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This mod integrates several super-resolution algorithms in Minecraft to enhance performance or visual quality.
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Super Resolution Mod for Minecraft
This mod integrates multiple super-resolution algorithms into Minecraft to enhance performance or visual quality, with compatibility for most modern GPUs.
Built-in Algorithms
- AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1 (FSR1)
- AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2 (FSR2)
- AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 (FSR3)
- Snapdragon Game Super Resolution 1 (SGSR1)
- Snapdragon Game Super Resolution 2 (SGSR2)
- NVIDIA DLSS (DLSS)
- Intel Xe Super Sampling (XeSS)
Compatibility
Hardware Requirements
- OpenGL 4.3+ required
- OpenGL Extensions:
GL_ARB_direct_state_accessGL_ARB_gl_spirvGL_ARB_clear_texture - Game will exit if OpenGL <4.3 detected
- Always update GPU drivers, especially for older cards
OS Support
- Windows: Fully supported
- Linux: Fully supported
- macOS: Incompatible
Mod Compatibility
✅ Supported: Sodium, Iris, DistantHorizons, Embeddium, Voxy
❌ Incompatible: OptiFine, Canvas, VulkanMod
Issue Reporting
Game Crashes
Open an issue with:
- Crash report
- Hardware specs
- Crash context description
Note: Screenshots alone are insufficient for diagnosis
Rendering Artifacts
Open an issue with:
- Installed mod list
- Hardware specs
- Screenshots of artifacts
Usage Scenarios
Performance Mode
- When experiencing poor FPS (e.g., <30 FPS)
- Set SR ratio >1.0 (e.g., 1.7×)
- Typical gain: 2-3× FPS boost with moderate quality loss
Quality Mode
- When targeting visual fidelity
- Set SR ratio <1.0 (e.g., 0.83×)
- Acts as advanced anti-aliasing
- Warning: Avoid extreme values (<0.6×) to prevent instability
Resolution Logic
For window size 1920×1080:
- SR Ratio 1.2× → Render Resolution 1600×900
- Quality = 1/1.2 ≈ 83.33%
FAQ
Q: Why still low FPS in benchmarks?
A: Tests used a 2014-era GTX 750 (1GB VRAM). The mod tripled FPS from unplayable 6 FPS to 19 FPS at 1080p with acceptable quality loss.
Q: Can this improve visuals?
A: At SR ratios ≤1.0, it enhances edge clarity through super-resolution algorithm while maintaining native resolution.
Q: Ideal hardware?
A: CPU-bound systems with:
- Strong CPU + weak GPU
- Shader-heavy workloads
- Minimum: OpenGL 4.1-capable GPU (2012+ discrete GPUs)
Super Resolution Mod for Minecraft
This mod integrates multiple super-resolution algorithms into Minecraft to enhance performance or visual quality, with compatibility for most modern GPUs.
Built-in Algorithms
- AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1 (FSR1)
- AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2 (FSR2)
- AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 3 (FSR3)
- Snapdragon Game Super Resolution 1 (SGSR1)
- Snapdragon Game Super Resolution 2 (SGSR2)
- NVIDIA DLSS (DLSS)
- Intel Xe Super Sampling (XeSS)
Compatibility
Hardware Requirements
- OpenGL 4.3+ required
- OpenGL Extensions:
GL_ARB_direct_state_accessGL_ARB_gl_spirvGL_ARB_clear_texture - Game will exit if OpenGL <4.3 detected
- Always update GPU drivers, especially for older cards
OS Support
- Windows: Fully supported
- Linux: Fully supported
- macOS: Incompatible
Mod Compatibility
✅ Supported: Sodium, Iris, DistantHorizons, Embeddium, Voxy
❌ Incompatible: OptiFine, Canvas, VulkanMod
Issue Reporting
Game Crashes
Open an issue with:
- Crash report
- Hardware specs
- Crash context description
Note: Screenshots alone are insufficient for diagnosis
Rendering Artifacts
Open an issue with:
- Installed mod list
- Hardware specs
- Screenshots of artifacts
Usage Scenarios
Performance Mode
- When experiencing poor FPS (e.g., <30 FPS)
- Set SR ratio >1.0 (e.g., 1.7×)
- Typical gain: 2-3× FPS boost with moderate quality loss
Quality Mode
- When targeting visual fidelity
- Set SR ratio <1.0 (e.g., 0.83×)
- Acts as advanced anti-aliasing
- Warning: Avoid extreme values (<0.6×) to prevent instability
Resolution Logic
For window size 1920×1080:
- SR Ratio 1.2× → Render Resolution 1600×900
- Quality = 1/1.2 ≈ 83.33%
FAQ
Q: Why still low FPS in benchmarks?
A: Tests used a 2014-era GTX 750 (1GB VRAM). The mod tripled FPS from unplayable 6 FPS to 19 FPS at 1080p with acceptable quality loss.
Q: Can this improve visuals?
A: At SR ratios ≤1.0, it enhances edge clarity through super-resolution algorithm while maintaining native resolution.
Q: Ideal hardware?
A: CPU-bound systems with:
- Strong CPU + weak GPU
- Shader-heavy workloads
- Minimum: OpenGL 4.1-capable GPU (2012+ discrete GPUs)
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