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Published Aug 22nd, 2020, 8/22/20 9:14 am
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FPS Essentials Lite is a simplistic resource pack that is meant to stay as close to the feel of vanilla Minecraft as possible, but it will also provide the benefit of lag reduction in the overworld and nether. I will be developing a more comprehensive pack in the future called FPS Essentials.
FPS Essentials will be a pack that uses a more comprehensive set of lag reduction methods, but the methods will be a little more noticeable during gameplay. FPS Essentials Lite is meant to be as discreet as possible.
While this pack deals with just fewer pixels in plants currently, it will be expanded when I come up with more ideas to reduce lag while maintaining the vanilla feel. Consider leaving a suggestion in the comments below!
FPS Essentials Lite is a simplistic resource pack that is meant to stay as close to the feel of vanilla Minecraft as possible, but it will also provide the benefit of lag reduction in the overworld and nether. I will be developing a more comprehensive pack in the future called FPS Essentials.
FPS Essentials will be a pack that uses a more comprehensive set of lag reduction methods, but the methods will be a little more noticeable during gameplay. FPS Essentials Lite is meant to be as discreet as possible.
Content
- Shorter Grass
- Shorter Tall Grass
- Shorter Ferns
- Shorter Large Ferns
- Shorter Crimson Roots
- Shorter Warped Roots
- Shorter Tall Grass
- Shorter Ferns
- Shorter Large Ferns
- Shorter Crimson Roots
- Shorter Warped Roots
While this pack deals with just fewer pixels in plants currently, it will be expanded when I come up with more ideas to reduce lag while maintaining the vanilla feel. Consider leaving a suggestion in the comments below!
Progress | 100% complete |
Game Version | Minecraft 1.18.1 |
Resolution | 16x |
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Also, since the game renders images per texture, and not per pixel, the number of transparent pixels doesn't really effect the load time for textures. A 16x16 transparent texture will still load as fast as a 16x16 solid texture, as will a 1024x transparent texture will still load as fast as a 1024x solid texture, and up until you start getting into the 256x range, the differences in load times are practically unnoticeable.
The texture pack itself doesn't increase FPS
But because the resolution of the texture is lower, minecraft isnt having to load as many textures which can allocate more resources into other core things. This ultimately is what increases your fps. But i can see where people get confused with that.