- FIXED - Related to DH Config Bug -> Huge FPS / Performance loss in 2.2.0-a vs older DH versions
All of the 3 tests are running on MC1.21 in the same MC Instance, same World and same DH config. All screenshots are taken after the DH tasks in the F3 menu have stabilized.
First picture I have DH 2.1.3-a-dev:
- Best performance so far
- DH Tasks stabilized in about a minute after loading the world
Second picture I have DH 2.2.0-a:
- Deteriorating FPS
- DH Tasks stabilized in about 3 minutes after loading the world
Third picture I have DH 2.2.1-a-dev (latest nightly build):
- Worst performance and FPS out of all of them
- DH Tasks stabilized in about a minute after loading the worlds
There no visible or noticeable visual difference between the rendering of DH 2.1.3, 2.2.0 and 2.2.1, yet the FPS drops are huge. I am terribly concerned about this, especially in low end devices like mine 15% GPU usage makes the difference between a stable 60fps and a stuttering 45fps. If you need any further information please let me know, I'm willing to help solve this issue as it is a deal breaker for me and other friends in low end devices.
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2.1.3 and 2.2.1 are nightly builds, they change constantly. therefore it would be hard to conclude how performance was changed, without specifically knowing from what commit 2.1.3 and 2.2.1 are
and, are you sure you tested correctly? not a lot has changed between 2.2.0 and the latest version of 2.2.1. nothing that should noticibly affect performance anyway
The 2.2.1-a-dev is the latest one so far, I just downloaded it from https://gitlab.com/jeseibel/distant-horizons/-/jobs/7712923387
However I don't remember when the 2.1.3-a-dev is from.
GitLab
build: [1.21.1] (#7712923387) · Jobs · James Seibel / Distant Horiz...
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what is the date modified of the 2.1.3 file?
Yes, I'm sure. I am aware that nightly builds are unstable. So that might be the reason for 2.2.0-a to be performing better than 2.2.1-a-dev
imma test as well, give me a moment
thats not an old version. not a lot has changed between that version of 2.1.3 and 2.2.0 just like between 2.2.0 and 2.2.1, so im suprised youre finding such a large performance difference
Yeah me too. Please let me know the results from your testing
the 2.1.3 version is not downloadable anymore. gitlab deleted it because its too old
so ill just test 2.2.0 and 2.2.1
dont upload jars please, and im not gonna download, then run a jar from a random person on the internet
Uh, ok sorry. no problem
i do not see a large difference
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