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# Minecraft Fly-over Dataset 🎈

*⚠️ Please note: This dataset is a work in progress and may be updated at any time. ⚠️*

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## Overview

This dataset offers a stunning, continuous 4.5-hour video capturing a fly-over of diverse Minecraft terrain.

### Key Features

- **Resolution**: 2048x2048
- **Frame Rate**: 30 fps
- **Field of View (FOV)**: 85 degrees
- **Minecraft Version**: 1.20.4
- **Day/Night Cycle**: Enabled (Day and night only, no weather effects)
- **Camera Orientation**: Focused slightly towards the sunrise
- **Biomes Covered**: The video spans a wide variety of biomes

### Footage Details

- **Uninterrupted Recording**: The entire video was captured in one continuous take.
- **Unmodified World**: The Minecraft world was generated using default settings with no customizations or modded biomes.
- **Camera Positioning**: Command blocks were used to remove obstacles, which may cause visible blocks to disappear or the camera to "clip" through terrain.

### Usage

This dataset can be used for:

- **Machine Learning**: Train models for image or video generation, terrain analysis, etc.
- **Cinematic Projects**: Use the footage for timelapses, animations, or other creative endeavors.
- **And more**: Use it for backgrounds, anything that you can do with it is allowed.
  
### Additional Information

- **Size**: Due to its high resolution and video length, the dataset is quite large (~34GB).
- **Stuttering**: Slight stutters may occur because of the constant loading and unloading of chunks during the fly-over. These can be minimized or removed with code.
- **Limited Angle**: The video captures the world from a single, consistent angle.
- **Biome Coverage**: While a big chunk of biomes are included, not all biomes may be in the dataset, particularly rarer ones.

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Feel free to use this footage in your projects, and if you apply it to machine learning or AI work, I'd love to hear about your results!