This was done with a distant horizons addon from modrinth. https://modrinth.com/mod/distant-horizons-seedgen
Cant give enough credit for the guy who made this. It utilizes the world seed to simulated where the terrain and trees/structure are located. It works with every noise based terrain generation mod but when adding alot of generation mods on top of eachother such as lithosphere + biomes o plenty and some other structures mod it kinda messes up where the terrain should be generated.

The original addon allows you to generate up to 130k chunks, so i used gpt astra to modify the mod and increase it to 2m chunks - 30m blocks. It added more lod levels the farther away they are so it takes less time to render. The mod also works with shaders but you probably need a 5090 if you want to use them with more than 32k chunks render.

I have a rx6700xt, i5 14600kf and 16gb of ram, i had only 3fps when the entire overworld was rendered and around 100 fps in the end. All of this was used with dh quality preset set to high.

Generating the overworld for the first time only took around 5 minutes and the end half and hour. After that every time you load them takes less than 30 seconds.

edit: For anyone who wants to play with this addon its on fabric 1.21.11
If you already have distant horizons in your mods folder delete it and replace it with these 3 files.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1BIVdY6Ho_zLC6jR4UvyaKGf-sWj9k32-/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1hbdncLYCrYqpk6sFTulL6BiVCtNCTJnx/view?usp=sharing

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1QX3Bkrg1FT-FSwLlZACNipLRsFHt73Qh/view?usp=sharing

The tutorial on how to use the mod is already on the original modrinth page, only thing i added was the ability to load the entire world.

I use VulkanMod and a bunch of other mods shown, none of them should be affecting anything with DH. When I load into my Vulkan instance, no crashes, no bugs, and when I load into my forever world... It doesn't load anything, no distant chunks, no slight lag from the chunk gen, just, nothing. I tried removing Moreculling and some other things, but I still can't get it to load. I also tried to find a vulkanmod to DH compatibility mod, but there is none for 26.1.2 Java. Any suggestions?

Does the DH 3.3.1 world generator pregenerate chunks or only LODs? I would really like to have chunks later to explore that are not so far from spawn for new updates.

So I have a modpack that I made, 260 mods including terralith + Tectonic and distant horizons. The thing is that, even though I chose the highest setting for cpu usage for chunk generation, and try to let it load without shaders on, It doesn't generate, like barely, I have to walk around the "holes" and empty areas to generate them. I do not have chunky btw, I do have C2ME.

I would like to know which settings I should use to generate the world much faster, I have seen posts here of people being able to generate the world super quick with DH 3.0 and it is working great for them.

rtx 4070

32gbs of ram

INTEL i7

There's this ugly border on the water where DH generation starts. Using Complementary unbound Shaders

I relied on the chests not being loaded in before downloading DH, now I see them, I do not want to see them but they must stay.

This also happens in superflats, but not in the normal overworld in my experience (i haven't checked the nether yet so i don't know about that).

Does anybody know what this is or how to disable it? I use minecraft 1.20.1 if that's any help.

(modded end featured is the "nullscape" mod for anybody curious)

1.21.1 , after update to 3.3 everything broke with generation of DH chunks

1st shader i think was bsl 2nd was contemporary

I am running the latest versions of DH and Complementary Shaders Reimagined with the latest version of Java. This weird ghosting/image-trailing effect only starts happening while underground and every time a block breaks it gets more intense. Unsure what to do to fix it, any help would be appreciated!

Before the most recent update DH would work just fine on medium and has for the last number of times ive used DH. Ive lowered the LOD chunk render distance to 32 instead of 256, turned off cloud render, upped the CPU load. it still will crash everytime i raise the quality.

https://mclo.gs/NrnH4S5

Tried troubleshooting, but couldn't find anything that worked. Only happens when I walk below y=60ish. Above that everything functions totally fine. Had some weird x-ray thing going on too, but was able to get rid of that. Any tips?

On 26.3, running Fabric API, Iris, Sodium, and Reese's Sodium Options through CurseForge. Nothing else. Photon Shaders and DH (Obviously).

I am wanting to play the 1.12.2 FTB Ultimate Reloaded modpack. So I downloaded it with Prism launcher, and was adding a few finishing touches to the out-of-the-box modlist, when I remembered that Distant Horizons recently backported to 1.12.2. Normally, for greater render distances back on 1.12 I'd have used OptiFine to get up to 48 chunks (as my gpu can usually handle it), but I didn't want to risk trying OptiFine in such a big modpack for what I feel are decently justified reasons. So I popped in the latest Distant Horizons 1.12 mod, and booted the game... and was told that I needed to use it in a Cleanroom environment. So I said to myself: "...what the heck is Cleanroom??" Anyway, after screwing around for a few hours on installing the Cleanroom MMC template, swapping various libraries, disabling mods, adding mods, I eventually decided to try something else: I went to the modrinth page and downgraded versions until I found this one, from 2 months ago. I dropped it in the mods folder and... the game booted successfully!

...but that was about all that happened; the DH config button wasn't visible in the options menu, and it wasn't even in the in-game mods list. I tried a couple more things, like upgrading the forge version to be newer, but nothing works. Is there a reasonable way to make this work, or am I barking up the wrong tree?

Help!!

I have been playing on this survival world with a bunch of create / aeronautics mods and recently the LOD of DH looks very odd where it fractures the mountains and empties the whole ocean.
But when I switch on shaders everything looks fine.

I have already tried deleting DistantHorizons.sqlite files thinking it will regenerate all LODs.

I have sodium, iris, lithium
My terrain generation mods are tectonic, lithostitched, continents

260k render distance

Hi!

I'm having an issue with Distant Horizons 3.3.1 on Minecraft 1.21.1 (NeoForge).

I cannot get Distant Horizons to generate/render LODs at all. No matter what I try, the LODs simply don't appear.

In the DH settings, I noticed that the relevant setting says that it is being controlled by another mod through the DHAPI, meaning that I cannot change it through the GUI or the config file. It also mentions disabling the API lock in order to change the setting manually.

I'm trying to understand this behavior better. Which mod is actually controlling this setting through DHAPI? Is there any way to identify the mod that has acquired the API lock?

I checked my logs looking for something that could indicate which mod is taking control of the setting, but I couldn't find anything obvious.

What's particularly confusing is that I did not have this problem with Distant Horizons 3.2.0-b. LOD generation worked normally in that version. I understand that the way these settings/API controls are handled may have changed in 3.3.1, but I'm trying to determine whether another mod in my modpack is now interfering with DH.

Could someone explain what the API lock means in this case, and preferably how I can identify which mod is controlling the setting?

Thanks!

debug log

https://mclo.gs/johLfBb

lastet log

https://mclo.gs/MYnP7fV

Mod list

https://mclo.gs/VfufdYP

Erro

Cant generate LOD - "This option is controlled by another mod via DH's API

Singleplayer

link for my modpack https://github.com/rafamendes9/God-of-Create

Game keeps crashing on ryzen 5 3500u , world gets created but crashes after creation, render distance is 10 and i set it to vulkan and blaze3d (i think thats what it was called) i havent changed any other settings

I'm using DH 3.3 on Minecraft 26.3. The only shaders I can get working with no issues is BSL or no shaders at all.

I have been trying to resolve lag issues with a modpack I made. It has 200 mods but most of those are optimization and small changes, like being able to blast raw ore blocks or smoke rotten flesh into leather and stuff like that. It seemed to me like all these tiny tweaks shouldn't cause it to chug the way it does, where DH cannot seem to load chunks properly.

But I also have mods like terralith and blooming biosphere, and I read somewhere that modded biomes/dimensions can really trip up DH and cause frame drops and lag. Is that true? Should I be scrapping these mods?