Indium
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Indium
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Sodium won't let me run my mods.
I did find this on the issue tracker (https://github.com/comp500/Indium/issues/207) Which version of Fabric API are you using? 0.84.0 or newer is required.
- Can someone help me with Indium?
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Mod List
Iris Shaders + Sodium - Link - Indium - Link - (Indium is needed for many other Sodium based FPS increasing mods) - Increases performance and shaders performance
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Optifabric not working
Fabric has its own optimization mods. For performance, there is a great Sodium mod. To optimize the Lithium game world. To optimize Phosphor light. These are the main Minecraft optimization mods for Fabric. For shaders there is an Iris mod. Also, if you're playing with Fabric mods, don't forget the Indium rendering mod.
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Mods that have Optifine functionality
Indium (Required for Sodium compatibility)
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Name-dependent item textures with Sodium
You'll need CIT Resewn (and possibly Indium, but I'm not 100% sure). After this, you can follow any tutorial on how to make such resourcepack for OptiFine or MCPatcher, as CIT Resewn supports both.
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Low Performance on High End PC
indium github.com/comp500/Indium and continuity www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/continuity allow you to have connected textures with sodium and lithium
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This pops up when I try to download Optifine from the site...
If you don't also want Forge mods, they list the combination of Continuity and CIT Resewn as alternatives. (While not directly related to this usecase, if you go that route I would recommend also installing Sodium, Indium, Lithium, and Starlight.)
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Playing highly demanding games that don't scale well with better hardware be like...
Indium to make Sodium compatible with some of the following mods.
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Realistic Minecraft Grass Block (4K)
Since they were Linux computers, then I assume they play Minecraft Java, which means there's a lot of ways to optimize the game to make it run a lot faster, sometimes even 3 times faster. This tutorial fully explains how to download Fabric mods, and this modpack is the best way to optimize Minecraft. The modpack might be a little complicated to download but it's absolutely worth. I downloaded just 2 mods (Sodium and Indium) on a computer that turns into a slideshow when Chrome is opened but they made Minecraft playable. The modpack also allows for shaders that make Minecraft look much better, almost like AAA games with RTX on.
lazydfu
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what is the problem?
From LazyDFU's github repo:
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How can I improve performance? Sometimes my frames drop to around 20 per second when entities are near, and it's unplayable. Linked F3 for graphics information and video settings for any suggestions. Thanks
1) LazyDFU: Compiled DFU rules afterwards. 2) EntityCulling: Doesn't render entities that you can't see 3) NoFade: This isn't exactly a performance mod, but fading sometimes makes my game crash, so I use this. 4) NotEnoughCrashes: Again, not a performance mod, but makes crashes much easier to handle. 5) SmoothBoot: Makes Minecraft not hog too many resources when starting up 6) SodiumExtra: Basically adds more options to Sodium. 7) Hydrogen: idk how to describe this (I no longer don't use this as 1.18 hasn't released yet, but I'll this in anyway). 8) C2ME: Improves chunk performance. 9) Enchanced Block Entities: Improves rendering of block entities. Note that this only really shows effect when you're in an area with tons block entities (eg. your storage basement)
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What's your performance mod combo?
LazyDFu v0.1.2
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lazydfu VS DashLoader - a user suggested alternative
2 projects | 21 Dec 2021
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looking for better performance mods for a 2070 rtx (or just sodium costume settings)
I would suggest you to use Sodium or Iris - Overall Performance Improvement / Iris If You Wanna Use Shaders Too Lithium - Improve CPU Usage LazyDFU - Launch Game Faster Phosphor - Improve Light Engine Hydrogen - Reduce Memory Usage
- What are some good Performance mods for 1.17
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[Java] How to make Minecraft not hog all my CPU's resources while loading?
I'd recommend checking out some of the mods in the fabulously optimized modpack. Most notably I'd recommend LazyDFU, No Fade, and Smooth Boot as they're most applicable to the problem you're describing.
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How to drastically improve performances (Fabric / Forge)
(Experimental) Lazydfu ( astei/lazydfu )
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Micro-stutters every few seconds
You could try installing Hydrogen and LazyDFU t see if they do anything for this. Hydrogen will reduce Minecraft's Memory usage, which should help with the GC pauses slightly. LazyDFU will improve startup times and reduce the massive amount of garbage from DataFixerUpper during startup (Mojang's backwards compatibility system), which might also improve things during gameplay as well.
What are some alternatives?
lithium-fabric - A Fabric mod designed to improve the general performance of Minecraft without breaking things
DashLoader - Launch at the speed of light.
sodium-fabric - A Fabric mod designed to improve frame rates and reduce micro-stutter
Iris - A modern shaders mod for Minecraft compatible with existing OptiFine shader packs
Starlight - Rewrites the light engine to fix lighting performance and lighting errors [Moved to: https://github.com/PaperMC/Starlight]
connected-block-textures - An implementation of the MCPatcher/Optifine connected textures format on the Fabric modloader.
OptiFabric - OptiFabric venturing out into the 1.16+ world
krypton - A Fabric mod that optimizes the Minecraft networking stack and entity tracker.
hydrogen-fabric - Things of which are too dangerous to put in Lithium.