rand is slow, unreliable and only supports x16 bit numbers, it's used in chunk gen code, which is usually critical part (performance wise). I have a very good rng which should be ~15x faster, reliable and supports x64 bit (best from all the rngs I tested), I will put the code tomorrow here. (It's late)

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When loading in a new world, leaf blocks that are connected to nothing are being generated

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new world
2. Look around for a while

I believe that those leaf blocks should have been turned into a tree or either that they shouldn't have been generated at all

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86744385/147682745-ec1154d0-fb79-4cf8-ad2c-94c6e4e521fe.png

I am currently using Windows 10 Home (21H2).

Hi @codingminecraft I am very impressed with your youtube content I think this code and YouTube series will awesome too! If you can please support this code to build for android and ios devices! Thank you so much!

When downloading the zip file and then building it, you get an error saying that you have unresolved external symbols.

Here is a image of the error: https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86744385/146460718-93a75a57-a305-40a5-86f0-236ccee261ef.png

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. On my 14 inch laptop I have to run games at 60% FOV, and on my 17 inch laptop I have to run them at 80 FOV. It's not a constant amount, and the game looks really weird on my big laptop.

Describe the solution you'd like A slider that allows me to set the FOV in-game. A slider is much better than buttons, since it can get more precise and isn't stuck to one or two options.

Describe alternatives you've considered I've considered dynamic scaling of the FOV based on screen size and resolution, but that just isn't a good answer, since individuals see things differently based on eyesight, screen resolution, and many other factors.

Sometimes when generating a world, certain sections of the world are not light up correctly

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new world
2. Look around for a while
3. You might find a area where the lighting is not functioning correctly

The area where the lighting is not functioning correctly is supposed to be lit up, like other parts of the world

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86744385/148605188-2ffca952-12b3-4f29-b123-c67751622e0d.png

Windows 21H2 (Home Version)

When rendering a second player during multiplayer and the other player is in front of water, the water covers part of the player box

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Create a new world
2. Open a LAN server
3. Have another person join the server
4. Have that person be in front of a water body

The box showing the location of the player should render infront of the water, not behind the water

https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86744385/148604321-28b1722d-58ac-46bf-b49e-13a445941778.png

Windows 21H2

There is currently a type on the bottom of the README. The bottom of the README is supposed to say "Linux Filesystem doesn't like numbers" but instead "Linux Fileystem doesn't like numbers" is written

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Scroll down to the bottom of the page
2. Look at the bugs section of the README

Expected behavior "Linux Fileystem doesn't like numbers" is supposed to be written as "Linux Filesystem doesn't like numbers"

Screenshots https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/86744385/148583355-5d13a451-9053-494d-80b1-2141239d4a79.png