"Constructions" ♪ Graphic Design". Below is that the game itself signs as having an impact on productivity. Start from above: The range of the drawing gives the most.
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Less drawing distance for clouds, and for a noticeable increase - Sodium
First reduce draw distance and turn off clouds, particles and biome mixing - the game itself calls them heavy. For a noticeable increase, install the mod Sodium: he paints the world differently, but the picture is the same.
- F3 - in the top lines on the left:
144 fps T: 120 …I don't know. The first number is human resources per second now, after "T:" the ceiling from the "Clean of personnel" orinfif there is no ceiling. - F3 + 2 - "FPS Graphics": the graphics below the screen. See if it's playing or sniffing.
All combinations with F3 are in mechanics "F3 and combinations".
| Set Loot | What to put |
|---|---|
| Drawing | Fewer chunks around means less to build and draw. |
| Simulation | In a single-player game, there are fewer chunks where mobs move and farms work. |
| Biome Boundary | “Off” - the game itself signs this value as “very fast”. |
| Gaps in leaves | “Off” - the game writes that turning it off improves performance. |
| Improved transparency | Leave "Off": According to the game, this will affect performance. |
| Texture filtering | Leave Off: For the other two settings, the game warns about the performance impact. |
| Particles | “Less” or “Minimum”—fewer particles on the screen. |
| Clouds | “Simplified” or “Off” instead of volumetric ones. |
| To the essence | Less than 100% - distant mobs and objects stop drawing earlier. |
| Frame rate | Ceiling, for example 60: the game will not draw more frames. |
What each setting does and what is the default - on the page "Graphics Settings".
- Sodium - replaces the engine with which the game draws the world. It is only installed in the game, not needed on the server. Requires Fabric, NeoForge or Quilt loader; with OptiFine doesn't work together.
- Shaders with Sodium - via Iris mod, not OptiFine: How to Put Shaders.
- Fabulously Optimized - a ready-made assembly, where all this is already installed: installed with one button.
- JuxLauncher - the “FPS boost” switch on the version card automatically sets Sodium, Lithium, FerriteCore, EntityCulling, ImmediatelyFast and ModernFix.
How to install mods manually - "How to mod" guide.
- Memory does not add framesIf it's enough, the footage is drawing a video map and a processor. It helps when the game freezes, and in F3, the line "Mem" is almost complete. How much do I give you? How to Select Memory.
- Too much memory is also bad: if you give almost everything to the game, the system will start to slow down.
- Java is needed by its own version: each version of the game has its own, and the launcher usually installs it itself. Which one - on "What Java Needed".
- On a laptop, check that the game is running on a discrete graphics card, not the built-in one, and that the laptop is connected to a charger.
- Close your browser and screen recording programs - they share the same video card.
- Check with systems requirements: If the computer is below the minimum, the settings will only partially help.
How to increase FPS in Minecraft?
First, reduce the range of the drawing and turn off the clouds, the particles, and the smooth mixing of the biomes. If you don't have much, put the Sodium mode: it replaces the way the game draws the world, and the image stays the same.
How to see FPS in Minecraft?
Press F3: in the top lines on the left - the number of frames per second, for example “144 fps”. F3 + 2 opens the frame graph.
Does more RAM help improve FPS?
Only if it's missing -- the game is splashing, and the F3 is almost full of memory. The FPS memory doesn't add up -- the images are drawing a video map and a processor.
- Graphics Settings
- How to allocate memory
- How to find the place of death
- What withers and dragons don't break
- How to find out the version
Entire Wiki Sensa calculatorGenerator: PvP-packMaud: Iris ShadersMaud: Entity Cullingmod: FerriteCoreMod: LithiumMaud: ImmediatelyFastMod: Sodium ExtraShader: Complementary Shaders - ReimaginedShader: Maceup - Ultra FastMaud: EmbeddiumMod: More CullingMaud: BadOptimationsMod: Dynamic FPSShader: MellowShader: Bliss ShadersShader: AstraLex ShadersShader: Pastel ShadersShader: Complementary Shaders - UnboundShader: Miniature ShaderCompilation: Sodium Plus
According to Minecraft 26.3, the rules are from the client's code and file, each command is checked by game.