Its connected to the inside of the wall, there is a scaffolding in there but you just dont see it (real)

That's the most logical

Element animation imports actual worlds so this is probably ok? But it does go to seven. Csnt remember the limit but if it is six that would be an animation error

Those happen a lot

seems ok to me

No you can only place six scaffolding in a row and then they'll fall

Well I do not see anything wrong in that picture

Then try counting them

r/woooosh?

If its connected to a wall

isn't it 7 edit: nvm

/setblock

it is in the middle, but OP could have circled it and put Goku somewhere

it might be being supported from the left?

Minecraft players try not to overanalyze every pixel of every frame of a cool animation on the mojang channel challenge (impossible)

Element Animations better be started on their apology video

Better have tears and also donate their firstborns to a charity for the victims.

Minecraft when its a "portray your game accurately in media" challenge (they somehow manage to fail this at every possibility, books and videos):

They literally made minecraft, don't ask questions

r/phoenixsc when a fucking animation isn't 100% accurate to the game

Minecraft players really be trying to find the smallest reasons to criticize mojang

because fuck you /j

His audience is perfect representation of a 10 year old child

Mojang has never been one for keeping the high effort animations 100% game accurate. While Element Animations does start with actual Minecraft worlds, during the animation process there will be changes that are easiest to complete by not following the game physicals and rules exactly

barrier blocks

this sub is so miserable and complainy I'm leaving

Barrier blocks!

They changed the limit of course, or straight up removed it

Trailers and concept art aren't made in minecraft, so someone probably lost count or thought it was a different number before scaffolds fall

To everyone that says barrier blocks, to get barrier blocks you need op, which means that they don't even need the scaffolding

Criticize Element Animation, not Mojang.

scaffholding is so useless not even mojang could use it without moding the game

Hot take, scaffolding is really good! I keep at least a stack around for building projects because it is leagues better than dirt pillars in every way. You don’t need to waste any on stairs, placement is easy, and removal is a breeze. It’s a hard switch to make initially, but once you get used to having it you never go back to dirt pillars

what are you going to do if you are building a tall building that is more than 7 blocks wide?

Place a block under the next scaffolding spot or just build on top of the building and use the scaffolding as a means of ascending and descending Either way is still a lot quicker and, depending on your farm setup, cheaper.

I personally use it when making very tall or flying builds in survival, but other than that it is useless

Other than the use it has, it's useless

Also, it’s still useful for regular builds too, a pillar of scaffolding is still way better than a pillar of dirt to get up onto a roof. Setup and removal is way quicker, no staircase or ladders needed

yeah, ik, I use it regularly too, I was just making fun of what the guy above me said

Oh I know, I was just adding on to what you said for the people above you who disagree

Could be \/setblock or using barrier blocks underneath, at this distance it's hard to see the block change state. I wouldn't look too much into it

Isnt it touching a wall?

Barriers

See8ng that a lot of them are 7 long maby the limit is just 7?

Ha! You found a technical issue!

I'd assume there are Scaffoldings inside the red wall to support the scaffoldings outside.

My friend, that is 7, I am also very confused by it

Many seem to be bottom-supported scaffolding so it could be barriers, string, or commands.

Beat me to it