Rendersnap
The mod, in it's name, improves on the current (inadequate) rendering engine, by applying aggressive (but subtle) optimizations to cut down the amount of things to render, without causing incompatibility issues.
Highlights
It's simple!
The mod uses culling techniques to lower the load on cpu, gpu, and this improves the performance on low-end devices and this allows low-end users to play minecraft in a smoother way!
Other, visual features are also added, including zooming and not rendering some details.
It's modular!
All can be controlled, enabled or disabled, aggressive or conservative, through vanilla settings.
It's compatible!
Fix, not change, so vanilla renderer features such as vanilla shaders are completely supported. Any compatibility issues with vanilla or other mods will be fixed.
Installation
Download
Fabric API(it is a required dependency) and the mod from the latest snapshot available. (You may ignore the Minecraft version for both mods, as snapshot versions from the same update usually do not break compatibility.)Install the mod as you normally would in your launcher. If your launcher does not have a mod installer, manually move the downloaded
.jarfile into themodsfolder of your instance.
Benchmarks
Hardware configuration:
- CPU: Intel Core i5 1035G1
- GPU: Nvidia MX330
- RAM: 8GB DDR4 RAM
- Storage: 1TB NVMe SSD
Software configuration:
- Minecraft 26.1.2
- Fabric API 0.149.1
- Rendersnap 1.0
Settings configuration: Fabulous preset (32 chunks render distance, 12 chunks simulation distance)
World configuration:
- Seed: -4562913757330550907
- Location: -203.83 142.01 647.58 179.26 9.14
Extras
It is recommended to use complementary mods like ModernFix and Ixeris. The mod only fills the gaps that are left by those mods.
This mod is not a one-size-fits-all renderer, and it benefits most on integrated GPUs that cannot take advantage of complex optimizations. Consider other renderer mods that work best on your hardware.
License
Rendersnap is currently licensed under the Star-end License.
