FoxbitDreamtail
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2 years ago Sodium has issues on the Pi4 as well (in WoR) if you need the extra frames, I would suggest using Optifine.
How to install Optifine on WoA 1) Install the non-Arm version of the game in question and run it once 2) Download Optifine from https://optifine.net/downloads (click more for more versions) 3) Install Optifine like normal using the installed Arm64 Version of Java 3a) Java can be installed for either of these two places
- https://www.azul.com/downloads/?package=jdk (Scroll Down, this method is FREE)
- https://github.com/microsoft/openjdk-aarch64/releases/
4) Locate where the Optifine Json file is
5) Open the .Json file in Notepad
or another text editor of your choiceand add '-aarch64' to the end of "Depends On %MCVersionName%" 6) Save and close Notepad, your text editorand then open the MC Launcher. 7) Create an instance of optifine 8) Define the java runtime as the native Arm64 Java runtime. 9) save the instance and run it! 10) Lower all Minecraft settings, including render res with included shaders 11) Off ya Go! Minecraft should work Slightly faster than it did before.
deezed420
I installed mc in my galaxybook2 (modified to 8g ram) . It's running slowly with about 20fps, so I tried to install sodium. But it look like this when sodium is installed. I don't know how to fix it
mc1.18.2 + sodium 0.4.1 build15 galaxybook2 sdm850 Adreno630