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In normal Minecraft rendering, the hotbar and the inventory GUI are driven by the same render loop, and their state updates occur in the same frame; in Dream's "boat rescue" segment, the hotbar updates one frame faster than the inventory GUI, indicating the video was composited or edited frame by frame.
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