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Minecraft uses two different norms for calculating stuff, the Euclidean norm between entities and the Manhattan norm between blocks. In this case you have to think of "block" as a unit
Idk how it’s coded but the coordinate system gives your position to like 3 decimal points, so I don’t think it uses a discrete metric space. Otherwise the player coords would be given in integers.
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Minecraft uses two different norms for calculating stuff, the Euclidean norm between entities and the Manhattan norm between blocks. In this case you have to think of "block" as a unit
So what about a "range of 30 blocks in each direction" for a mob?
It's just a circle
Sphere?
Oops yeah that's what I meant
Idk how it’s coded but the coordinate system gives your position to like 3 decimal points, so I don’t think it uses a discrete metric space. Otherwise the player coords would be given in integers.