Bedrock Edition:Far Lands
The Far Lands existed in Bedrock Edition. The Far Lands could be glitchy due to floating point inaccuracies. Player movement was not as smooth, and blocks did not act solid.
Travel Methods
Commands
Using the /tp command to teleport 12550824 blocks will bring you to the Far Lands.
NBT Editor
With a NBT Editor you can move yourself to the Far Lands.
Survival Travel
By traveling 12550824 blocks in Survival Mode you can reach the far lands, but the world stops beeing solid at around 9 million blocks, 3,5 million blocks before the far lands, so it is almost impossible to reach the far lands in survival on bedrock edition.
Far Lands Types
Edge Far Lands: The normal Far Lands
Cutoff: This happened on Windows 10 Edition. The Far Lands generated only on mobile Devices and the Nintendo Switch. Only randomly placed Water and Lava generated, and bedrock generated.
Skygrid: This happens in the Corner Far Lands Its a grid of randomly placed flying blocks in the air.
Fringe Lands: The Far Lands starts to degrade due to precision loss, on the Z axis it degrades into a skygrid that goes on for infinity.[test]
The Far Lands in newer Versions
When you teleport to 12550820 blocks in the newest version, there is normal terrain. you can´t teleport over 30 million blocks with using /tp command. when you go to over 16777216 blocks, rendering becomes very glitchy(Stripe Lands).
Stripe Lands
The Stripe Lands beginns at 16777216 blocks, only every second block renders. Some blocks are glitched. The Stripe Lands exist in the acutal version.
Gallery
Far Lands at negative X and Z
Far Lands at positive X and Z
Skygrid in the Corner Far Lands
Edge Far Lands in the X
The Repetitive Edge Far Lands
The Repetitive Edge Far Lands from another view angle.
Stripe Lands
Corner Stripe Lands
Nothingness
Map of the Far Lands in Bedrock Edition
X Far Lands start degrading
X Far Lands almost gone
Z Far Lands degrading into a skygrid
Visual Glitches in the Far Lands(EPILEPSY WARNING)
End Far Lands
The Far Lands also generated in the End, but there are differences between the end far lands and the overworld far lands:
- The End Far Lands look squished due to the interpolation in the overworld is 4 on the X/Z and 8 on the Y but is 8 on the X/Z and 4 on the Y in the end.
- The interpolation differences also affect the skygrid, every 4 blocks on the Y and every 8 blocks on the X/Z while in the overworld it is every 4 blocks on the X/Z and every 8 blocks on the Y
Trivia
- The Far Lands also generated in the Nether.