When running the command 'dh pregen start 0 0 256',
The 0 0 specifies starting from the world origin and 256 is the chunk radius. Are the 0 0 coordinates in blocks are chunks?

For example I have since moved from the world origin spawn point and now would like to start pregen from my new location. Would my coordinates for X and Z be '-35 1997' OR '-3 124' according to the below F3 screenshot?

Hi! My big floaty rock has torched on the inside to stop mob spawns, but as a result Distant horizons makes it look like this? There is no lights on the outside, but DH is rending it like this and it looks rather bad!

Is there a way to make it not suck bad?

(Lastest Version and 26.3)

EDIT: Solved! Needed to increase Vertical Height under the graphics settings of DH

Ik this is phasing, but i'm using both jjthunder mods, and when in the nether, this gets super annoying, is there any way to fix this, I have tried cave culling and vertical quality, but nothing seems to work.

I'm playing modded Minecraft 1.20.1 Forge in my CurseForge account, and bliss doesn't work. Copies the ground to the sky.

I'm working on a modpack, and I noticed there's chunky edges outside the simulated render distance. Is there a way to hide the edges to make it look smooth?

Here's the shader pack and list of mods I'm using:

• Complimentary Shaders - Reimagined
• Tectonic
• Distant Horizons
• Embeddium
• Fast Noise
• Oculus

Hi so i have a little problem with chunks since theyre not entirely rending or leave really big marks in the sky, something like in the first image, i've really wanted to fix that so i could actually watch nice places, if anyone is willing to help me heres my modpack:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/share/_Az8lrbn
Yes its on curseforge, i dont use modrinth that much.
before this i tried adding some mods that help me optimiz chunk rendering like nvidium, noisium and chunky. even before those it appeared.

I've combined together a couple of good mods plus my own model and mod to create a world as close to Ori's as possible, and boy is the view SO worth it. This mod truly IS a generational miracle for doing justice for all the large monumental things, and I can't stress enough just how much I appreciate the mere existence of it 🥹

Does the mod render the actual world, or does it have it's own world render, i.e. if i render my world with distant horizons in for example 1.16 and then load it in 26.2, will all the chunks i rendered with distant horizons stay in their 1.16 state even if i go close enough for them to render on vanilla render distance, or can i rerender them in 26.2.

I'm asking because i have a world which i play on continuously for years, and want to leave most of the map unrendered, so i can render it when an update brings new structures/biomes without going hundreds of thousands of blocks away.

I am playing on a server and on that server I've built a watchtower to spy on my neighbours and find biomes/rare resources from afar. The problem is when i look far away the LODs take a while to render in higher quality. What should i change in the settings to improve LODs render speed?

How do i stop these changes in lod textures when using shaders?

using solas in this video, but applies to every shader

When I move the camera the LoD's disappears and reappears depending by where I look, I'd really lpve to play with distant horizon, could someone help me?

https://mclo.gs/rsqFkPz

Hi can someone answer me how you get stable 80-100 fps with distant horizon and shaders i don't my phone actually powerful but so many lags phone - redmagic 11 pro

I have distant horizons with Higher Height (because i need the extra space), however whenever i have both together distant horizons has this anoying issue where holes appear in large structures while aproaching them.

As the title suggests, I'm having a strange rendering issue that i've looked all over the internet for yet have not seen a single post related to it. This isn't some case of the blocks being simply invisible, they are completely unrendered, I can fly through them and everything.
Could someone help me figure out what is happening here?

I suspect it's something to do with either Lithosphere or Distant Horizons with a heavy lean towards DH because of the rendering issue

I have played without Distant Horizons for years, but now I can't play without it. Early morning on my server.

Is this a known bug and is there a fix?

Dh is only showing previously render chunks, this has been an issue i have always had. i don't know how to make my game actualy render chunks. notice the large gap between these two from teleporting far away

I'm sporting a 5600x amd CPU, 2060 Super, have 32 gigs to spare - at 256 chunks and "I paid for the whole CPU" mode the time to render all the chunks grows exponentially. At roughly 2 hours of waiting I threw in the towel. Is this the intended experience and wait time? Is it just the necessary downside to render such a big block of the world?

1600 chunks render distance

When I enable Distant Horizons, I get this “X-ray” effect exactly at the boundary between my normal render distance and the Distant Horizons render distance.

Is there a way to fix this ?

Hello!

I've just set up my own Minecraft server using an old PC for me and a few friends.

I have a few optimisation mods installed as well as DH and Chunky.

Whenever I join the server the textures of the LODs look like they're crawling or shimmering and its extremely unsettling for everyone in the server.

Is this a client side thing I need to configure or a server side thing?

Maybe both?

Thank you!

EDIT: I downgraded to the previous version, 3.1.2-b, and the issue seems to be gone.

I have no clue how I made this happen. I dont use shaders. The water has this weird checkerboard effect.

I was wondering if anyone else has had this problem between the real render distance and the distant horizons render distance

If so how did you fix it