OptiFrames

# OptiFrames A lightweight, client-side Fabric mod that makes large map displays render cleaner and smoother without changing their appearance. ## Performance Test with 40x40 and 70x70 map Test are made with Sodium but you can expect same gain without it.  ## Why use OptiFrames? - **Optimized rendering**: hides redundant borders between adjacent maps. - **Texture Atlas**: all map textures are packed into a shared atlas, drastically reducing GPU draw calls. - **FPS boost**: expect up to **9x FPS increase** with large maps. - **Map decoration support**: player markers, banners, and other map icons still render correctly. - **Lightweight**: designed to work well alongside Sodium and Iris. ## Installation 1. Download the latest `optiframes-.jar` from the Modrinth/Curseforge page. 2. Place the JAR in your `mods` folder. 3. Start Minecraft using a Fabric profile. ## Configuration You can configure the mod with [Mod Menu](https://modrinth.com/mod/modmenu): - **Enable/Disable** Optiframes entirely. - **Frame Render Type** — choose between vanilla and optimized frame model rendering. - **Frame borders** — toggle frame border rendering for extra performance. - **Back Face Rendering** — toggle rendering of item frames back face. - **Atlas size** — choose the atlas texture size, Bigger = more maps per draw call. Default 4096 works great for most setups. ## Compatibility - Client-side only — safe to use on any server. - Works well with Sodium and Iris. - Tested on every available version. ## Troubleshooting - Mod not appearing in Mod Menu: confirm the JAR is in `mods` and you launched the Fabric profile. - Crashes: please attach `latest.log` and any `crash-reports` when opening an issue.