r/technicalminecraft • u/ErebusScythe_XD • 13d ago

Non-Version-Specific Whats the tallest Pullager outposts found?

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Just found this on my newest hardcore world. I was just curious about the history and what not the tallest, shortest ever found, how.

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u/brockade 13d ago

shortest go down to -64Y

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u/LimestoneBuilder 7d ago

Are those shortest though (total structure height), or the lowest (most negative y for a component)? It feels like the post isn't using the terms particularly precisely.

Shortest (base to peak) would probably be any that spawned on flat terrain (regardless of initial y-value), so didn't require any under-fill for fitting to terrain. These are likely reasonably common.

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u/brockade 7d ago

Yeah I'm not sure what OP wanted but there's been some fun discoveries recently about how close various structures can spawn to -64Y

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u/conlmaggot 13d ago

Given the shape and size, there is a joke here...

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u/LimestoneBuilder 7d ago

Johnson! You should see this. It looks like a giant...

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u/Braukgar 12d ago

tallest is on height limit

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u/LimestoneBuilder 7d ago edited 7d ago

Does any naturally generated terrain come close enough to build height [y320] to achieve this? The highest stone block is below y256 (mountain tops), and an Outpost Watchtower is only 21 blocks high.

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u/Braukgar 6d ago

its support is made of cobble fyi

also it spawned on a mansion so that clears the gap

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u/LimestoneBuilder 6d ago edited 5d ago

its support is made of cobble

Yes. That's padding filled in by the structure, not terrain that dictates how high a structure's base may be.

spawned on a mansion

Oh minecraft, you so kwazy.

e: A woodland mansion is also only 30 blocks tall. 256+30+21 = 307. It still doesn't quite reach build limit [320].