Physics in Minecraft

In Minecraft, physical rules are different from the real world. Although the game does not have a clear physics engine, it does follow some fundamental laws of physics, such as gravity, collision, and momentum. Players can feel the weight of objects, heavy objects will fall downwards, and light objects will float in the air. In addition, collision detection between blocks is also important, for example, if one block is placed on another block, it will maintain balance and prevent it from falling. Momentum is also an important concept, as players and objects move at a certain speed and direction. These physical rules play a crucial role in the game, making the game world more realistic and interesting. This is a mind map about physics in Minecraft. The map contains two main branches, namely Introduction to Minecraft Physics and Implications of Minecraft Physics. Each main branch has detailed descriptions of multiple sub branches. Suitable for people interested in physics in Minecraft.

Edited at 2024-01-30 06:01:26