douira
commented
1 year ago This is because when frustum culling Iris doesn't know that the shader pack is actually using a different frustum. For this to work the shaderpack either needs to disable frustum culling (I'm not sure if that is entirely possible, if it is it would cause huge performance problems) or a mechanism that somehow tells Iris to use a different frustum when culling needs to be implemented. I'm not sure how this works on Optifine.
What happened?
Shaderpacks with World Curvature enabled can't seem to render cubic chunks that would otherwise not be directly visible if world curvature was off. The more world curvature, the more chunks get cut from the edge of the screen as Iris doesn't seem to realize they should be there now and just doesn't care about rendering them, leaving missing chunks there.
Screenshots
https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/25572454/163034250-416c2958-e743-4e9b-bea5-e23f4627b50b.mp4 (borrowing Shadowcloud's video from Complementary Discord)
Relevant log output
No response
Minecraft Version
1.18.2
Iris Version
iris-mc1.18.2-1.2.2-build.32.jar
Sodium Version
sodium-fabric-mc1.18.2-0.4.1+build.15.jar
Operating System
Windows 10
What is your GPU?
RTX 2060
Java Version
Bundled (16)
Additional context
No response