It's slightly better for me in 1.14.1, but it still only takes about 10 minutes of play for it to overheat my computer, in singleplayer, with all the settings turned down. I never had these problems in 1.13.
My computer still sounds like Apollo 13's launch sequence and gets twice as hot when running this, even with all settings turned down. Very disappointed that I can't play, and never had these issues with 1.13. Perhaps it's because of the increase in chunk size?
I'm very sad that this is still in 1.14.2. I really hope that the team at mojang is working on fixing this behind the scenes-- it's probably such a big issue that they're having a lot of trouble correcting it. At least, that's what I tell myself to sleep at night after seeing things like "wolves not sitting correctly on slime blocks" get fixed.
I can confirm that this is happening to me too! Also on mac, and it doesn't seem to happen when looking up and down-- it's only when looking at horizontal angles that this occurs, never vertical. I played around with the mipmap settings and vsync, but that didn't seem to change anything.
It's slightly better for me in 1.14.1, but it still only takes about 10 minutes of play for it to overheat my computer, in singleplayer, with all the settings turned down. I never had these problems in 1.13.
My computer still sounds like Apollo 13's launch sequence and gets twice as hot when running this, even with all settings turned down. Very disappointed that I can't play, and never had these issues with 1.13. Perhaps it's because of the increase in chunk size?
Exactly. I'm going to have to wait for 1.15 or until I can afford to have a 3,000$+ PC built. Whichever one of those comes first.
I'm very sad that this is still in 1.14.2. I really hope that the team at mojang is working on fixing this behind the scenes-- it's probably such a big issue that they're having a lot of trouble correcting it. At least, that's what I tell myself to sleep at night after seeing things like "wolves not sitting correctly on slime blocks" get fixed.
I can confirm that this is happening to me too! Also on mac, and it doesn't seem to happen when looking up and down-- it's only when looking at horizontal angles that this occurs, never vertical. I played around with the mipmap settings and vsync, but that didn't seem to change anything.