We recommend you to toggle off just if you want a little boost on a very low-spec computer.

So, the performance boost with this is very minimal. This setting allows you to manage a finer control over how will be the Smooth Lighting applied.

This setting will only work on computers with GPUs that support OpenGL 2.0+ Smooth LightingLevel Don’t be afraid if you turn it on, if you don’t have the right GPU basically nothing bad will happen. With this setting, you will increase your FPS by only rendering what is visible to you. Max Framerate Computers cannot display a higher framerate than the refresh rate of your monitor which are 30, 60 and 120hz, limiting it. If you switch it to fast you will disable some effects and increase your FPS. Graphics This setting is a resource-intensive that turns on the dynamic water, shadow rendering, transparent leaves, volumetric clouds, among some more things. Adjusting the fog start means that you can change how far or near the fog will appear from the player’s distance, this is just a cosmetic feature. If you lower this feature is probably that you increase your FPS.įog Start If you want to to make the game harder and moody adjust the fog closer and you will a bit less of the Minecraft world. The default render distance is 16 chunks but with Optifine you can expand it to 32. Render Distance This setting indicates how far will the Engine of the game renderize in terms of distance and chunks from the actual player’s position. It doesn’t have relevant changes on the performance you should leave it on because if you toggle it to the basic settings is very ugly and you also gain a really poor FPS boost in return. For an easy understanding, we will show some lists with the settings on the left-hand and the explanations of every feature on the right. It’s a well-developed interface that appears when placing your cursor or mouse, we are going to review some settings one by one. At first, it’s really easy to get confused in the Configuration Menu.

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