Kerria
Faster texture animation
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Kerria
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Kerria is a mod that optimizes texture animations.
In vanilla Minecraft, texture animations are handled rather inefficiently. Each time a texture is updated, it is uploaded onto the atlas via the slow glTexSubImage2D, which involves CPU->GPU upload and may potentially incur a pipeline stall.
This mod adds two optimizations to reduce the performance impact of animated textures:
- Texture Animation Cache. Instead of performing an upload each time, we can cache non-interpolated animated textures once they are uploaded to the GPU. When the texture is subsequently needed, it is applied with a very fast GPU-to-GPU copy.
- Fast Texture Upload. Optimize texture upload performance with persistently mapped buffers and pixel buffer objects.
The optimizations can be configured through the Sodium/Embeddium video settings screen.
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Is this compatible with Sodium/Embeddium's "Animate Only Visible Textures" option?
Yes. That option improves performance by skipping uploading animated textures that are invisible, while this mod actually speeds up the process of uploading animated textures.
Kerria
Overview
Kerria is a mod that optimizes texture animations.
In vanilla Minecraft, texture animations are handled rather inefficiently. Each time a texture is updated, it is uploaded onto the atlas via the slow glTexSubImage2D, which involves CPU->GPU upload and may potentially incur a pipeline stall.
This mod adds two optimizations to reduce the performance impact of animated textures:
- Texture Animation Cache. Instead of performing an upload each time, we can cache non-interpolated animated textures once they are uploaded to the GPU. When the texture is subsequently needed, it is applied with a very fast GPU-to-GPU copy.
- Fast Texture Upload. Optimize texture upload performance with persistently mapped buffers and pixel buffer objects.
The optimizations can be configured through the Sodium/Embeddium video settings screen.
FAQs
Is this compatible with Sodium/Embeddium's "Animate Only Visible Textures" option?
Yes. That option improves performance by skipping uploading animated textures that are invisible, while this mod actually speeds up the process of uploading animated textures.
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KerriaEnabled.png When Kerria is enabled, texture animation only takes 3.24% of the frame time. -
KerriaDisabled.png When Kerria is disabled, texture animation consumes 40% of the frame time (dependent on the scenario.)
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Kerria Enabled When Kerria is enabled, texture animation only takes 3.24% of the frame time. -
Kerria Disabled When Kerria is disabled, texture animation consumes 40% of the frame time (dependent on the scenario.)
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