LODs don't render underground
heyo, so underground, lods don't render? i feel like that's part of my dh settings, but idk which ones
the nether and above ground, as well as mountains and half-caves renders completely fine. seems to be an issue that just popped up despite me not installing any new mods as of late
my version is 1.21.1, with modrinth, in singleplayer. i have 147 mods loaded so it's probably just better for me to send the file here
here's the whole modrinth log: https://mclo.gs/t7tiXwL
i have pretty custom settings for dh, though sometimes i change the cpu load option to load chunks faster. did that here, although that doesn't seem to be the issue
there's a lot of dh settings so i'm not gonna go over all of them, so instead let me know which ones i should share
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oh yeah also side note, if you guys know how to make mods render outside the vanilla render distance, that'd help a lot cuz i depend on dh a lot to prevent lag so i just render 2 vanilla chunks and let dh do the rest of the heavy lifting (for 16 chunks). but ghast and skeleton fights are pretty hard at only 2 chunk render distance where they just kinda fade away
Try disabling cave culling
oh gotcha, lemme check it
yep, it works, thanks! should i make another post for rendering mobs at a higher distance, or is that not a dh thing?
Not a DH thing, there is however a DH addon that adds LODs for entities
eyy ty, will add 🙏
oh rip it's only for one specific version; thanks anyway
There is 1.21.1 on GitHub, but yeah, that’s it
oh shoot, i didn't know that was a thing. so they updated it, but they only have it in the source code, not released. do i just put the "fabric" folder in a .jar file and the game will do the rest? i'm looking inside the official 1.20.1 release and they look nothing alike, which makes me think i'd have to do extra steps if i wanted to use it in-game
unless if it's too complicated then i understand
Open the project in a terminal and enter
./gradlew build. After thats done, you should be able to find multiple files inside the fabric/builds/libs directory. Take the one with the simplest filename