This Minecraft Mod Lets You Play With Nearly Any Render Distance 

Mojang doesn't even know what is optimization

@@aivanosgg2269 My 16 GB of dedicated RAM agrees with you 100 %.

mojang coded everything in java and haven’t adjusted really anything since 2011

@Hypie I didn't know that, is that the case for massive (100+) modpacks as well?

@Anatol I've actually had some issues so I'll try that out, thank you.

you need to load the chunks first

@@inverspe9774 Not in single player. the mod loads chunks within your chosen render distance that you have not been to yet

You're everywhere even when I least expect it but end city gaming.

Just Some Guy without a Mustache on that elytra grind

@@_TheDoctor can you install the mod in the server?

@Hypie damn that's a nice title

I see you like to dream big as well ;-;

That'd be the perfect update for me since i'm stuck playing the game on a Chromebook, from what i've heard versions 1.9-1.12 can't run properly without Optifine and everything above can't even run (Hopefully not true)

@Hypie They should add Silk Moths

Taking the best aspects of Distant Horizons, Sodium, and Optifine

Exactly! The big render distance is impressive, but it doesn't look good unless the horizon could curve like a real earth. Add a little bit of distance fog to it (so that mountains far away look blue, just like real life) and then it would be much more immersive and amazing

It probably wouldn't be too hard to add to this mod to be honest. You could write a vertex shader that displaces vertices along a large sphere.

Is it compatible with Iris?

Sadly, the newest version doesn't work with world curvature; but the 1.4 release curved just as you'd expect

there's some shaders that do this. Complementary Shaders do, for example.

Oh dang. Thanks! I use the same shader

Which ones do work?

Nostalgia shader works pretty well ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pApZfe1wV7w.html

Noooo!

@МrBеаst Ехtrа tf-

What you expect: I can build a cool castle here! What you get: I’ve been walking across this desert for 2 hours.

@@wolcamophone4783 Very obviously a you problem. Some people like to actually have to spend time going somewhere instead of having 7 biomes right there.

@@JostVanWair yes, them and the majority of people who tried that setting.

@@JostVanWair You know in my survival world, I had a large biomes preset, and... I appeared on an Island in the middle of the ocean. Fortunately there were some trees, which allowed me to craft a boat. I spent countless hours on my boat, it was tiring, I really thought that it was an endless ocean and then... LAND !!!!!! Man this was incredible. I built a great statue (similar to the colossus of rhodes) in the place where I disembarked for the first time

@@GAPLATER My man actually experienced, in the 21st century, what the sailors that discovered the americas felt.

its a basic thing for eny game that dont want to have 10 FPS

LODs for a game like Minecraft make no sense. Don't get me wrong, this mod is amazing, but it shouldn't be what's implemented in vanilla mc. The problem with rendering isn't that Minecraft itself is hard to render, it's that the devs write inefficient and uselessly complicated code that kills performance. If Minecraft wasn't written in java (like bedrock edition) it would be able to render basically everything you would want to see with no problems whatsoever

@@192Bits here's the expert

@@dubl33_27 he's right, java does have a hard time optimizing shit unlike c++ where you can literally crank the render up to 120+ chunks and raytracing(vanilla)

@@Lftarded he's only right in the aspect that the code is unoptimized, look what sodium can do and now imagine what mojang could do if they did those levels of optimizations

It does make me feel dizzy because the parralax effect is gone for stuff in the distance

Its more of a world rendering mod. In generation it really does nothing, and in detail, its actually lowering detail tremendously in order to render the "distant horizons". Also, id assume this mod either does not work on Multiplayer or it requires to have the chunks preloaded by the client. There are restrictions in server properties that forbbid clients from askimg for more than a specified set of chunks per player.

It's literally what every 3D game has by default, and i wonder why Mojang never added that to Minecraft.

@@Azarilh me too especially with the caves and cliffs update. even on max render distance you can't really see mountains without LODs.

10 secconds per frame, lol

+

If your pc can take it

Is it.good?

@Shulzky I have java and bedrock edition.

@Shulzky I don't have that.

Imagine sniping :)

Epic

Epic

Pretty sure that's not in chunks but in blocks, since every block is a meter, besides that's how far you'd be able to see on a perfect flat surface but in reality you can see skyscrapers or mountains that are further than that.

@@rigelbound6749 Epic

@@rigelbound6749 nah, I mighta messed up the maths but I'm pretty sure it's 3568.75 chunks as that's about 57km which is roughly how far you can see on a flat plane standing at 256 meters above the flat pane, yeah you're right if the opposing mountain was also at the same height as you you might be able to see it from slightly further away and also yes I know that build height is now technically higher but like I outlined in my second comment, on most monitors we're probably talking about fractions of a pixel here lol

im still surprised how for years developers couldnt make proper optimization for the game yet sodium does it three times better. ive always been thinking that it should be a part of the game

Compromise my friend. Mojang wanted Minecraft to be available to all kind of devices without making sure it's become performance heavy. Mods like this can make Minecraft pretty heavy for a "cubic games". Because let's face it, people with potato device can't have luxury of playing with mods without it lagging and crashed.

@@unknownguyindo4356 lod is a technology that is made specifically for this "compromise" you're talking about, and this mod implements it perfectly. for people with potato PCs playing with 2 render distance and 128 lod render distance would pose no problems whatsoever, that's what lod is for the mod itself has been in development for a long time and the developers had to overcome a lot of issues, but imagine if a studio like Mojang took up such a task and implemented it even better, lods are basically crucial for any open world game that wants to compromise render distance and proper optimization, and yet there's nothing like that to be seen in Minecraft, so who's really compromising here lol p.s I geniunely think the community should somehow reach Mojang and make a request of adding this technology into the game, it would make it infinitely better, revolutionary even

@@makaroninini Fair enough, I tried the mod yesterday from my friend recommendations and it instantly crashed the Minecraft even though I wasn't installing any other mods. So yeah, sorry my friend. It's still pretty heavy for potato PC.

@@unknownguyindo4356 great reply

Yes

why ur name have no ✅ on side of it?

Ayo? Still not verified?

On fast graphics right?

@@prabhavidyalankara6773 yeha

Yo, does sodium give better fps than optfine?

@@mrkakarot2424 yes, at least on my laptop

Try starlight, really help the performance, just remember don't install phosphor or any lighting engine mod with mod.

probably the cpu was eating itself trying to render that (btw nice pfp its nice to know i am not the only starcraft fan)

Coincidence? I think NOT

Because they makes games with horrible graphics, horrible phisics and horrible logic. Just look at how they copied seus ptgi and they made that crap of minecraft rtx

@@aivanosgg2269 what

@@aivanosgg2269 hm?

@@aivanosgg2269 what? There are major differences. One is using NVIDIA raytraceing. It's only in minecraft bedrock with COMPLETELY different shader language and render engine. I couldn't copy it. Just because it looks just as great as seus does not mean they copied it.

@@aivanosgg2269 you ok?

Good, I wasn't the only one that noticed XD

love ur vids

where do I download this mod?

@@ivejho0896 curseforge

Sorry to say, but if i understand this correctly- you have to have previously loaded the LOD chunks in your world for them to render outside your normal render distance. The LOD chunks aren't "real," but the upside to this is that it works mostly fine in multiplayer, installed clientside-only! Though this may have changed since last time i looked into it, it could be able to force-generate distant chunks in your singleplayer world.

@@littleboyred1 It has always been able to render chunks in singleplayer worlds, in multiplayer it can't render outside the normal render distance

@@srrandomperson Ohh, then thank you for correcting me there!

Yes it's because the server only sends you the few chunks around you for performance reasons (many players on a server). On singleplayer there isn't that limit.

@@IroAppe Probably there will be an update that supports server side LODs.

Install fabric, and use every Jellysquid3_ mods you can, Sodium and Lithium mainly

@@ShiroIsMyName Starlight's another great one to have, with even better performance than Jellysquid3's phosphor

@@ShiroIsMyName idk why but I get weird input lag and screen tearing whenever I use this mod

@@CreaperSiege I'll check it out, thank you

@@abbaszaffarkhan1872 I didn't encounter such a bug, you may want to make a bug report on his Github to see if it can be helped, his discord his also a good place to ask

for some reason there has been a lot of people (even modders) saying that this is impossible. But in both cases of DH and FP2 modders didn't really know about those comments, and made lod mod anyway. -cola

@@cola98765 thats awesome. "Its impossible!" "Oops, we already did it."

and on my very weak trash laggy laptop, it can handle 51 chunks with 20-40 fps. But before this update, it can only work up to 16

mines is worser, I get like 100 fps with 6 chunks but I get 0-100 fps with 224+ chunks, sometimes, it gives 100 fps and sometimes 0-10 fps.

I can no longer complain that my PC is starting to become too slow for Minecraft. My hat goes off to the both of you

I totally would, if I didn't suck at making videos...

@@spyrois2cool hence why I said you or someone else

Can you tell me how any Of that works? I don’t get any of this. Just found the config and mine is set to 64 render. Will it hurt if I go up to the 128?

I agree. Mojang seems to have issues with optimization, though. I don't understand why the Sodium folks can quadruple the game's framerate, but Mojang can't/won't.

​@@Swaggless I've had the feeling for a long time, that either Mojang are incredibly inefficient, or understaffed. They always take ages to bring out relatively small updates wich granted, have increased in quality over the last few years, but still. I'm also getting more and more frustrated with half baked features in the game like for example the fletching table (just to name something small), that stay unfinished for years. I understand that these things can take some time and that they also have to keep track of both Java and Bedrock, but then they go ahead every year and do some stupid biome and mob vote, just to put in backlog for ages, instead of finishing the stuff they already have in their backlogs, or improving on existing features and mechanics. I believe that unfortunately the devs are intent on keeping Minecraft a kids game, wich makes sense, but I think it'd be nice if they did something for their older audience, that have been with the game since the beginning and maybe add a little more complexity to the game. Rant over.

Glitched, the chunks the mod tries to load just vanish. But it works with some shaders it seems. I tried with Seus Complimentary only.

Nostalgia 4.0 are working pretty decent at the moment but most other shaders dont work very well

@@CreaperSiege oo thanks

@@marijnisn00b alr

@@samarsingh07 ic

yes

sammee >

I don't know about that bro but I have an Intel i3-10100F, an RX 570 and 8 GB of RAM and ran the mod with 140-170 FPS on 512 chunk render distance with the mod and both the Vertical and Horizontal qualities were also set to high too. Something to note is that I've used it with Optifine and Starlight (the one with Create mod compat) on 1.16.5 so maybe you should give those mods a try. EDIT: I forgot to mention that my actual render distance was on 8 if you're wondering.

Okay, so, I didn't really have any right saying all that. My render distance was at a whopping 28-32 and I had the verticle and horizontal settings at low. I just deleted the config file and redid the settings to be better, but, I did notice that the oceans have a problem. Whenever there is a large body of water, a grid will appear where fake chunks and straight up nothingness form a yxyxyxyxy kind of pattern (I don't know what that's called sorry), where y is nothing and x is a fake chunk.

@@dbleR Is Optifine on Fabric now? What is Starlight? I'm a Fabric-mods-only kinda guy, unfortunately, so I lost track of Optifine a long time ago

@@func_e Nah. Optifine won't work on Fabric. You can use Sodium instead if you want. Starlight is a mod that rewrites the entire light engine or something like that which gives you a good chunk of FPS since the default one seems to be crappy slow. Beware though since Starlight seems to be incompatible with a lot of mods.

@@dbleR That sucks. I think Optifine will get beaten out by Iris sooner or later, but that's just me. Starlight seems neat! I'll give it a try!

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Hey we said the same thing about the cave update and look what happened

@@whateverIwasthinkingatthetime yeah, but we had to wait 10 years for the cave update

@@ShortsPixeleados And?

@@whateverIwasthinkingatthetime "AnD" and what?

@@whateverIwasthinkingatthetime we just have to spam it