Minecraft Player's Unique Build Is a Real Working Rollercoaster

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AMinecraft player has built a fully functioning and thrilling rollercoaster within the game, showing off new ways to use the popular sandbox sim. Players have always pushed what is possible within Minecraft, and with regular updates and downloaded mods, options for building interesting contraptions can be expansive. The most recent Minecraft update called The Wild has added new biomes, blocks, and creatures for players to encounter, offering interesting settings for impressive projects.

There has always been a community of players who work to discover what is possible within Minecraft's coding. For example, the multitude of ways Redstone and Sticky Pistons can be used has impressed the gaming community time and time again. Additionally, the downloading of mods like Forestry gives players new tools, animals, and automation options that further expand what is possible. These types of useful blocks and mechanics are part of what helps bring player projects to life.

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In an impressive display of craftsmanship, Reddit user tyingnoose (via GameRant) has created a working rollercoaster within Minecraft, complete with loops and a fiery ending. The ride starts with a steep descent, then the first loop, which is done by pushing the player up and back using Minecraft's Slime blocks and Sticky Pistons. Afterward, the player is sent through more curves with the Slime blocks until they reach three rings of fire at the very end. The player then falls through the bottom «safely» as the fire never touched them. However, there is no landing spot, making it appear the player falls into infinity.

Looking at this Minecraft roller coaster from a distance, the ride seems a