can mostly consist of 6 available house plans, with limited variable options per plan.
I’m imagining that you could develop an ai like you said in the video that does all this, and then you have a human checker to check if the building matches what’s on google earth, and if it doesn’t, they can just add a few smaller details. So instead of building, it’s mostly just checking.
One word: baritone On the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft, people use baritone for either large or mundane tasks, just create a skematic using 3rd party software like the ones used for map art or pixel art (modification may be needed) & websites like google map in street view mode for reference. Create a schematic for each group & let their computers run baritone one many many accounts (some even alt). You could even run a program that allows baritone to successfully use world edit. This would be especially useful for mansions along a street as they are largely custom.
You guys are going about this project very intelligently. I love the angles you guys are attacking this problem from, there are definitely some very intelligent members of this team!
I still wonder if this isnt 1000gb or something like you could just make diffrent servers and the people there would do it like. let every mc player do it like there homes
The fact that script is in its infancy state is impressive since in coding "infancy" usually means it only works 25-50% of the time this dude must be pretty decent in coding
I want to said you, that you NEVER GIVE UP! and when you finished this a project which all world will remember. You can buil other planets "SPACE"❤️❤️❤️
The story at the end brought me back to my own experience back in Primary School (US Grade School equivalent). Pretty much there's a rule where we had to sit outside our classrooms during recess, and wait for the teacher to arrive before we could enter. Being the kid I was, I decided to balance my half-filled water bottle on my badminton racket. It fell, from a staggering height of approximately 1 inch to hit the lap of someone else. That someone else was the kid that was allergic to dust, yep you heard that right, dust. I'm not trying to make fun of his condition in any way, just stating that with his condition, his parents were understandably protective of him. Hence he likely reported this minor incident, which was somehow interpreted as a criminal offence. The next week I and a bunch of the other more playful kids, who likely hurt the kid before in some way, were all called down to the principal's office. Someone literally brought out a cane, bout to whoop our asses until the vice-principal stepped in, saying to give us another chance. Needless to say I was traumatised throughout my remaining years at that school. Having grown up, I have mostly gotten over it, but it is still one of those straight up ridiculous experiences I frequently share.
I'm confused about one thing; the minecraft world's weight and if it's even possible to fit all of it. The Earth is 12742000 meters. (Looking back at it, you could fit at least 2 Earths in a minecraft world, now that I think about it...) AND According to Quora, a fully loaded Minecraft world will take up 60 petabytes. That's 60000 terabytes. Now, I don't know if this information is *COMPLETELY* true, but 2b2t has a file size of 7 terabytes (7000 GB). You see where I'm going with this. A world download will be IMPOSSIBLE unless you're playing on a NASA quantum computer. This will have to be hosted on a server.
Torrents are a thing. As long as multiple people have a full copy they can use their connections together to share the full file. You'll need a huge amount of storage to pull this off, but it's possible. Maybe get Linus involved to run the server lol
By the time this is done 60PB will be mid-range tier storage lmao. Just 20 years ago it was unthinkable to have to download a 60GB game but now everything that comes out is at or larger than that.
You could calculate the time needed like this: Lets say that everyone builds about 2000 buildings a year, and build for 50 years. Then in that time a single person might build about 100000 buildings. But lets say that they manage to build about 25% more houses every leap year, since they build more small houses or something, That means, about 131250 houses built in 50 years. Now lets say that 2000 people build, that means that in 50 years, about 262500000 buildings will be made, so, at that rate, it will take about 750 years.
what you said about copy paste is 100% correct. my neighborhood is literally the same house over and over and over but with slight variations and stuff. my bedroom was in the exact same place as my best friend's for a while. there are some differences. my house has a room where the garage would be because the guy who owned it before us did modifications.
I can't believe it's possible to complete this within my lifetime thank you so much for putting this together and I cannot wait until it is done. Keep up the FANTASTIC work.
Once this is complete, I think you should start a campaign of going around, and fixing things up, or at least making sure things are all good. Love you Pippen ❤
This is one of the reasons i wanna become immortal. I wanna see it. When the founders are already dead and seeing their descendants complete it after generations of generations. There i was waiting for thousand of years just to see end. Gonna be a feeling like no other.
As a Filipino if you ever get to my country good luck- the structures here are chaotic, tall modern buildings here, non-matching weirdly structured houses there, stilts on this house, those 3 houses merged into one, random old af Spanish churches inside Chinatowns
The man made aspect of the world isn't limited to buildings. The vast majority of 'countryside' in many nations is farms and fields that are also man made.
A good program to automate the construction under the supervision of humans to check if there was any error and a good amount of volunteers, I think this project is possible in only few decades (depending on how you do it). I calculated that if you have 10,000 people to work in this project, each of them having access to a program which can automate constructions, and each build takes 10 minutes (locating the building, finding the coordonates, letting the program run, checking if there is any problem), it would take 205 years working in average 1 hour per day. So you can increase the amount of people by ten times, you can reduce the time to build by ten times or you can work ten times more (which I don’t think is reasonable or even feasable personally), you can decrease it to 20 years. Even if I didn’t really believe in this project at the beginning (I thought there would only be the big cities but nothing more), with this strategy and this mindset, I think it’s promising and perhaps feasable.
There were 4.372 billion buildings were in the world as of September 2021. Thus if 1 building is built every second it would only take... 139 years to complete
@@PippenFTS Which map projection of the world are you going with? I assume the mercator projection? If so, how are you gonna deal with the distortion of area near the poles? Houses will need to be built progressively larger as the scale changes toward the poles. If you're using another projection, there will still be some issue with either scale or angle preservation, no matter which projection you're going with, since you can't accurately project a sphere to a plane.
The school suspension story reminds me of me in middle and high school. I got suspended probably 80+ times to the point I just didn't care any more. The best part is over 40 of the suspensions was for going to school while suspended, and the remaining half was mostly got reading in class while the teacher was talking. Thinking back, I have no regrets, and I would probably do it all again, just smarter.
Can't wait to see my own house on that server, would be a little creepy lol Imagine that i go in, and see my furniture the same way like irl, that would be straight up scarry
The finding of matching buildings probably wouldn't be that hard. Here's how to do it: 1. given some database of real-world buildings extracted from Google Maps or OpenStreetMap, build a set of unique buildings, and then 2. map world position areas to these unique buildings, stored with rotation data and such, via a hash table. This should make the lookup time for a matching building O(1), given a volumetric range in world-space.
Imagine if we could create a system that made posible for people that are interested on having their house made accurately by themselves in BTE. Maybe if you offered an entrance to the project for a fee with the specific purpose of them building the ir own house. It would make work so much easier. Cause many people are invested on this, so they paying 1 to 2 dollars for having his real life house o minecraft would be appealing.
i'm halfway through the video and dude's been doing so much math it went from 80,000 to 40,000 to maybe half that to now only 400 days, and now he's getting into AI. i swear by the end of the video the number will be negative
It makes me wonder when we'll see the day that Pippen & the rest of the gang ends up making an A.I. supercomputer that advances so quickly that it destroys civilization. Imagine dying to a block game. LMao
automation is the answer. I've always loved playing with code, seeing what I can make it do. at the moment, I'm making a backrooms world of endless yellow rooms, endless caves, endless buildings, all in a spooky world outside of reality.
In a decade or more, this project will be ready and we are gonna be joining the earth on Minecraft using the metaverse. *I will come back in some years if this really happens, I'm 14 year old now btw*
This is great, but it takes the fun of meeting new people from the builders and being able to test your abilities with building new styles of buildings. Other than that it would be great, and something that would help others outside of the project and are just trying to make their own cool maps.
In all seriousness, here's a PSA for everyone: DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT, work on Build the Earth unless you 1. have the time for it, and 2. genuinely enjoy it. I would hate to see people slaving away, wasting their life on a project whose purpose isn't to get finished as soon as possible. Remember he said that if it takes thousands of years to complete, not only is that OK, it's awesome! Why? Because Build the Earth is supposed to be fun, not a soul-sucking addiction. Be safe out there, alright?
Fiquei extremamente encantado com esse ambicioso projeto , cara vc é um louco do bem e a comunidade brasileira tá cada vez mais adimirando essa suas façanhas
How the f***k did I randomly decide to watch this with no prior attachment to this project, only for you to show a clip of someone building my home town? Are you magic? Tell me your secrets!
There's a much easier and faster way, but it all depends on your views on child labour.
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It was me who did the math on how long every building would take in the 100k buildings vids comments and I'm glad Pippen has released this. Automation is the key if 100% completion is what's wanted, and it's clear you've put thought into this and work is being done. I do think it's at least possible to complete this project and I really admire what's been done so far regardless of how far it goes on. Also glad Pippen confirmed my math because lots of people insisted it had to be wrong
This deserves more likes
@@devin8811 95 now
@@Jessicat9919 nice
Just get a few million dollars and pay people in places like russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and other semi poor places to build shit
@@childeryeeter4202 There we go
Cant wait to see this turn into Microsoft Flight Sim, and everyone just wants to see their own house and see how accurately it was built lol
I was thinking this exact same thing
Check out what they are doing in the racing sim world with photo images. Literally it’s the future of racing games. But I’m sure with a software could do this to make or re create towns and cities in Minecraft
I'll just follow every player to see what they do, see how much time they spend at every house then go to and then I'm accurately able to doxx them
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I’m thinking what people can do is if they do the entire world people can join the server who know where their house is at and furniture the inside like their real life home would
When i first heard about this project I was like "yeah right of course dude" but seeing how serious and dedicated you and everyone working on the project is I really think that you guys are going to deliver a mind blowing result
Rather than using machine learning for match detection, you could have an interactive database, similar to online flag lookups and plant identification databases and so on. It asks you questions about the features of the house -- how many storeys, approximate square footage, roof shape, etc. -- and then presents you with all the designs that match it. If there's no suitable match, a builder can make the build manually and then submit it to the database, specifying the answers to the above questions.
There’s a much simpler way, Pippen. I’ll just do it. I can build all that, gimme like, a day. With prep time.
Yeah I'll help too, then we can get it down to about 12 hours
@@umwhat2024 Silence umwhat, this is a man’s job.
@@ParzivalTheThird I sincerely apologize, mature adult.
I’m taking credit
@@Xocaj no, me
Contact microsoft. They made an AI that recognizes and can find out all the parameters of houses, infrastructure and terrain for Microsoft Flight simulator 2020. that could work together with an AI building buildings in minecraft
That would be a genius idea to do that
exactly a good idea since Microsoft owns minecraft
Go on the discord and let them know that it would help a lot
@@dropdead7962 OH MY GOD YES
Imagine if Microsoft just decided to make Earth in Minecraft themselves though. Like, if they've already got the most difficult and useful part done, then wouldn't they realistically get it done faster than this random dude and his followers
Ok this is actually a brilliant fix, massive props to the builders who figured this out
Microsoft should support this project financially and hold all the servers, as well as organizing all the production.
This would be a good way to display their ai and deep learning teams
This, they also have a lot of technology used in Microsoft Flight Simulator that could possibly be reused or modified
@@elllieeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee I don’t see how they can’t do this. I would love to see them do this it would be amazing
god no they're gonna screw it up in some way-
they own github , the amount of AI code repository in it is huge . If they can provide the tech for the team I would be a huge ass boost
Implement the rotation script, allow it to measure and rebuild by bridging between nodes, those nodes with a degree of error rounded to a lets say quarter meter, use that to make a "hash" (more or less just an efficient compression into a sting that can be reversed quickly and all without errors) to search a database for matching hashes. Then you can apply the rotation script again on the outputs. Remember nose buildings and houses have repetition to them and those nodes can be sub divided, and with sub division you can also make easier customization by replacing segments.
I can just see the children on their chrome books in 3015 running this multi gigabyte file with ray tracing, learning all about the world 1000 years ago.
Kids are already using minecraft to learn in schools in different ways whether it be coding or engineering. The game can be fun but also a massive learning tool for kids. I think it does have the capability to last that long and still be useful to others in the future especially with a project like this. History and geography combined in a hands on visual presentation sounds incredibly appealing and effective.
@@masterchief2fg194 minecraft education edition
educational marketplace worlds
@@masterchief2fg194 yeah, and as much as I hate to say it right now, I bet eventually they’ll get rid of Java Edition to make it so that every single person playing Minecraft is able to have cross-play with everyone playing on any device. And then all they need to do is actually make Minecraft available on more devices.
Right now, Minecraft is available on Windows, Linux, Android, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, tvOS, Raspberry Pi, Windows Phone, Windows 10, Fire OS, Wii U, Nintendo Switch, New Nintendo 3DS, Code.org, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Apple TV, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, PlayStation VR, Oculus Rift, Oculus Quest, Windows Mixed Reality, and Gear VR. But there are still a lot of devices/platforms that don’t have Minecraft yet: Chrome OS, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Windows 11, Steam, Roku, Apple Arcade, Google Stadia, Amazon Luna, GeForce Now, Valve Index, HTC Vive, HP Reverb, etc. And then after they have cross-play on basically every device that exists, there’s no way the game will ever die.
Yeah with a jet running behind them as the fan
@@MiloMurphysLaw Mojang isn't stupid enough to get rid of Java.
Hey Pippen, my name is Anix and I am familiar with the script language that is being used to automate the builds. I'd be interested in joining the team that is doing this. The Macro / Keybind mod is a GUI / Mod for Minecraft that can do a ton of stuff. I have a good amount of experience working with it and understand it thoroughly.
Why are you saying this here just join the discord lmao
@@thesaltyspoon7483 I don't know how to join the development team, specifically, as I am not too familiar with the environment.
You could DM Pippen on twitter bruh
@@Sigborg Don't have twitter lol
Hi, join the discord and head to roles channels. There you can apply for a dev team.
Pippen spends 14 and a half minutes jumping between talking about the singularity and a block game
This project has sent his sanity down the shitter
I mean hey, its a pretty cool project and the largest one of scale in Minecraft History
@MORYONETAP1 It's not done yet. Not for a long time.
Pippin talking logically while their avatar is aggressively crying blood fuels how chaotic and ambitious this project is. I love it.
The last option is definitely the dream. I really hope it comes to fruition, I'd love to see this done in my lifetime
Using copy and pasting, you could re-create all apartment buildings in eastern Europe and Russia with only like 2 or 3 designs.
Also Infonavit houses in Mexico.
@ los cantones de Ecatepec mamon, igual de jodidos xd
@@yake2685 seeh.
Ah yes the classic Khrushchovska and Brezhnevska
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this would be incredibly beneficial in the UK, a lot of houses are identical all in rows
yeah, i might put a team together to build my city
@@soup_pigeon England is a city as I researched on the internet, have fun building it
@@6000. Yes as a person living in the City of England i can confirm that England is a city
@@6000. England is my city 🥶
@@6000. shitty*
To make scanning easier you could use black and white filter for the AI so they don't focus on the different colors
what a genius we got here
@@MiguelSD was that meant as something bad?
@@YuhDJ no
@@MiguelSD oh
what about the difference between types of wood
The more this project evolves and advances, the more paranoid I am of the area around me already being documented in a 1:1 scale. It’s inevitable.
We need more people like this, those who have infinite determination to do anything, and that try to tackle challenges, even when they seem impossible.
It's so strange it could be done so easily. If you asked for every human to build 1 building and some things around it, in 1 hour everything could be done.
considering we put to work every elder and newborn
@@davidrojas4687 Okay, make 3 hours
there is no server in the world that could ever handle that
Building all buildings on earth will only complete like, 2% of the world..
Most of the world is Fields and Nature. so if every human builds a single building (Which is already hard in and of itself), you'd only get 2% of the world complete.
Well it looks like the terrain as it's height above sea level is already done and if all buildings can be done in 3 hours which is 2% of the earth than the buildings with the fields as 100% could be done in 150 hours (~6 days) and I also think that it's a shorter time to build fields in an area of 1 building than 1 building.
I think what makes this challenging is imitating the natural landscape of every single part of Earth
The natural landscape is already done, they already built a code that made all the landscape, All elevation it correct on this map, they're not building on a super flat world. As for forests they already have that covered too as they have made code that can create forest that is randomized so it doesn't all look the same.
@@marcoyado No no I know that the elevation is correct, I'm talking about the accuracy of how cliffs, stones, and mountains look
@@internetdinosaur8810 It probably doesn’t matter if it’s not perfect 1:1 scale out somewhere in the middle of Siberia, but I agree that major landscapes such as Everest, the Grand Canyon, and Niagara Falls should be fixed.
@@Jake-nq8kp That clip at the end at 12:05 in Iceland is actually an example of corrected terrain. Iceland was notorious for having borked elevation and terrain, and that mountain for example was manually rebuilt, you can see it's still in progress if you look behind it.
@@internetdinosaur8810 we can already improve stuff like this. We are actively working on it.
This script could change the earth. Literally.
Care to explain?
Not literally, but i got it
@@gabrielamaral978 lol the minecraft world. Literally
@@user-wv9kf2nb2x whoosh
I think it’s really cool watching these videos knowing that your house is possibly already built and you’ll be able to walk up to it in Minecraft one day
Imagine how fun it would be when the project is complete and have all of Minecraft players flock to the map to build their own home interior! I wonder if a random player could one day visit the map and have a considerably good percentage of checking out a random house with a finished inside!
It will take a long time cus this isnt really active and the building standards are really high
Sad fact: every year there are thousands and thousands new buildings, but having millions of builders would make this just a bit faster
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@@dontlookatmyplayylistt968 k i wont
he mentioned in the video it will not continously update to match new buildings
@gumfist law abiding citizen
@@jackisback9856 They won't update, but they will build those buildings when they're building that area, so that's still something.
As someone that currently works in the home construction industry in the US, I can confirm that the same house plan is built repeatedly in a subdivision. A subdivision of 800 houses can mostly consist of 6 available house plans, with limited variable options per plan.
Even if the AI just made shells it would be HUGE if an entire district would suddenly be more than just brick outlines
I’m imagining that you could develop an ai like you said in the video that does all this, and then you have a human checker to check if the building matches what’s on google earth, and if it doesn’t, they can just add a few smaller details. So instead of building, it’s mostly just checking.
One word: baritone
On the oldest anarchy server in Minecraft, people use baritone for either large or mundane tasks, just create a skematic using 3rd party software like the ones used for map art or pixel art (modification may be needed) & websites like google map in street view mode for reference. Create a schematic for each group & let their computers run baritone one many many accounts (some even alt). You could even run a program that allows baritone to successfully use world edit. This would be especially useful for mansions along a street as they are largely custom.
You guys are going about this project very intelligently. I love the angles you guys are attacking this problem from, there are definitely some very intelligent members of this team!
I still wonder if this isnt 1000gb or something
like you could just make diffrent servers and the people there would do it like. let every mc player do it like there homes
This will be so cool!
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@@dontlookatmyplayylistt968 stop spamming this shit
This already is so cool
The fact that script is in its infancy state is impressive since in coding "infancy" usually means it only works 25-50% of the time this dude must be pretty decent in coding
Or it can mean that it works 100% of the time but is so simple it's not useful yet. Like a calculator that can only do addition.
I want to said you, that you NEVER GIVE UP! and when you finished this a project which all world will remember.
You can buil other planets "SPACE"❤️❤️❤️
The story at the end brought me back to my own experience back in Primary School (US Grade School equivalent). Pretty much there's a rule where we had to sit outside our classrooms during recess, and wait for the teacher to arrive before we could enter. Being the kid I was, I decided to balance my half-filled water bottle on my badminton racket. It fell, from a staggering height of approximately 1 inch to hit the lap of someone else. That someone else was the kid that was allergic to dust, yep you heard that right, dust. I'm not trying to make fun of his condition in any way, just stating that with his condition, his parents were understandably protective of him. Hence he likely reported this minor incident, which was somehow interpreted as a criminal offence. The next week I and a bunch of the other more playful kids, who likely hurt the kid before in some way, were all called down to the principal's office. Someone literally brought out a cane, bout to whoop our asses until the vice-principal stepped in, saying to give us another chance. Needless to say I was traumatised throughout my remaining years at that school. Having grown up, I have mostly gotten over it, but it is still one of those straight up ridiculous experiences I frequently share.
I'm confused about one thing; the minecraft world's weight and if it's even possible to fit all of it.
The Earth is 12742000 meters.
(Looking back at it, you could fit at least 2 Earths in a minecraft world, now that I think about it...)
AND
According to Quora, a fully loaded Minecraft world will take up 60 petabytes. That's 60000 terabytes.
Now, I don't know if this information is *COMPLETELY* true, but 2b2t has a file size of 7 terabytes (7000 GB).
You see where I'm going with this.
A world download will be IMPOSSIBLE unless you're playing on a NASA quantum computer.
This will have to be hosted on a server.
Torrents are a thing. As long as multiple people have a full copy they can use their connections together to share the full file. You'll need a huge amount of storage to pull this off, but it's possible. Maybe get Linus involved to run the server lol
By the time this is done 60PB will be mid-range tier storage lmao. Just 20 years ago it was unthinkable to have to download a 60GB game but now everything that comes out is at or larger than that.
@@SpookySkeleton738 Not if it does actually get done next year...
@@9nikolai it will not, it's not finishable in less than 20 years imo (even with automation)
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You could calculate the time needed like this:
Lets say that everyone builds about 2000 buildings a year, and build for 50 years.
Then in that time a single person might build about 100000 buildings.
But lets say that they manage to build about 25% more houses every leap year, since they build more small houses or something,
That means, about 131250 houses built in 50 years.
Now lets say that 2000 people build, that means that in 50 years, about 262500000 buildings will be made,
so, at that rate, it will take about 750 years.
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@@dontlookatmyplayylistt968 shut up
Makes no sense very few people would spend fifty years doing this
@@bencatzilla yeah but new people would join in…
Yeah
I can't wait until this is done. It would be insane to see my house in Minecraft in the same world as every other building.
what you said about copy paste is 100% correct. my neighborhood is literally the same house over and over and over but with slight variations and stuff. my bedroom was in the exact same place as my best friend's for a while. there are some differences. my house has a room where the garage would be because the guy who owned it before us did modifications.
The Holocron from KotOR 2, I literally love whoever edited that in
I can't believe it's possible to complete this within my lifetime thank you so much for putting this together and I cannot wait until it is done. Keep up the FANTASTIC work.
Once this finishes, I imagine people comparing their house in this project to a replica they made as a kid.
*Me, who's in a Database class and semi-fluent in Java* I'm not there yet, but I'm coming. I'll get you that house database.
People have been trying to build all of the netherlands for some time now, the server is called GeoCraft
The dedication is absolutely out of this world. Pippen u r a legend
You are doing the Lord's work.
Damn, God himself approves.
Once this is complete, I think you should start a campaign of going around, and fixing things up, or at least making sure things are all good.
Love you Pippen ❤
you guys should add an spawn that's under ground somewhere where you can teleport to cities by using command blocks and stuff and coords
This is one of the reasons i wanna become immortal. I wanna see it. When the founders are already dead and seeing their descendants complete it after generations of generations. There i was waiting for thousand of years just to see end. Gonna be a feeling like no other.
As a Filipino if you ever get to my country good luck- the structures here are chaotic, tall modern buildings here, non-matching weirdly structured houses there, stilts on this house, those 3 houses merged into one, random old af Spanish churches inside Chinatowns
This project just keeps getting cooler and cooler🔥💪🏼
I’m so glad that you’re taking the semi-automated route. I’ve been wondering if LiDAR-type technology was the way to go for forever
bro i cant wait to watch this again when your done in about 10 years im guessing
nah this won’t ever be done. pippen is overhyping it in this video.
@@jwoodyberry6327 everyone know it lmao, it's just that everyone have a little hope of how far it will be make before pip become old
You deserve more subs, we can get it done faster, we just need more people.
The man made aspect of the world isn't limited to buildings. The vast majority of 'countryside' in many nations is farms and fields that are also man made.
A good program to automate the construction under the supervision of humans to check if there was any error and a good amount of volunteers, I think this project is possible in only few decades (depending on how you do it).
I calculated that if you have 10,000 people to work in this project, each of them having access to a program which can automate constructions, and each build takes 10 minutes (locating the building, finding the coordonates, letting the program run, checking if there is any problem), it would take 205 years working in average 1 hour per day.
So you can increase the amount of people by ten times, you can reduce the time to build by ten times or you can work ten times more (which I don’t think is reasonable or even feasable personally), you can decrease it to 20 years. Even if I didn’t really believe in this project at the beginning (I thought there would only be the big cities but nothing more), with this strategy and this mindset, I think it’s promising and perhaps feasable.
There were 4.372 billion buildings were in the world as of September 2021.
Thus if 1 building is built every second it would only take... 139 years to complete
And they aren't just gonna build buildings, they are also gonna build roads, mountains and houses
these videos are so well edited and people dont even notice it
“To the windowwws” 👍
@@Xocaj It hurt me putting that in
@@PippenFTS Which map projection of the world are you going with? I assume the mercator projection? If so, how are you gonna deal with the distortion of area near the poles? Houses will need to be built progressively larger as the scale changes toward the poles.
If you're using another projection, there will still be some issue with either scale or angle preservation, no matter which projection you're going with, since you can't accurately project a sphere to a plane.
The school suspension story reminds me of me in middle and high school. I got suspended probably 80+ times to the point I just didn't care any more. The best part is over 40 of the suspensions was for going to school while suspended, and the remaining half was mostly got reading in class while the teacher was talking.
Thinking back, I have no regrets, and I would probably do it all again, just smarter.
i remember geofort used generic stone bricks for housebricks and orange wool for roofing and another block for roads
You could also do a collaboration with a larger RUclipsr to get more builders.
mrbeast 👀
@@jwoodyberry6327 that's what I was thinking Mr. beast does interesting large scale Minecraft stuff all the time
Can't wait to see my own house on that server, would be a little creepy lol
Imagine that i go in, and see my furniture the same way like irl, that would be straight up scarry
The finding of matching buildings probably wouldn't be that hard. Here's how to do it: 1. given some database of real-world buildings extracted from Google Maps or OpenStreetMap, build a set of unique buildings, and then 2. map world position areas to these unique buildings, stored with rotation data and such, via a hash table. This should make the lookup time for a matching building O(1), given a volumetric range in world-space.
Just an incredible project all around with some great people working on it
I’m hoping they have really good cybersecurity, because it would suck if someone happened to hack in and delete everything!
This is an amazing idea
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Now for the last building use chisel and bits and recreate it to the final pixel.
It sounds like that program is already good enough to do things like trees. I bet areas of wilderness could be cranked out pretty fast already
Yes.. like the Amazon Rainforest or so, I see that good usage of this can save hundreds of years of work
Once this will be finished and It'll be great !
You finally finished the goddamn project
Imagine if we could create a system that made posible for people that are interested on having their house made accurately by themselves in BTE. Maybe if you offered an entrance to the project for a fee with the specific purpose of them building the ir own house. It would make work so much easier. Cause many people are invested on this, so they paying 1 to 2 dollars for having his real life house o minecraft would be appealing.
Sounds cool... until you realize they'd be doxxing themselves and it would be way messier than it already is
i'm halfway through the video and dude's been doing so much math it went from 80,000 to 40,000 to maybe half that to now only 400 days, and now he's getting into AI. i swear by the end of the video the number will be negative
It makes me wonder when we'll see the day that Pippen & the rest of the gang ends up making an A.I. supercomputer that advances so quickly that it destroys civilization.
Imagine dying to a block game. LMao
Aww the beginning was so beautifully said. This made me so happy
Last story hit so hard and was so relateable
Pippen thank u for ur awsome content!
automation is the answer. I've always loved playing with code, seeing what I can make it do. at the moment, I'm making a backrooms world of endless yellow rooms, endless caves, endless buildings, all in a spooky world outside of reality.
This is amazing, I just hope it doesnt ultimately end up making everything feel less detailed and more empty
The BTE Africa team is really disappointing all African minecraft players. We have so much beautiful city's like Cape Town City, Sandton City and more
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What do you mean? BTE Africa is working their asses off.
@@umwhat2024 their Instagram account hardly show cases anything 😪
I mean, you could probably join them?
I swear this is the most optimistic and ambitious take you could possibly have on this project, love this.
Good luck keeping it updated
"80,000 years to completion!" "Wow thats more than a year!"
The last part was just sad
In a decade or more, this project will be ready and we are gonna be joining the earth on Minecraft using the metaverse.
*I will come back in some years if this really happens, I'm 14 year old now btw*
This is great, but it takes the fun of meeting new people from the builders and being able to test your abilities with building new styles of buildings. Other than that it would be great, and something that would help others outside of the project and are just trying to make their own cool maps.
I was kind of hoping you could enter the building, well if you claim one as your own, you can just scrape out the excess material and decorate it
In all seriousness, here's a PSA for everyone: DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT, work on Build the Earth unless you 1. have the time for it, and 2. genuinely enjoy it. I would hate to see people slaving away, wasting their life on a project whose purpose isn't to get finished as soon as possible. Remember he said that if it takes thousands of years to complete, not only is that OK, it's awesome! Why? Because Build the Earth is supposed to be fun, not a soul-sucking addiction.
Be safe out there, alright?
My pc is gonna explode playing this map
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@@横須賀勢 no
@@mikeythestickman7829 YES
It won't once either the "FarPlaneTwo" or the "Distant Horizons" mods are completed
With this technology we could create a new world for each year
if you want help there's a fountain in viterbo, Italy, called "fontana grande", that same fountain is also in rodhes near the port. lol
This might be the most representable appliance of devotion and determination us humans can even have.
Thank god for the decentralised teams, you are stupidly optimistic.
Also it’s CIS not sis
I don't think I've ever seen a positive message from you
Not on Pippen! 😀
I'm cisgendered
@@ozymandias5513 why do you still do bte if you hate it so much?
@blpdes honestly it's a legitimate question, all he does is complain on discord and yet he's still here.
Thank you for your input though, added a lot.
I suggest to talk to the devs of baritone. They have experience in minecraft ai
pippen, do you pay your builders? because 99% of the work is done by them and youre the one with the patreon.
capitalism moment
actually that's one of the reasons they're currently calling the whole thing off
@@dcksjj3sspr01 no they aren't
Fiquei extremamente encantado com esse ambicioso projeto , cara vc é um louco do bem e a comunidade brasileira tá cada vez mais adimirando essa suas façanhas
Can't wait to copy and paste this project when complete for when I force my kids to play minecraft
but how are you planning to build the slums tho? like the unorganized ones?
“Virtual History Class” , Imagine if the teacher forgot to turn on adventure mode and generations of work went down the drain
I’m sure there gonna save a backup
@@Wemfsh yea
Takes the fun out of BTE imo. Scripting can help, but it’s just not as satisfying as placing blocks yourself and seeing the creation come to life.
How the f***k did I randomly decide to watch this with no prior attachment to this project, only for you to show a clip of someone building my home town? Are you magic? Tell me your secrets!
Incredible video and project, good luck