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Entity Culling
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Skip rendering of hidden entities
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
Enhances game performance and optimizes resource usage.
Adds client-side tools and features to enhance the user experience.
Forge is a popular mod loader for versions 1.1+ of Minecraft.
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Entity Culling - 1.16.5 - 2.1.4 and newer versions are only compatible with Optifine G8!
Entity Culling - 1.16.5 - 2.1.3 and older versions are only compatible with Optifine G7!
Entity Culling - 1.12.2 - 2.0.8 and newer versions are only compatible with Optifine G5!
Entity Culling - 1.12.2 - 2.0.7 and older versions are only compatible with Optifine F5!
This mod requires MixinBootstrap (curseforge, modrinth) and RenderLib (curseforge, modrinth) to run (MC 1.12.2 only)!
Mixin 0.7-0.8 Compatibility (curseforge, modrinth) might be helpful when another mod uses an older mixin version and you are thus unable to launch the game (MC 1.12.2 only).
Entity Culling is a client-side performance mod that aims to skip rendering of hidden (tile-)entities. In vanilla, it just renders all (tile-)entities that are in the field of view of the player. This means there may be hundreds of (tile-)entities eating your fps while you can't even see them because they are hidden behind a wall.
Culling of hidden Entities
By default, this mod uses an OpenGL occlusion culling implementation which gives you pixel-perfect bounding box culling with only one frame delay and a very small overhead.
If your hardware does not support OpenGL 4.3 then this mod uses a raytraced culling implementation. The raytraced culling is more CPU intensive while the OpenGL culling is more GPU intensive and thus depending on your hardware you might want to prefer one over the other. This can result in massive FPS improvements when a lot of (tile-)entities are on the screen but not visible because they are occluded.
Test with EntityCulling-1.12.2-6.0.2 inside a Chocolate Quest Repoured dungeon with ~200 entities on screen shows huge improvements!
Entity Culling - 1.16.5 - 2.1.4 and newer versions are only compatible with Optifine G8!
Entity Culling - 1.16.5 - 2.1.3 and older versions are only compatible with Optifine G7!
Entity Culling - 1.12.2 - 2.0.8 and newer versions are only compatible with Optifine G5!
Entity Culling - 1.12.2 - 2.0.7 and older versions are only compatible with Optifine F5!
This mod requires MixinBootstrap (curseforge, modrinth) and RenderLib (curseforge, modrinth) to run (MC 1.12.2 only)!
Mixin 0.7-0.8 Compatibility (curseforge, modrinth) might be helpful when another mod uses an older mixin version and you are thus unable to launch the game (MC 1.12.2 only).
Entity Culling is a client-side performance mod that aims to skip rendering of hidden (tile-)entities. In vanilla, it just renders all (tile-)entities that are in the field of view of the player. This means there may be hundreds of (tile-)entities eating your fps while you can't even see them because they are hidden behind a wall.
Culling of hidden Entities
By default, this mod uses an OpenGL occlusion culling implementation which gives you pixel-perfect bounding box culling with only one frame delay and a very small overhead.
If your hardware does not support OpenGL 4.3 then this mod uses a raytraced culling implementation. The raytraced culling is more CPU intensive while the OpenGL culling is more GPU intensive and thus depending on your hardware you might want to prefer one over the other. This can result in massive FPS improvements when a lot of (tile-)entities are on the screen but not visible because they are occluded.
Test with EntityCulling-1.12.2-6.0.2 inside a Chocolate Quest Repoured dungeon with ~200 entities on screen shows huge improvements!
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Test inside a CQR Dungeon (v1.12.2-6.0.2)
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Test inside a Roguelike Dungeon (v1.12.2-2.0.8)
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