[1.23] Quantum Suit 3 high blocks = Speedhax!

Small bug mainly blamed to Notch in fact all Notch but with the Quantum suits it's pretty much broken to hell. You can do the hop 3 high down a cave for example and move so fast that you can run past the chunk loading throttle and also do a lot of damage to servers causing massive amounts of chunks to be forced loaded and known to cause memory leaks from it. Really abusive exploit for large servers.

It is a vanilla bug like I said enhanced 10 fold with the suit. Not sure if it's worth the time investigating or not.

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And, what exactly is the bug again?
If you did discribe it already, it got probably lost in bad grammar ^^'

Build a 3 high ceiling or platform or anything that is 3 high. Then go quantum speed and bounce between the floor and the 3 high ceiling and you will actually start going to warp!

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And then the server drops you for moving too fast, and you cry.

Yeah Bukkit has a bit more performance enhancements there lol. I mean I could force a limit but man its pretty epic devastating

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Ah, the speedtunneling bug. Yes it's an issue related to the fact people wanted to have sped-up jumps
Guess i've gotta rework the code there.

Damn forums don't have a like button so.

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Yes. Depends.

hehe. Air travel will come in overtime that done at a quantum speed or less would cause not to many chunk issues. I guess a rail system at quantum speed would also work. One thing I would love to see is more client side speed boats... Why I said client? Well as far as I can tell the whole damn boat system is 100% server side. You tell the server where you want to go and it sends it back. Really really crappy in SMP not sure what SSP like.

I would love just to see Minecarts at speeds as the suits with a few cool options. Pretty simple too but I guess will have to wait what's in store.

But please please please if you don't have enough SMP testers pick a couple out because I feel SMP gets over looked to much during testing.