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Forever ago I made a small TAS showing how clipping into a specific 0.0000001m area of a block could "softlock" you in place(youtu.be/feHC9xzeILc). Since then a few people have actually accidentally done it rta, but as I'm sure we've all been wondering: What if you wanted to do it on purpose? Well! Look no further :relieved: because you can do it in these few simple and definitely not random sounding steps:
1. Get a yaw of exactly 0. In the video I do this by placing a boat with a yaw of between +0 and +1.3 on F3 and then getting in and out of it. You could also do it manually with a few different low sensitivities, but boats are nice and easy.
2. Align your hitbox with a block and then break it/move away from it while staying aligned(easy since your yaw is 0).
3. Set your sensitivity to "HYPERSPEED!!!" and then press the left arrow key 7 times(so the slider reads 190%). Don't drag it there though, since that can give you a slightly different sensitivity based on your window resolution/the screen pixel you click which can cause this to fail, even if the slider and number are the same.
4. Turn until your yaw in F3 says 36.2 and then sneak forward for 1 tick.
5. Turn until your yaw in F3 says 143.8 and then sneak forward for 1 tick again.
6. There you go! your position should now be aligned perfectly so that if you drop/put a full block 1 block in front of you, you'll get stuck!
If you want to do this on a different axis/direction, then just replace the "sneak forward" with a "sneak left/right/back." Just keep in mind the 36.2 movement should always move you towards the block pos you want to clip into. You could also try just rotating the angles themselves around, but there's a chance it won't work because of sin table stuff.
Also try not to move your mouse too crazily while going between angles. It's probably lenient enough to not matter, but too much can mess up your exact yaw because floats :slight_smile:.
music: hal3 - c418
Forever ago I made a small TAS showing how clipping into a specific 0.0000001m area of a block could "softlock" you in place(youtu.be/feHC9xzeILc). Since then a few people have actually accidentally done it rta, but as I'm sure we've all been wondering: What if you wanted to do it on purpose? Well! Look no further :relieved: because you can do it in these few simple and definitely not random sounding steps:
1. Get a yaw of exactly 0. In the video I do this by placing a boat with a yaw of between +0 and +1.3 on F3 and then getting in and out of it. You could also do it manually with a few different low sensitivities, but boats are nice and easy.
2. Align your hitbox with a block and then break it/move away from it while staying aligned(easy since your yaw is 0).
3. Set your sensitivity to "HYPERSPEED!!!" and then press the left arrow key 7 times(so the slider reads 190%). Don't drag it there though, since that can give you a slightly different sensitivity based on your window resolution/the screen pixel you click which can cause this to fail, even if the slider and number are the same.
4. Turn until your yaw in F3 says 36.2 and then sneak forward for 1 tick.
5. Turn until your yaw in F3 says 143.8 and then sneak forward for 1 tick again.
6. There you go! your position should now be aligned perfectly so that if you drop/put a full block 1 block in front of you, you'll get stuck!
If you want to do this on a different axis/direction, then just replace the "sneak forward" with a "sneak left/right/back." Just keep in mind the 36.2 movement should always move you towards the block pos you want to clip into. You could also try just rotating the angles themselves around, but there's a chance it won't work because of sin table stuff.
Also try not to move your mouse too crazily while going between angles. It's probably lenient enough to not matter, but too much can mess up your exact yaw because floats :slight_smile:.
music: hal3 - c418
