Far away terrain is glitchy/weird when playing with this pack

[AagneyS]

Game Version

fabric loader 0.15.2 , Game Version 1.20.4

List all installed mods

too many mods so i will upload a screenshot

List of all loaded packs

Nautilus 3D-V1.9.1 , Sodium translations, chat reporting helper, fast better grass, mod menu helper, VanillaTweaks_r605454

Describe your issue

far away terrain is glitchy/weird

[FabianMPunkt]

What exactly do you mean by "glitchy & weird"? That fuzzynes you see is because of the fancy leaves, in combination with minecrafts complete lack of Anti-Aliasing. For that reason we always recommend using some kind of shader, even if it is a super simple one. If you are on lower-end hardware, i recommend the Sildur's basic shader.

[AagneyS]

What exactly do you mean by "glitchy & weird"? That fuzzynes you see is because of the fancy leaves, in combination with minecrafts complete lack of Anti-Aliasing. For that reason we always recommend using some kind of shader, even if it is a super simple one. If you are on lower-end hardware, i recommend the Sildur's basic shader.

I tried on fast graphics but its still the same. And my laptop can't run any shaders, I tried Sildur's Basic Shader But Its laggy.

[FabianMPunkt]

Hmm if you are on really low-end hardware, you can try Sildur's Enhanced default (from the same link as before), or Builders QOL Shader. Please tell me if that works for you.

[AagneyS]

Hmm if you are on really low-end hardware, you can try Sildur's Enhanced default (from the same link as before), or Builders QOL Shader. Please tell me if that works for you.

Hi there, I can't play Minecraft right now, but I have tried both of those Shaders and I don't think my laptop can go any higher than 30 FPS. Is there any other ways to fix this issue without shaders?

[FabianMPunkt]

You could try increasing the Mipmap levels (under Video Settings > Quality) If that doesn't help, i suggest to remove the leaves completey:

• in file exporer goto Nautilus3D/assets/minecraft/blockstates
• search for "leaves" and delete every result

I know this is unfortunate but the problem is that vanilla minecraft completely lacks any sort of Anti-Aliasing. The only way around that is by using a shader.

[AagneyS]

You could try increasing the Mipmap levels (under Video Settings > Quality) If that doesn't help, i suggest to remove the leaves completey:

• in file exporer goto Nautilus3D/assets/minecraft/blockstates
• search for "leaves" and delete every result

I know this is unfortunate but the problem is that vanilla minecraft completely lacks any sort of Anti-Aliasing. The only way around that is by using a shader.

Mipmap levels is set to 4, which is the max i can go. I deleted leaves but its still the same, I don't think leaves are causing this because this fuzzyness is on other blocks too.

[AagneyS]

i deleted all the mushroom textures from this pack (blockstates, models, custom_textures) and now its working fine LOL

[FabianMPunkt]

Hey, i just checked myself and it seems like the Mipmap levels somehow don't work at all with Nautilus3D enabled. Good chatch with the mushroom textures.. i'm gonna have to take a deeper look at this now xD

[AagneyS]

xD

[FabianMPunkt]

Alright so i figured out what was causing the problems: Some mushroom textures had a resolution of 16x17, or 16x19, istead of 16x16. This way the game could not correctly generate mipmap textures.

I remember Photoshop causing problems just like that.. Good thing i am using Krita now :D

The fix will be in the next Nautilus3D Update. For a temporary fix you can use the pack with all mushroom-related thigs removed, or you can maually replace the textures. (01fb7d74c46f90977d2e4f35f3d5ef94cc4b91f0)

[AagneyS]

Thanks :D