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Thunderbolt

Make your minecraft snappy & smooth

Modrinth lightweight optimization

Описание

# This modpack is a modpack **without any¹ bloat**. **Sadly, Thunderbolt does require some setup (read recommended)** This modpack is made **SPECIFICALLY** for the people who **don't want bloat**/want something to base their own modpack off of ## Why Thunderbolt? This modpack has compatibility with android, PC, etc. This modpack **_should_** run better then modpacks like _Fabulously Optimized_ ## Recommended **Recommended** to use these java options (its _ok to skip_ if you dont know what these are): ``` -XX:+UseZGC -Dchunky.maxWorkingCount=1024 ``` ..enable c2me OpenCL Acceleration module, disabled by default as it doesnt work on all hardware Also, if you play with _very high_ render distances (even at 32, but the issue is more prominent at +32), it is recommended to use **_Longview_**, although that mod _isnt available on all versions_ Additionally, i dont **really** update this modpack unless theres a _decent_ improvement in performance, as its a pain to download it, change it, upload it, add a changelog, etc, just for a small performance upgrade. So _**please**_ take your time to click "Update All" or "Check for updates" if you want max performance. Benchmarks with a **_RTX 3070_** and a **_Ryzen 5 5500_** Spoiler ``` INFO Seed: 1234 Same position Entities turned off Tick frozen Tested WITHOUT Nvidium on thunderbolt Tested with the 1st version of thunderbolt, so expect performance to be better than this. Same settings, render distance 16 Time: TESTS Thunderbolt: 1117 fps, 1% low 481, 0.1% low 354, average 1070, consistent fps Adrenaline: 823fps, 1% low 77, 0.1% 41, average 583, VERY inconsistent fps Fabulously optimized: 731 fps, 1% low 51, 0.1% low 21, average 445, consistent-ish fps ``` ### The cons? if you want the max fps, you have to manually install some mods due to legal reasons you might have to update mods yourself if the modpack goes unupdated for awhile DISCLAIMER: This modpack is tuned to **_Nvidia gpus_**, due to the mod **_Nvidium_**, however it should still work on AMD and