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Quote from AnrDaemon

All the download links in Optimine section leading to some kind of adverticement page. Same for all links.

Wait 5 sec and press "Skip Ad" at the top.

Quote from sp614x

It calculates it from the allocated buffer length, which is by default initialized for x16 texture.
If the width is not matching the image is resized (downscaled).

        
        int w = bufferedimage.getWidth();
        int h = bufferedimage.getHeight();
        int w2 = (int)Math.sqrt(imageData.length / 4);
        pixels = new int[w2 * w2];
        if(w != h || w != w2)
        {
            BufferedImage bufferedimage1 = new BufferedImage(w2, w2, 6);
            Graphics2D graphics2d = bufferedimage1.createGraphics();
            graphics2d.drawImage(bufferedimage, 0, 0, w2, w2, 0, 0, w, h, null);
            bufferedimage1.getRGB(0, 0, w2, w2, pixels, 0, w2);
            graphics2d.dispose();
        } else
        {
            bufferedimage.getRGB(0, 0, w, h, pixels, 0, w);
        }

Oh, didn't see the buffer length has not changed in the TextureFX class. Given that, is there any problem with this

int w = bufferedimage.getWidth();
int h = bufferedimage.getHeight();
if(w==h)imageData = new byte[w * w * 4];

Quote from DE3000

Oh, didn't see the buffer length has not changed in the TextureFX class. Given that is there any problem with this

int w = bufferedimage.getWidth();
int h = bufferedimage.getHeight();
if(w==h)imageData = new byte[w * w * 4];

The correct image size has to be calculated from the current texture pack based on "terrain.png" for terrain and "items.png" for items.
Then the buffered image has to be rescaled to the target size if necessary.

Is this not compatible with 128x texture packs?

I tried to use optifog + optimine with this texture pack:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/topic/376784-128x64x16-sphax-purebdcraft-wip-055-280611/

When I use MCPatcher to install both, the game runs but all the text is unreadable gibberish.

I install the texture pack with MCPatcher, and manually install the mod, the game black screens and crashes. I could be doing something completely wrong, but I don't know. I even tried downing the texture pack to 64x, still no luck.

Quote from sp614x

The correct image size has to be calculated from the current texture pack based on "terrain.png" for terrain and "items.png" for items.
Then the buffered image has to be rescaled to the target size if necessary.

I made a quick fix with that code using MCP and nothing went wrong so far. Logically texture packs would have mod textures which are the same tile size (x16 or x32 etc..) or less. I have a custom texture for my mods using 32x32 items mixed with 16x16 items and there are no problems so far. I can see that using a 64x64 item in a x32 texture pack might be a problem.

Quote from DE3000

I made a quick fix with that code using MCP and nothing went wrong so far. Logically texture packs would have mod textures which are the same tile size (x16 or x32 etc..) or less. I have a custom texture for my mods using 32x32 items mixed with 16x16 items and there are no problems so far. I can see that using a 64x64 item in a x32 texture pack might be a problem.

Can you post your small patch for this issue? I'd love for my custom 32x modloader textures to look correct.

Quote from Cezaralfa

Yea... Before 0-5fps. After 0-5fps owned -.- what I do wrong?? http://img33.imagesh...beztytuuhbs.jpg

Maybe smooth fps? Or you could just buy a new PC, and problem solved. lol

Quote from Basss

Amazing mod! You're my hero! Although I found a small bug, when you set Fire Animation off, you'll get this:

http://i52.tinypic.com/20jfn1l.jpg

Instead of fire. I don't have a texturepack installed. :smile.gif:

Not a bug. There's no still of fire, so it just shows that. Look for that in terrain.png, then edit it to suite your tastes.

I have a suggestion for two options under Detail settings that is if they haven't already been suggested but what about adding, "Leaf Decay: On/Off" and "Particles: On/Off"? It'd help improve the FPS a good little bit.

Query: Are you going to fix the better grass bug?

Quote from mikeydoom1988

I have a suggestion for two options under Detail settings that is if they haven't already been suggested but what about adding, "Leaf Decay: On/Off" and "Particles: On/Off"? It'd help improve the FPS a good little bit.

This.

is this compatible with SDK'S gun mod?

I'm having a rather confusing conflict with another popular mod, Better Than Wolves. Recent versions of both mods (Opti* 1.6.6 F_HD and BTW 2.63) installed results in a crash-to-desktop when using certain items from the latter mod. I haven't been able to generate a crash-report, yet. However, when I do, I will edit it onto this post, as well as the post I made in the other mod's thread.

Thanks.

EDIT: Here's that crash-log


EDIT EDIT: Work-around: Don't include the ct.class from Opti*, as this modifies EntityRenderer in a way that breaks Better Than Wolves. I'm not sure if this causes any issues to the way Optifog/Optimine works, so please let me know if there is some other solution.

Quote from Isil

Can you post your small patch for this issue? I'd love for my custom 32x modloader textures to look correct.

ModTextureStatic Fix

As stated before things can go bad if a texture pack adds a mod texture item which is larger than the current texture pack size.
Ill work on a fix for modloader item renderers like 303s hook (currently the hook is rendered as a flat object, unlike pickaxes etc).

Quote from mikeydoom1988

I have a suggestion for two options under Detail settings that is if they haven't already been suggested but what about adding, "Leaf Decay: On/Off" and "Particles: On/Off"? It'd help improve the FPS a good little bit.

Most probably coming next week with other changes.

Quote from sp614x

Most probably coming next week with other changes.

Great news. :biggrin.gif:

Can't wait for the next update, really need to increase my FPS more/

Maybe a newby question, but does the current version still work for 1.7?

1.7?

Before:
After:

Awesome mod, bro! :biggrin.gif: