Uploaded January 2019 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
Huh? What is this? Just playing a simulator game where you go really fast. I have just been launched to the outer edges of the coordinate space.
The null zone is a byproduct of the floating-point numbers Roblox uses to keep track of coordinates, graphics, and movement. This causes many glitches, like the one you see now: The character is getting completely garbled and messed up. It also loses way too much quality, to the point where it becomes completely unrecognizable. The angle at which you can view the character also is limited to the four cardinal directions farther on. The character deteriorates more and more the longer you watch!
Huh? What is this? Just playing a simulator game where you go really fast. I have just been launched to the outer edges of the coordinate space.
The null zone is a byproduct of the floating-point numbers Roblox uses to keep track of coordinates, graphics, and movement. This causes many glitches, like the one you see now: The character is getting completely garbled and messed up. It also loses way too much quality, to the point where it becomes completely unrecognizable. The angle at which you can view the character also is limited to the four cardinal directions farther on. The character deteriorates more and more the longer you watch!
