I have a couple of questions I have been pondering about...

 

1) Minecraft has this feature for loading textures. It loads these textures into RAM and then uploads them to the GPU. If the textures are not animated, Minecraft would get rid of the TextureData from your RAM, conserving your RAM. Why did forge remove this capability of removing the TextureData from your RAM that saves a ton of memory? (I believe there is a mod called "Texfix" that adds this capability back.)

 

2) What is the history of Minecraft Forge, (Like who inspired LexManos and other producers to make this awesome mod client?)

14 hours ago, PulseBeat_02 said:

1) Minecraft has this feature for loading textures. It loads these textures into RAM and then uploads them to the GPU. If the textures are not animated, Minecraft would get rid of the TextureData from your RAM, conserving your RAM. Why did forge remove this capability of removing the TextureData from your RAM that saves a ton of memory? (I believe there is a mod called "Texfix" that adds this capability back.)

Whats your source for this? Also, take a look at this, its an interesting read https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/issues/4862

The source is here: https://minecraft.curseforge.com/projects/texfix

Don't trust everything you read on the internet kid. Especially of it's a magic mod that suposidly increases MC performance. There is a reason why Speiger has been banned from not only Forge, but many other major MC projects. Yes, Forge keeps some extra data about the textures in memory. This is to speed up rendering, lighting, and the like. There is a triad off of some extra memory usage for massive decreases in cpu usage. And at the end of the day, RAM is cheap, CPUs are not. Also, The guy who wrote the changes Forge does is now actually employed at Mojang rewriting their rendering engine. So i'd trust his code over Speiger's.

 

The same goes for any other "performance" mod you see out there. There are good reasons they arnt officially part of Forge. Most of those mods break other mods, simply because the deep level of control that mods have over their own data and MC.

Ok, sorry about that. I will try to be more careful next time. ?

This is an interesting topic

This is an interesting thread

https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/commit/1eee6cd38282a80958444ee5979eb9cbe55ff509

This is an interesting mod

https://github.com/mezz/TextureDump

20 hours ago, LexManos said:

Don't trust everything you read on the internet kid. Especially of it's a magic mod that suposidly increases MC performance. There is a reason why Speiger has been banned from not only Forge, but many other major MC projects. Yes, Forge keeps some extra data about the textures in memory. This is to speed up rendering, lighting, and the like. There is a triad off of some extra memory usage for massive decreases in cpu usage. And at the end of the day, RAM is cheap, CPUs are not. Also, The guy who wrote the changes Forge does is now actually employed at Mojang rewriting their rendering engine. So i'd trust his code over Speiger's.

 

The same goes for any other "performance" mod you see out there. There are good reasons they arnt officially part of Forge. Most of those mods break other mods, simply because the deep level of control that mods have over their own data and MC.

What about OptiFine?

6 hours ago, luckjes112 said:

What about OptiFine?

Same issue.

Optifine is the same issue yes, it improves SOME users, but in our testing breaks things on a lot more. 

If it works for you good, but don't believe it is a magic fix-all thing.

Also, personal opinion here: I don't like that its closed source and hacks around internals magically, i'd much rather SEE what it is doing/claiming to do.