Shaders: Difference between revisions

Line 1:

There are various shaderpacks available for Minecraft. This page covers popular ones and helpful options to use on them.

Since shaders use the GPU heavily, don't use shaders (or use minimal ~~setttings~~) if you have a low end computer.

Since shaders use the GPU heavily, don't use shaders (or use minimal settings) if you have a low end computer.

= Loaders =

Line 34:

* Be sure to disable "lazy chunk loading" for any singleplayer install. If this setting is enabled (which it usually is by default), it prevents any chunks loaded by proximity to your character from being unloaded until you leave and re-enter the world, which will rapidly consume all of your RAM if you do any significant amount of travelling. This change is unnecessary if you ''only'' play on a server, in which case the clientside-only Optifine settings cannot influence the chunkloading of the server. Set<code>ofLazyChunkLoading:false</code> in optionsof.txt which is located in the main Minecraft folder (not in the mod options folder, one above).

* Most of the other settings work fine.

* F7 to show mob spawning spots and F9 to show chunk boundaries do not work with shaders.

* F7 to show mob spawning spots and F9 to show chunk boundaries may not work with all shaders.

*See [[Textures]] for some options to show off your shaders.

*Who needs FPS anyways when your game looks '''this''' good!

Line 54:

* Open final.fsh to change water fog to 0.05

* You will have issues with nightvision. When using nightvision you will need to switch shaders.

*Barrels and drawers are not rendering properly. Many items ~~insidide~~ are rendered pure black like ingots, coins etc.

*Barrels and drawers are not rendering properly. Many items inside are rendered pure black like ingots, coins etc.

*For some reason, drying rack is rendered as water.

*Project red lamps don't look very good.