Jose Stovall
- oitsjustjose
- oitsjustjose
- America/Chicago
- Yes
- No
MC-374
Changed Environment:
Machine:
MacBook Pro 2017 15":
- Core i7 7820HQ
- AMD Radeon Pro 560
- 2880x1800 Max Resolution
- 16GB LPDDR4
- 512GB SSD
- macOS 10.13.5
Machine:
MacBook Pro 2017 15":
- Core i7 7820HQ
- AMD Radeon Pro 560
- 2880x1800 Max Resolution
- 16GB LPDDR4
- 512GB SSD
OS: macOS 10.13.5
Java: 1.8.0_171
Launcher: MultiMC
Changed Environment:
Machine:
MacBook Pro 2017 15":
- Core i7 7820HQ
- AMD Radeon Pro 560
- 2880x1800 Max Resolution
- 16GB LPDDR4
- 512GB SSD
OS: macOS 10.13.5
Java: 1.8.0_171
Launcher: MultiMC or Vanilla
Changed Summary:
macOS Game Resolution WAY too highGame at Retina resolution on macOS
Added Attachments:
Screen Shot 2018-07-07 at 9.04.19 PM.png
Removed Attachments:
Changed Summary:
Lighting and Block Updateslaggy in some chunks, not in othersLighting and Block Updates combined with biome blending cause immense lag
Changed Summary:
Lighting and Block Updatescombined with biome blending cause immense lagLighting and Block Updates Laggier in Some Chunks due to Biome Blending
Yes, but WHY. It makes no sense that it works one way but not the other, melons and pumpkins are exactly the same >.>
No, it doesn't. My machine's max resolution is not 3360x2100, it's 2880x1800, so why on earth is the game playing at such a ridiculously high resolution? I don't even keep my scaling setting at that - it's meant to be scaled to look like 1680x1050. Attached is the Displays section of "About this Mac"
A: Just switched to the Vanilla launcher, same issue (no surprise) because it's an in-code issue.
B: If it changes the resolution to that high and Mojang is using it, they need to also utilize LWJGL's getPixelScaleFactor() instead of blatantly ignoring it - this is a new bug added since the LWJGL 3 update, and it needs to be addressed or else a large portion of the community playing on a Mac will have godawful performance.
No worries then. I'll have a Forge ASM fix for this when 1.13 comes out and Forge accompanies it. Leave it to the modding community to fix the game like usual ¯_(ツ)_/¯
Wouldn't be nearly as bad if it weren't for the AWFUL transition out of the game when alt-tabbing in Minecraft's fullscreen mode. The whole minimize thing is slow and distracting.
I'd like to leave this alone, but the bug is even worse.
I'm using my MacBook with a 4K monitor. It's SENSELESS for the game to try to play it at 2x resolution (7680 x 4320) and playing in full screen isn't a good option. Changing fullscreen resolution makes alt-tabbing take forever because it's changing the screen resolution back, and doing some minimize effect. Plus if in macOS's fullscreen and choosing Minecraft's fullscreen option, the game crashes.
Essentially, I question if the implementation of 1.13 on macOS was ever tested... I'd love to play it, but it's just unreasonably difficult to do so.
Update:++ Disabling biome blending solved this, and reducing it reduced the spike. I still don't understand why lighting has any effect on biome blending