Does lego worlds have a limit of construction height?

[⎛⎝Duckers McQuack⎠⎞]

Or is this game unlimited in all directions?

[Funrir Woulfe]

there is a height limit, but it's like Everest height in game

[Snicker]

There is also a depth limit - dig far enough down and you will hit a dark grey/black bedrock that cannot be dug through. I've flown so high that my entire world disappeared and things started flipping out, though. Also, horizontal distances are only limited by your computer's ability to store the chunks.

[⎛⎝Duckers McQuack⎠⎞]

Alrighty then!

[Luna Fate]

I test the height and depth limits respectively in these vids :D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2zHhXZ0Z7VI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTBSZIpMaRM

[hymn]

Originally posted by Snicker:

horizontal distances are only limited by your computer's ability to store the chunks.

This is not correct, LEGO Worlds has a technical size limit due to the number of chunks being limited by their 16-bit address. The maximum size of a world is 2,097,120 x 2,097,120 studs. I previously explained it here: http://steamcommunity.com/app/332310/discussions/0/523890528711209415/

The height limit from bedrock to invisible ceiling is 4087 studs. Bricks can reach beyond that point as long as their base is still at a legal height but they won't render correctly.

To put it in context, this is substantially higher then Minecraft's standard height limit of 256 blocks even when you equate a 1m tall block with 8 studs.

[Snicker]

Great videos, Damien!

[Snicker]

Hym, I'll take my comments to that thread.

[Snicker]

So now I just need two more pieces of data for the "World" page on the unofficial Wiki ;) http://lego-worlds.wikia.com/wiki/World