Скачать или смотреть 128, 256, 2048 Render Distance in Minecraft (FarPlaneTwo Mod)

FarPlaneTwo is a Forge mod for Minecraft 1.12.2 made by DaPorkchop / PorkStudios. Other versions WILL be supported in the future, as stated on the mods github. In this video I also use CubicChunks and OptiFine.
https://github.com/PorkStudios/FarPla...

My GPU is an NVIDIA GTX 970, my CPU is an Intel I5-4690K, and I have 16GB RAM.



Minecraft: 1.12.2
Seed: 4469606782922321743
World Type: Custom Cubic
Custom Cubic Preset: Bigger Mountains and Dangerous Depths 1.2
Mods:
FarPlaneTwo 0.0.1.426
OpenCubicChunks 0.0.1199.0
CubicWorldGen 0.0.151.0
ForgeRocks 6.20.3
MalisisCore 6.5.1
OptiFine HD U G6 pre1

Bigger Mountains and Dangerous Depths 1.2 can be found on CubicChunks official discord:   / discord  
CubicChunks and FarPlaneTwo can be found on Jenkins.DaPorkchop.net
MalisisCore and ForgeRocks can be found on CurseForge.com
OptiFine can be found on OptiFine.net



Increasing the LOD level cutoff distance hurt my games performance a ton, but made the LODs much less distinguishable from the actual blocks, with the exception of chunks that haven't been fully generated yet (I think?). The lower detail dirt/sand textures in the distance are an example of that.

I had tried using CCPregen to pre-generated the chunks within an area of 4096x704x4096 (128 render distance) (command: /ccpregen -2048 64 -2048 2048 768 2048), and let it generate for 2 days to completion but the extra detail didn't show up in the LODs.

EDIT: I don't know how I didn't realize, but I think setting Allow low resolution to false under FarPlaneTwos Performance options would fix the issue of detail not showing up after using /ccpregen. I might remake this video due to this, though I might wait for compatibility with shaders or Terra 1-1 first.

I also tried to use the Terra 1:1 mod as well, however it would quickly ate up all of my RAM and then no longer loaded any further chunks until some of the active chunks were unloaded.



I arbitrarily labeled 512 LOD level cutoff distance as "higher detail LOD", and 256 LOD cutoff distance as "standard LOD" in the video.

Render distance is determined with this equation: C x 2^(M - 1) / 16
C: LOD level cutoff distance
M: Max LOD levels

Default settings: 256 LOD level cutoff distance, 3 Max LOD levels (64 render distance)
Part 1 settings: 512 LOD level cutoff distance, 3 Max LOD levels (128 render distance)
Part 2 settings: 256 LOD level cutoff distance, 5 Max LOD levels (256 render distance)
Part 3 settings: 256 LOD level cutoff distance, 8 Max LOD levels (2048 render distance)



0:00 - 128 Render Distance
0:30 - 256 Render Distance
1:31 - 2048 Render Distance



The background music is Aria Math by C418.