Brute Force Rendering Culling Revived

What does the original mod do?

Brute Force Rendering Culling is a performance mod that improves how Minecraft handles rendering.

It uses advanced occlusion culling techniques to skip drawing chunks, entities, and block entities that the player cannot see. By cutting out this hidden work, the mod reduces the strain on chunk compilation and rendering, which helps keep frame rates steadier in heavy modpacks or areas crowded with blocks and mobs.

The biggest gains show up in enclosed spaces or builds with lots of occlusions, while open landscapes see less impact. Rendering tasks are canceled early at the CPU stage, saving resources before they ever reach the GPU.

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Brute Force Rendering Culling Revived

Brute Force Culling Revived brings back the original Brute Force Rendering Culling mod with important fixes and updates for modern Minecraft.

The original project introduced aggressive occlusion culling to skip rendering hidden chunks and entities, but it struggled with crashes, outdated code, and limited compatibility.

This version fixes:
NullPointerException problems, thread crashes from RenderSystem being called too early, shader initialization errors, and replaces deprecated or risky APIs with modern ones. It also fixes VRAM leaks, removes unnecessary logic, eliminates GC stutter, avoids uncached reflections, and prevents unnecessary allocations.

Not only that!
It also has new tricks, a whole benchmark! With 2.0 this mod not only is more stable but also outperforms both entity culling and original bfrc mod.

This mod will be maintained subtly.

Credits:

Original mod created by Rogo (Brute Force Rendering Culling).