I might be one of the very few people who would actually prefer these textures over the current ones. The brick, on the other hand is a bit blurry and trippy in my opinion, bu that'll probably change.
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Ok, sounds like you are running IntelHD graphics of some sort. The logs can be found in .minecraft/logs/latest. Make sure the game crashes before you send the log, so we can figure out what the problem is. (Copy the test into a spoiler)
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You're gonna have to give us way more information if you want us to be able to help you. What GPU are you using? What Minecraft Version? What exact OptiFine version? Can you please provide a log from the crash? Thanks.
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It's just how Minecraft loads chunks. In this screenshot, it looks like your render distance might be pretty low. When certain chunks or blocks are out of a player's view (Behind the player, behind a structure, etc.) the chunks don't render. This helps with performance, and some things can look wrong at the right time. Try messing with your render distance, it might be the source of the problem.
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The only thing that could be is FOV or GUI Scale.
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I've had this problem before, and I've fixed it using this method:
- Navigate to Minecraft Launcher, right click, select properties
- Go to compatibility, and enable"Override high DPI scaling behavior"
- Also in compatibility, enable "disable fullscreen optimizations"
I'd say this has a 99% chance of working, but if not:
- Check you have the latest driver from your GPU manufacturer
- Go back to default resolution in OptiFine if using one (the screenshot looks low quality, so I can only assume this)
Hope I can help.
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As tedious as it sounds, could you take a screenshot of all of the OptiFine options you can? This is most likely the problem.
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I'm unsure wether you have downloaded OptiFine from that site and are using it, or you downloaded it, realized it wasn't correct, and now it seems to be messing with Minecraft. If you are using the OptiFine from that page, scratch that and download it from the official site here.
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What Minecraft version are you running? It looks as if you are running 1.8 mods with 1.7.10 mods from the look of the the version namings. Make sure all mods in the mod folder share the same Minecraft version.
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You can try Ebin shaders by BruceKnowsHow here. They are a combination of some of the latest shader affects along with some very optimized trickery that is insanely fast. This shader can get up to 250fps on a GTX 1060. (I must let you know, he does not have weather set up yet, so you might see some strange results)
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Not much you can do. From the PC Part Picker list, it looks like you are running on on board graphics.
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Dude. 32 render distance is terrible for any rig really, stick to 16 man. You are loading 1,024 chunks which is not very reasonable. The combination of mods and that super high render distance is the cause of your lag.
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I have had a similar problem (laptop went from 150fps to a max of 40, with spikes as low as 0). All I did was completely remove any drivers that Intel and Windows had installed, then I installed the latest drivers from Intel. The problem turned out to be a "dud" graphics driver. All seemed to go well afterwards.
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You can do that for no reason, but Minecraft only uses a given amount of RAM for the game to work properly. You will notice in the screenshot above that it is only using 35% of the 1GB allocated.
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What is your age?: I am 14, very mature. (didn't see anything much on age on the thread)
What is your discord name?: Blurpro #8125
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How long have you played Minecraft?: I have played Minecraft in chunks over the years. I started in 1.2, stopped at 1.5.2, and started to play again 1.8.9 - present.
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What are your redstone skills?: My redstone skills can either be recognized as average, or below average. Iron farms and redstone doors seem to be the sweet spot for me, though.
-If needed, I am able to voice chat on Discord for a good amount of time.
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SEUS already has dynamic light within the shader.