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MC-92532

Crash after filling big area with 'minecraft:wheat'

My minecraft crashed after using /fill. When i re-opened the world, it crashed again. Also when i tried again. Unluckly, i don't have a recent backup of that world. do i realy have to start all over again?

After trying 8 times the world was removed from the world list. I could still find it in 'saves'.

The first report is when i entered the /fill command

Coördinates are not exact, i can't find it back.
-> /fill 403 125 677 340 115 750 minecraft:wheat

If someone knows how i can get my world back to normal, please let me know.

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The largest area that can be operated on at once is 32768 (2^15) blocks, if I'm not mistaken. The area you were attempting to fill is significantly larger than that. The game should have reported this to you, rather than crashing.

Your filling multiple layers with blocks that require farmland below it, this causes all wheat blocks to get an update, drop and causes 1 drop per block you filled.

Your server can't handle the amount of updates/item drops, does this still happen when you execute the following command in the server console:

/kill @e[type=Item]

Nathan, like i said, coörd aren't right.

Fvbice, i do not have a server console to type in commands. if i do, where?
when i log into the world, 1 sec later minecraft crashes.

i don't have a server... i start up minecraft with it's launcher. which then closes after minecraft has started

"crash-2015-11-11_20.39.38-server.txt"
then explain to me why it says -server.txt
also this is resolved as duplicate of MC-32168

i don't know why it says -server, but my world is lost...

kobevrijs

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Minecraft 1.8.8

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