DHSnowFix

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Helps Distant Horizons tint underlying blocks with snow instead of rendering full snow blocks

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DHSnowFix

A simple Fabric Minecraft mod that fixes snow layers rendering as full blocks in Distant Horizons. Please use "Tint With Avoided Blocks" in DH's config, or you won't see any snow at all in LOD chunks! comparison.png (The bottom picture is with this mod installed, "Tint With Avoided Blocks" in DH's config is enabled)

This mod seems to be needed at least as a hopefully temporary solution since over on Distant Horizons' issue tracker the issue about this problem was closed without resolution and seems to be a "won't fix" because it's "expected behavior".
So then Minecraft itself should change?

This mod achieves what it does by making the snow layer block non-opaque and transparent, because that's what Distant Horizons checks for when it chooses blocks to avoid/tint blocks below with.

  • Gameplay-wise this means that snow layers now let light through. Even though it's unrealistic, you can now have skylight come underground through snow on top of glass without people noticing it!
  • (1.20.1) Performance-wise this means that there's now an additional check whether the current block is a snow layer block every time the game checks whether the block is opaque when it needs to decide whether to render a block side or not, which is obviously far from ideal.
  • (1.21.10) Loading time-wise this means that there's now an additional check whether the current block is a snow layer block every time the game checks whether the block is opaque when it needs to build block shape cache upon loading/reloading a resourcepack (to later decide whether to render a block side or not based on that information), which is obviously far from ideal, but still better than it was on 1.20.1.

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DHSnowFix is licensed under MIT.

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  • Distant Horizons with proper snow
    Distant Horizons with proper snow Just look at it! Render distance is 5 chunks by the way (and yes that igloo does have the basement)
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    Comparison Top — normal snow in Distant Horizons' chunks, bottom — with this mod installed

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