Optimization mods I think should be whitelisted/allowed
Open
nsla28 messagesstarted May 22, 2026, 2:05 PM
nsla28 messagesstarted May 22, 2026, 2:05 PMgameplayother
nslaOPlast week26.1.1, although a decently optimized version, probably isnt enough for most people to run it at a comfortable FPS. For my computer (5900x + 4070Ti-S) and with these mods i can run the game at a comparable point to 1.16, but with lowering entity distance (X <= 200%) in the overworld.
I get ~240 fps from lithium + sodium, and ~315 with some of these other mods built in. This is while standing still, moving eats your fps like crazy and with the mods i can get ~210 while without the mods i get around ~160 and with waay more stutters.
Although not a substantial difference on my hardware I think it would be much more beneficial to those with lower-ended computers.
https://modrinth.com/mod/scalablelux
https://modrinth.com/mod/ferrite-core
https://modrinth.com/mod/immediatelyfast
https://modrinth.com/mod/badoptimizations
https://modrinth.com/mod/scalablelux
https://modrinth.com/mod/modernfix-mvus
I have not tested or looked further if these change vanilla in a substantial way, nor how much each mod individually contributes to the overall optimization.
I get ~240 fps from lithium + sodium, and ~315 with some of these other mods built in. This is while standing still, moving eats your fps like crazy and with the mods i can get ~210 while without the mods i get around ~160 and with waay more stutters.
Although not a substantial difference on my hardware I think it would be much more beneficial to those with lower-ended computers.
https://modrinth.com/mod/scalablelux
https://modrinth.com/mod/ferrite-core
https://modrinth.com/mod/immediatelyfast
https://modrinth.com/mod/badoptimizations
https://modrinth.com/mod/scalablelux
https://modrinth.com/mod/modernfix-mvus
I have not tested or looked further if these change vanilla in a substantial way, nor how much each mod individually contributes to the overall optimization.
22
maskerslast week
badoptimizations is basically useless as far as i know
Tacomonsterlast week
i bet voxy and distant horizons are gonna be banned
nslaOPlast week
yes because you cant view more than 32 chunks in vanilla
Tacomonsterlast week
mhm
nslaOPlast week
also nor do i think those are optimization mods
maxlast week
https://modrinth.com/mod/zfastnoise
https://modrinth.com/mod/c2me-fabric
these 2 make chunk generation much much better, basically playable for lower-end PCs and i really think they should be whitelisted
https://modrinth.com/mod/c2me-fabric
these 2 make chunk generation much much better, basically playable for lower-end PCs and i really think they should be whitelisted
Vanilla Worldgen optimization mod
A Fabric mod designed to improve the chunk performance of Minecraft.
2
Zintuxlast week
100%
Zintuxlast week
Buffered raw input and threaded event polling
justinlast week(edited)
https://github.com/drouarb/nvidium nvidium is known to be effective
Fast minecraft rendering backend for sodium (nvidia only) - drouarb/nvidium
justinlast week(edited)
scalablelux is all of the downsides of starlight (minor lighting & generation changes) with none of the upsides (1000x performance improvement), I'm not sure why it's desirable
justinlast week
but running away from src's mod policy is a good thing, probably won't hurt to allow
1
justinlast week(edited)
I really like ixeris, fastnoise is modern noisium. immdiatelyfast and ferrite-core should probably just be legalized. c2me and modernfix are the sketchiest to me, but the general modding community is fine with them I think.
1
Zintuxlast week
With latest sodium not as much
Zintuxlast week
Its like +20% fps on 32 rd and -10% on lower than 16 rd
Zintuxlast week
Gpu dependent, makes e raying not useless as it became in 26.1, lets you set 32+ rd
Zintuxlast week
About render distance, c2me unlocks it too idk if configs can be locked
Zintuxlast week
Its essential when you're using beta version c2me which lets you generate chunks on gpu because you're gonna be capped at some point without it, in regular uses its like 5% boost i believe
maskerslast week
is it still the case that nvidium removes fog
maskerslast week
oh this also sounds like it definitely shouldn't be allowed then
Zintuxlast week(edited)
Less nether and dragon fog was fixed in 1.21.6 and above
Zintuxlast week
The thing you couldnt change
Zintuxlast week(edited)
But you can disable entire fog with 1 button in settings once again
justinlast week
oh that's unfortunate, I was under the impression it was less all that
Iksinskilast week
It needs to be done because rn the game is unplayable on lower tier machines. C2M doesn't introduce non vanilla features neither does fast noise.
Iksinskilast week
For context I got an I5 3330 and a GTX1650Ti, without those mods on 16rd 500% ed warmed up graal I still experience 1% drops to like 3 fps - even tho on average the game runs in ~100fps. 32rd is not an option for me, I'm getting max 15fps out of that.
Zintuxlast week
Does graal do something compared to adoptium? Just curious
Iksinskilast week
In theory better JIT, reduced ram usage, beter GC