Collisions

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Minecraft's collision physics is very simplistic in nature, yet it contains many glitches.

As a reminder, Minecraft's physics is updated 20 ticks per second. The player's movement and collisions are calculated once every tick.


Order of collisions and X/Z Facing

Movement is not checked linearly: instead, the game does # steps:

  • Move the player along the Y axis until there is a vertical collision. In that last case, if the player's Y speed is negative,
  • Move the player along the X axis until there is a horizontal collision.
  • Move the player along the Z axis until there is a horizontal collision.
  • If a horizontal collision was detected, we know a wall is blocking the player's path, but perhaps it's low enough that the player can simply.
    • The game does another calculation to see if the player could go further when taking stepping into account.
    • Otherwise, the wall is considered too tall to step onto.
  • End


Some examples