Grey nether roof
Using the latest nightly build for Fabric 1.20.4 (file is named DistantHorizons-aa6cbd1b7d62171c2fa0c77294c9b4c32c04494a), I found an annoying bug: nether roof appears partially or, further out, entirely grey. What's even worse is that if mods to increase nether height are used, such as Amplified Nether, this grey nether roof also gets broken lighting: it appears fully lit.
Templates2 Integration
I'd even accept changing the default color to just black instead of vibrant pink, I like to build with templates but when viewing them from the far distance, it looks really ugly
Quality Preset overrides the LOD Render Distance Radius
Changing the Quality Preset impacts the LOD Render distance. Render distance radius is set to 1024 (enough to load all LODs). Quality Preset Extreme took the longest time to fully load the LODs as expected. I kept track of the CPU usage and also the time (vs Extreme preset). - Minimum preset first
Holes is world when changing settings
when you change any setting that causes the lod's to rebuild there will be holes in the world where lod's refuse to generate my theory is that when changing settings it cancels the current chunks being generated mid generation so it get's confused and thinks that they are already generated while they are actually not
Several lighting issues in the nether
I've noticed several lighting issues in nether such as dark chunks (like lava {zoom in it's in 8k}) [I use only supported mods]
DH 2.0 Alpha, 1.20.2. (long explanation, please read the full post below.)
Some textures on Graphics: Fancy / Fabolous ! have some transparent pixels (such as holes in tree leaves), where otherwise on Graphics: Fast, the transparent pixels turn to black. It seems that even while using Graphics: Fancy / Fabolous!, textures such as tree leaves are still LOD'd (made lower resolution) using Graphics: Fast options, so the leaves apear darker on fake chunks than real, vanilla chunks.
Image explanation: There's two birch trees in the middle of the picture.
The tree that is closer to the player, is in a real chunk. It is visible that the fake chunk tree is darker; this is much more visible when you move back a few blocks and the front tree switches to being a fake chunk (both are now darker than birch trees in real chunks), and while being zoomed out.
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OpenGL Error 1281
Hi y'all, I'm getting an OpenGL Error 1281 every time I look at a buried treasure map. It doesn't break anything but the popup is annoying.
Using Forge, Optifine, Minecraft 1.20.1, build 2.0.0-a-dev...
