disable LOD storage/remembering
Is there a way to disable remembering/saving world data? useful for servers with high view distance setting and/or many similar multiverse worlds
I only want the view-distance of the server but I also want LODs but I don't want to ever see incorrect block data in the LODs
I use fabric 1.20.x and 1.21.x but my question is relevant to any mod loader or Minecraft version
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But just having DH is performance intensive, the point of DH is that you don't lose much performance when going from 32 to 512 RD
But even 32 DH RD might be more expensive then just vanilla 32 RD, especially with NVIDIUM mod...
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No, but you can do 2 things:
1. Increase required multiverse similarity
2. Update to nightly (DH 2.3+) that has better world recognition and might properly distingush all the world
are there downsides to setting multiverse similarity to 100%? is it possible even with multiverse similarity at 100% for two different worlds to be given the same LOD data?
Downsides? YES
If you leave the server and someone places a block that wasn't there before, it is now a new world
You enter a nether portal and exited in different ungenerated before space? New world
If 2 worlds are exactly the same they will have the same LODs until a deference is found
oh and then it takes up a huge amount of space
yes
if i only want my distant render distance to be at the server's view-distance, but my regular render distance lower than that, does distant horizons use the data the server provides to generate LODs?
It did last time I've tried
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But just having DH is performance intensive, the point of DH is that you don't lose much performance when going from 32 to 512 RD
But even 32 DH RD might be more expensive then just vanilla 32 RD, especially with NVIDIUM mod
It might help with shaders, but that is most likely the only use case
oh that makes sense