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Mod updates
Updated many mods. Important changes include:
- Loqui moved from Crowdin to Lokalise
- Updated Fabric Loader from 0.15.9 -> 0.15.10
Detailed Changes
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Quilt mc1.20.4 support
QFAPI and QSL now support mc1.20.4. It could possibly be unstable as of right now, so I've marked the Quilt mc1.20.4 version as a beta. LambdaBetterGrass has not updated to mc1.20.4 yet, so I've replaced it with the Fast Better Grass resource pack temporarily.
Community-driven translations
Additive now has Loqui! Loqui is a mod that provides community-driven translations for many mods. More information on how it works is available on the Modrinth project page. If you would like to help out with translating, you can contribute translations on the Crowdin project.
Mod updates
Updated many mods. Important changes include:
- Many bug fixes and improvements from Polytone
- Updated Fabric Loader from 0.15.7 -> 0.15.9
Detailed Changes
Detailed changes are available by looking through the commit history on the repository.
Highlights
Mod updates
Updated mods in the pack. Includes some fixes to Polytone.
Detailed Changes
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Additive for mc1.20.4 now considered stable, with CIT support
Additive for mc1.20.4 is now stable! For CIT, I am now using a temporary CIT Resewn fork until upstream updates. If you run into any issues with Additive, as always, file a bug report.
Replaced Borderless Mining
Replaced Borderless Mining with a more simple and up-to-date mod, Cubes Without Borders. This mod doesn't have a configuration screen and instead lets you toggle it in the video settings.
Downgraded OptiGUI
Downgraded OptiGUI to the latest stable version as recommended by the author in the changelog.
Mod updates
Updated Fabric API and Polytone.
Detailed Changes
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Temporarily reverted Nvidium
I've temporarily reverted adding Nvidium until pull request #173 gets merged. It'll be added back after that.
If you are not on Linux, you can add Nvidium back and it should work just fine.
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Major performance improvement on modern Nvidia cards
After some careful planning and community feedback, Nvidium is now included in Adrenaline by default. Nvidium is a replacement rendering backend for Sodium that uses Nvidia-only OpenGL extensions to increase FPS by a significant amount. The mod is considered stable enough for general usage (as said by Cortex, the maintainer, and also various community members), so I've added it to the modpack.
Some individuals have stated having between a 30%-250% increase in FPS, which is a very major amount. It's worth noting that Nvidium only really works well at high render distances. It likely won't improve too much at a low render distance.
Nvidium will only function on Nvidia cards from the Turing microarchitecture and after, so this means any card in the 16xx series or later. On incompatible cards, such as old Nvidia cards and all AMD/Intel cards, the mod will automatically disable itself, so it won't interrupt your gameplay or anything. Nvidium will also automatically disable itself when Iris is actively using shaders.
If you run into any issues with the mod, report them on Nvidium's issue tracker. Enjoy!
Detailed Changes
Detailed changes are available by looking through the commit history on the repository.
