One of the biggest Minecraft mysteries has been solved
Almost every Minecraft player knows the mountain depicted on the standard texture pack. So it’s no wonder that many users have asked themselves whether it is actually possible to reach this mountain? Now there is finally an answer. Thus, after 10 years, one of the biggest Minecraft mysteries has been solved.
The Minecraft community is conquering a new world
Minecraft fans have been trying to find the world from the “Pack.png” for years. This is about that Image mapped to the default texture pack. Even if almost every player has seen the mountain before, in 10 years no one has managed to climb it.
Now a group has found the seed for the world. However, there is a lot of work to do for this as well as the Help from thousands of volunteers been necessary. The YouTuber “SalC1” explains exactly how the position of the mountain, and thus of the whole world, could be discovered.
In short: Many seeds could be excluded based on the position of the clouds, as well as individual blocks of earth and sand. The volunteers’ computers served as supercomputers to examine the remaining variants in more detail, until finally the seed 3257840388504953787 determined as the winner.
This is how you can reach the mountain
To visit the world yourself, you must be in the Version Alpha 1.2.2 to play. After that, all you have to do is move to the coordinates x=49 and z=0 and you’ll see the famous mountain. You can find one here exact tutorial on how to get the seed entered.
At the IP address “IP: packpng.salc1.com‘ SalC1 has also launched a Minecraft server so players can explore the world of Pack.png together.
A group of Minecraft fans have managed to find the seed of a hidden world. They needed them for that Computing power of thousands of volunteers. However, the team does not stop there. Other obscure images, such as a painting in Minecraft, are already being examined to make them accessible to every player in the future. What do you think of the discovery? Write it to us in the comments.
