Don't you just hate that stupid Minecraft lag you sometimes get?
Don't you want to be able to set 500 TNT blocks and get not as much lag?
Well, you found the right place. Use this texture pack and it will reduce lag alot.
Here is a chart showing the differences.
FPS Ranges :
ATI Mobility 2970
FPS Before Texture Pack : 92
FPS After Texture Pack : 148
ATI Mobility 3470
FPS Before Texture Pack : 133
FPS After Texture Pack : 244
ATI Radeon HD 5450
FPS Before Texture Pack : 296
FPS After Texture Pack : 424
As you can see, it highly affects graphics cards. I was not able to test NVIDIA or GeForce cards.
Heres a picture to get you going by showing you how it looks.
I'm a decent Java programmer learning Python, and I'm skilled with server administration, WorldEdit, redstone circuitry, etc. Feel free to show me mod ideas, I'm thinking about starting to make mods, and I'd be happy to give insight as to how a mod could be implemented in Minecraft.
It is basically a texture pack where you get better FPS because it is making the textures a bit worse.
It is very useful for some low end graphics cards (or even high end).
Do people really still think that making textures simple increases FPS?
Yes. It does, depending on the speed of the computer.
If your rig is bad enough that having a texture pack with the same dimensions but less color variance will make a difference, you need to stop playing Minecraft on your Ti-83 and get an actual computer.
Two different texture packs of the same resolution will use nearly the exact same amount of RAM, CPU and GPU regardless of detail. The only difference is when you're using different resolutions, as the amount of resources it uses changes by a power of 2.
Even then, it's not that much. We're talking about kilobytes of RAM being used on a computer that (if bought in the last 5 years or so) should have no less than hundreds-of-thousands-of-times greater than that.
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Curse PremiumDon't you want to be able to set 500 TNT blocks and get not as much lag?
Well, you found the right place. Use this texture pack and it will reduce lag alot.
Here is a chart showing the differences.
FPS Ranges :
ATI Mobility 2970
FPS Before Texture Pack : 92
FPS After Texture Pack : 148
ATI Mobility 3470
FPS Before Texture Pack : 133
FPS After Texture Pack : 244
ATI Radeon HD 5450
FPS Before Texture Pack : 296
FPS After Texture Pack : 424
As you can see, it highly affects graphics cards. I was not able to test NVIDIA or GeForce cards.
Heres a picture to get you going by showing you how it looks.
http://tinypic.com/r/29pdvyh/7
Download the texture pack in the below link.
http://uppit.com/nwbizdm2h6oi/PwnPack.zip
Have fun, and i hope you enjoy my pack!
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Curse PremiumIt is very useful for some low end graphics cards (or even high end).
Do people really still think that making textures simple increases FPS?
I dig straight down.
Yes. It does, depending on the speed of the computer.
If your rig is bad enough that having a texture pack with the same dimensions but less color variance will make a difference, you need to stop playing Minecraft on your Ti-83 and get an actual computer.
Two different texture packs of the same resolution will use nearly the exact same amount of RAM, CPU and GPU regardless of detail. The only difference is when you're using different resolutions, as the amount of resources it uses changes by a power of 2.
Even then, it's not that much. We're talking about kilobytes of RAM being used on a computer that (if bought in the last 5 years or so) should have no less than hundreds-of-thousands-of-times greater than that.