chunky-denoiser VS baritone

Essentially: - Postprocessing: Hable tone mapping - Water visibility: 20 - Water opacity: 0.2 - Denoiser plugin (default settings) - 3840 x 2160 @ 250 SPP (I could've done less SPP, above ~100-150 it made very little difference)

Emitters need a shit ton of SPP. Just let it run over night and dont go crazy with the resolution. Optionally you can use a de-noise plugin like this one.

You could look into the Denoising Plugin to cut down on render time when working on scenes with emitters

Try enabling Emitter Sampling Strategy and/or using the Denoising Plugin, or any other denoising technique, to further reduce noise.

You may wish to make use of the denoising plugin to help with this. chunky-denoiser

Check out Baritone, most of the hard work has already been done: https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone

I've recently started creating mods in Fabric and I wanted to add the Baritone API (for 1.19.4) in my project. I've downloaded this file from the reposatory (https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone/releases/download/v1.9.3/baritone-api-fabric-1.9.3.jar). How can I access the .jar methods such as BaritoneAPI.getSettings() using Intellij Idea? PS: I have tried going into File > Project Structure > Libraries > Add Project Library, then selecting the .jar file and reloading All Gradle Projects, but it still doesn't seem to detect the jar. I might be missing something obvious. I've tried looking everywhere online but I couldn't find any fabric implementation.

Here's the download. If you're using 1.19.4, make sure you download version 1.9.3, even though 1.9.4 is newer. There are Forge and Fabric versions available, so should be as simple as downloading it and dragging it into a mods folder. It might take a bit to figure out the commands, but there's a ton of documentation available.

impact isn't very good and phobos is a bit outdated by now, you should use 3arthh4ck from https://github.com/3arthqu4ke/3arthh4ck. you can install baritone as a normal forge mod from https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone. lambda you already have, and lambda also has some sort of baritone support/features so you should just stop using impact and stick to 3arth+lambda.

Baritone - mod for Minecraft that automates players actions ie. moving from A to B, mining building etc.

baritone 1.12 jar

I'd also suggest you to check out the baritone documentation on GitHub: https://github.com/cabaletta/baritone/blob/master/USAGE.md