I thought it was worth noting that you can install Optifine straight into the jar, which is how I installed it, particularly since I install my own mods the same way; you delete META-INF in the Minecraft jar after installing Optifine, as detailed here; the installer simply automates the process:
It only takes me seconds to do that after I've made a profile; of course, I've done that countless times when updating/testing mods. Also, another method I used before is detailed here; the Optifine jar is added as a library, which can get Optifine to work if Forge doesn't like it for some reason; I also used this for my own base-edit mods back when when I used Forge on 1.6.2 (I even edited the Forge-patched source to ensure mod compatibility as otherwise the stuff Forge adds wouldn't be present) as I can easily update them by simply updating the jar file with my classes (nothing more than a zip folder containing some classes, renamed to .jar) instead of having to reinstall Forge if I removed any classes.
Donating can still get me a cape? And how much for a cape?
Click the donate button on the OP. Minimum for a cape is $10. Beforwarned though, donating does not mean you are obligated to a cape. It is merely a "Thank You" for donating. If you understand this, go ahead and donate.
Click the donate button on the OP. Minimum for a cape is $10. Beforwarned though, donating does not mean you are obligated to a cape. It is merely a "Thank You" for donating. If you understand this, go ahead and donate.
Yes, but you might need to change some settings for it to take effect. Read the OP on how to decrease settings for more FPS.
Optifine doesn't show blocks that are not in your FOV. If that's a big block, and you're not looking at it, it won't show up.
Is the Optifine settings in game like on the Video Settings thing?
It compiles and runs! (with many features disabled)
- some basic features work, most don't.
- connected textures will be interesting
- many performance optimizations are possible, but the complex framework gets in the way
- the vanila chunk loading has some problems, lag spikes everywhere
- anisotropic filtering has disappeared (?)
- the vanila chunk loading has some problems, lag spikes everywhere
Interestingly, on my machine I haven't noticed any lag spikes in 1.8 yet... except when recently I created several new worlds, they somehow crept up from behind to explode in my face like the Bastrd Creeper From Hell, and from then on stuck like glue - persisting even across worlds - until I quit and re-started minecraft.
- Don't expect it to run faster than vanilla (but it may run much smoother)
- Don't expect all features to work (some do, some don't)
- Do expect it to crash and in this case please post the crash report (error log) in a spoiler
Known problems:
- placing stained glass blocks (panes) may produce ghost blocks until the chunk is updated again
- when placing blocks, the block bottom may flash for a single frame
Please add some info to the reports:
- CPU single/dual/quad-core
- GPU Intel/AMD/NVidia
- FPS comparison with vanilla when standing still and when moving
- Smoothness feel (fluid, sticky, micro-stutter, etc)
It only takes me seconds to do that after I've made a profile; of course, I've done that countless times when updating/testing mods. Also, another method I used before is detailed here; the Optifine jar is added as a library, which can get Optifine to work if Forge doesn't like it for some reason; I also used this for my own base-edit mods back when when I used Forge on 1.6.2 (I even edited the Forge-patched source to ensure mod compatibility as otherwise the stuff Forge adds wouldn't be present) as I can easily update them by simply updating the jar file with my classes (nothing more than a zip folder containing some classes, renamed to .jar) instead of having to reinstall Forge if I removed any classes.
TheMasterCaver's First World - possibly the most caved-out world in Minecraft history - includes world download.
TheMasterCaver's World - my own version of Minecraft largely based on my views of how the game should have evolved since 1.6.4.
Why do I still play in 1.6.4?
How can i fixx it, its only with optifine...
Click the donate button on the OP. Minimum for a cape is $10. Beforwarned though, donating does not mean you are obligated to a cape. It is merely a "Thank You" for donating. If you understand this, go ahead and donate.
Yes, but you might need to change some settings for it to take effect. Read the OP on how to decrease settings for more FPS.
Optifine doesn't show blocks that are not in your FOV. If that's a big block, and you're not looking at it, it won't show up.
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Is the Optifine settings in game like on the Video Settings thing?
Yes, Optifine changes all the Video Settings to its own. Again, use the OP, down near the bottom it'll tell you what to do if you're getting low FPS.
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Can i fixx it ?
It´s Silly, in vanilla Minecraft all is ok... And i want to play with optifine...
Okay, this is silly...but thank you
Edit: can i disable Optifine feature ingame ?
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Okay, I'll look into that later.
- some basic features work, most don't.
- connected textures will be interesting
- many performance optimizations are possible, but the complex framework gets in the way
- the vanila chunk loading has some problems, lag spikes everywhere
- anisotropic filtering has disappeared (?)
Actually it might be crashing. idk
Go, go, go!
I've got the page of this thread pinned in the browser...
Interestingly, on my machine I haven't noticed any lag spikes in 1.8 yet... except when recently I created several new worlds, they somehow crept up from behind to explode in my face like the Bastrd Creeper From Hell, and from then on stuck like glue - persisting even across worlds - until I quit and re-started minecraft.
Uh, hi
- Don't expect it to run faster than vanilla (but it may run much smoother)
- Don't expect all features to work (some do, some don't)
- Do expect it to crash and in this case please post the crash report (error log) in a spoiler
Known problems:
- placing stained glass blocks (panes) may produce ghost blocks until the chunk is updated again
- when placing blocks, the block bottom may flash for a single frame
Please add some info to the reports:
- CPU single/dual/quad-core
- GPU Intel/AMD/NVidia
- FPS comparison with vanilla when standing still and when moving
- Smoothness feel (fluid, sticky, micro-stutter, etc)