Uploaded May 2023 | Updated September 2026, 3 hours ago
I am trying another challenge from Rick Clark - the Minecraft On a Line Challenge
Rick's video is here: youtu.be/DF_hrrGea1k
And he describes the challenge like this:
How far can you travel on a line in Minecraft? It is harder than you think!
Goal:
Travel along the z coordinate as far as you can in 10 minutes. This challenge requires that the coordinates be displayed on the screen.
For Java Edition, I recommend Batty's Coordinate Datapack which can be found here: curseforge.com/minecraft/customization/battys-coordinates-datapack
For Bedrock Edition enable coordinates in the map setup.
Rules
1. Random world.
2. Hard difficulty.
3. Record the current z coordinate. You will travel in the z-direction. You can travel both forward and backward in the z direction if needed, but you must stay on the z line.
4. The x coordinate must not change. If it changes, the challenge is over.
5. Continue in the z direction for 10 minutes. At the end of 10 minutes record your z location. Subtract the starting z coordinate from the ending z coordinate. This is your score.
6. If the x coordinate changes, the challenge is over. Record your score.
7. If you die the challenge is over. No score is counted.
MUSIC:
"Pluto" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena - downloaded from the YouTube Audio Library
I am trying another challenge from Rick Clark - the Minecraft On a Line Challenge
Rick's video is here: youtu.be/DF_hrrGea1k
And he describes the challenge like this:
How far can you travel on a line in Minecraft? It is harder than you think!
Goal:
Travel along the z coordinate as far as you can in 10 minutes. This challenge requires that the coordinates be displayed on the screen.
For Java Edition, I recommend Batty's Coordinate Datapack which can be found here: curseforge.com/minecraft/customization/battys-coordinates-datapack
For Bedrock Edition enable coordinates in the map setup.
Rules
1. Random world.
2. Hard difficulty.
3. Record the current z coordinate. You will travel in the z-direction. You can travel both forward and backward in the z direction if needed, but you must stay on the z line.
4. The x coordinate must not change. If it changes, the challenge is over.
5. Continue in the z direction for 10 minutes. At the end of 10 minutes record your z location. Subtract the starting z coordinate from the ending z coordinate. This is your score.
6. If the x coordinate changes, the challenge is over. Record your score.
7. If you die the challenge is over. No score is counted.
MUSIC:
"Pluto" by Topher Mohr and Alex Elena - downloaded from the YouTube Audio Library
