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Minecraft mod to fix long-standing FPS stability issues.
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Minecraft mod to fix long-standing FPS stability issues.
1) Implement proper frame pacing when FPS target is limited (due to user setting or being inside a menu):
- Minecraft 1.21.11 and below: Allow FPS to actually reach the target instead of randomly being 5-20 FPS lower.
- Minecraft 26.1 and above: Fix dropping by 1 FPS due to using out-of-date information.
2) Get inputs on a separate thread to fix FPS dropping by 2-3x when moving the mouse (especially on high polling rate mice on Windows) due to glfwPollInputs().
Comparison:
- Vanilla: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW-tKVvHjY4
- Stable FPS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk8H2A76Nss
NOTE: You may experience graphical glitches when starting the game or resizing the window - this is intentional, as it would require a ton of work to fix and I want to keep the changes to a minimum to be compatible with other mods.
Compatible with Sodium
Fullscreen: ON (due to Minecraft using Hardware: Legacy Flip on Windows)VSync: ON (to not waste time rendering frames that won't be shown)Max Framerate: Unlimited (due to Vanilla fps limiter being broken)Max Framerate: anyNOTE: Some versions of Minecraft have a slow renderer, so you may need to limit your fps further on those.
Minecraft mod to fix long-standing FPS stability issues.
1] Implement proper frame pacing when FPS target is limited (due to user setting or being inside a menu):
- Minecraft 1.21.11 and below: Allow FPS to actually reach the target instead of randomly being 5-20 FPS lower.
- Minecraft 26.1 and above: Fix dropping by 1 FPS due to using out-of-date information.
2] Get inputs on a separate thread to fix FPS dropping by 2-3x when moving the mouse (especially on high polling rate mice on Windows) due to
glfwPollInputs().
Comparison:
- Vanilla: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OW-tKVvHjY4
- Stable FPS: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lk8H2A76Nss
NOTE: You may experience graphical glitches when starting the game or resizing the window - this is intentional, as it would require a ton of work to fix and I want to keep the changes to a minimum to be compatible with other mods.
Compatible with Sodium
Recommended settings:
Fullscreen: ON(due to Minecraft usingHardware: Legacy Flipon Windows)VSync: ON(to not waste time rendering frames that won't be shown)- In Vanilla:
Max Framerate: Unlimited(due to Vanilla fps limiter being broken) - With Stable FPS:
Max Framerate: any
NOTE: Some versions of Minecraft have a slow renderer, so you may need to limit your fps further on those.
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