The Story of OptiFine - Minecrafts Most FAMOUS Mod...
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- Опубликовано: 11 июн 2024
- There is a mod in minecraft which is so essential for players, that they can't even play the game without it. A mod which is so popular that it has been used by hundreds of millions of people over its decade of existence...
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0:00 - Intro
1:00 - What Is OptiFine?
1:49 - The History
4:21 - The First Version of OptiFine
5:36 - OptiFine Becoming the Ultimate Mod
8:10 - How is OptiFine So Much Better?
9:00 - The Failed Deal
10:44 - The Future
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Hello
Hi
*cries in bedrock*
Who else thought he was talking about RLcraft
Not me LOL
Mojang during the deal: no we dont want everyone to have a cape
Mojang during migration: lets give everyone capes
Why capes important?
I don't Minecraft account so idk
@@davidarvingumazon5024 Status symbol. Look at me I attended 2016 Minecon! kind of thing. Wait a sec, why are you watching this video again?
@@TrainerGoldAlt I always watch new videos from TheMisterEpic
I think it was because you pay for OF capes
@@randomusername284 only fans capes?😳
If it wouldn't be for Optifine, I would only be able to play Minecraft with seconds per frame, not the other way around
Lol
@SuperK seethe 😂
use sodium and starlight, those mods will give you much more fps
Sodium gang rise up
@@champftw9130 y u spamming XD
Optifine is quite literally a must-have, due to how it makes Java run easier by lessening how much resources Minecraft consumes. From removing multiple checks and balances, and improving the ancient code of Minecraft.
Not so much a must-have anymore, Sodium is kicking its ass. Optifine has a shitton of options, and every resource pack with custom-anything-not-supported-by-vanilla is made with Optifine/MCPatcher's formats in mind, so it will not be truly obsolete until fabric mods pop up for said features and people port their stuffs… but if you're going to stay pretty vanilla in terms of visuals, Sodium completely obliterates Optifine when it comes to actually optimizing the game. It runs so much better and if you don't care about extra visual options that the game itself doesn't provide, Optifine ISN'T the must have anymore, Sodium is.
With that said, Sodium is a pretty recent mod and won't be ported in an official capacity to 1.15 and below so Optifine ends up being the only real option for retro versions.
But going forward, this is a really good thing because there's finally real competition for game optimization mod, and that will drive eachother to improve. Or at the very least, the bare minimum, you have options depending on whether you want a prettier sky or a higher FPS count
@@nicocchi if you want shaders you can use iris mc
Sodium gang rise up
Ahh yes the time when Windows 10 players come and flex
@@nicocchi there is a 0.3 version of sodium for 1.15 ported by mrmangohands(speedrunning moderader)
I mostly use Optifine for Shaders at this point since I have a good Graphics Card now, but it was really nice to have back then
Shaders is a must have
@@TheMisterEpic unless you main PVP where full bright is better
You should check out Iris. It's an alternative shaders mod, but it's based on Sodium, which rewrites the rendering engine from scratch for MAXIMUM FRAMES.
@@Mabi19 god i'd kill for it to be compatable with forge
@@catzilla2248 mods with shaders is legendary, fax
I still remember as a kid making a glow stone portal and putting the water bucket in the middle only for it not to work and I was so sad 😭
Same
I built the whole stampy rocket ship block by block and it didnt work
@@hpvrstuff3659 I remember 😭
saame
Even more fun, trying to install the mod and it simply refusing to work. I just gave up after hours of trying.
ive used optifine for so long, i cant remember how the base game feels. probably a good thing tho
Relatable
It’s basically the same, just extra graphics options
Love how Mojang supposedly didn’t like Optifine’s zoom feature, yet they added a spyglass into the game…
spyglass requires more than just clicking one button.
I use Optifine's zoom feature quite a lot
I feel like mojang thought that it would be too unrealistic and hard to explain how the player's character can just simply zoom in with his eyes. Like Steve, Alex, or just our character are incredibly f*cking strong human beings, they can't just change the focal length of their eyes, human's eyes doesn't work like that.
mojang moment
@AidenAprt it's because you have to use resources to craft the spyglass like amethyst and copper
Actually, a lot of modpack tries to avoid Optifine because of it's notorious incompatibility
And because its not even allowed to be contained in modpacks due to something something forge and the optifine guys are stubborn something (you can add it yourself but the modpack author cant include it that is)
Commander is exactly right
It is notorious incompatibility?
@@taffyadam6031 if you ever played any huge modpacks and enabled any of the "performance" section of the optifine, let's hope your world/player data won't get corrupted from it
@@taffyadam6031 Not quite. All i know is that twilight forest allegedly has model issues with OptiFine
Optifine just feels like it's always meant to be there, that's why people forget about it even being there because it does so well
I had the idea of doing this video myself, great video! Thank you for covering this story.
Im here since 20k man nice to see your RUclips channel grow
Thanks to you, I only use Sodium Iris and a zoom mod
I remember optifine on 12.2 running with more then 80-100fps only. After that version it only got around 50fps. Thanks to Sodium and Iris I can play latest version with more then 300 FPS that's awesome!
Wtf, how do you go from 50fps with optifine to 300fps with sodium
@@sampound9091 because sodium is better lol
@@sampound9091 Sodium and Iris. Cuz they use a different Render model etc. FPS increase as hell if u use Fabric(Sodium (and Iris if u use shaders) Maybe its hardwares fault idk. but it runs better then with optifine, Asian Halfsquad made a Video about it allready :D
@@sampound9091 Maybe try it urself :D And u cant use Sodium with optfine, but the difference is huge
@@sampound9091 This is quite a complicated thing to explain, but here goes.
OptiFine just replaces some algorithms. That's cool, although it's been improving frames less and breaking stuff more recently.
You see, Minecraft (until recently) has been using OpenGL 2.0. This is quite an old standard and doesn't reflect how modern graphics cards work, causing most things being slow with it.
Sodium has an entirely new rendering engine, which uses OpenGL 3.2. This allows it to use your graphics card more effectively. For example, let's say you broke some blocks and have 10,000 particles on screen. The old implementation needs to give the graphics card each particle and then tell it to draw it, one-by-one. The new engine can instead tell your graphics card "here's data for 10,000 particles, now draw them please". As you might imagine, this is WAY faster.
This is really oversimplified, but it carries the gist of it.
(Minecraft is now also using OpenGL 3.2, but they haven't gotten around to doing too much optimization with it yet)
IMO, The future is with CaffineMC mods & other mods that add other Optifine features. Iris shaders gives far more performant shaders than Optifine, and dedicated mods for other features give a lot more customization.
optifine coukd rise up again buy i doubt it bc he would need to rewrite everything
in 1.17+ sodium and iris perform poorly, i get anywhere between 1.5x and 3x the fps depending on the shader i am using.
@@gulagkid799 shaders are always laggy and always will be so yea
What I don't like about Sodium are the transparency bugs present in the game, it does help geg more FPS from your system though
@@fakepistonnotrealuser9 Well I get 50 fps on Iris+Sodium and 120 Fps on Optifine with SEUS renewed 1.0.1 shaders, which I suspect isn't optimized in Iris, for Sildur's Vibrant which is supported by Iris+Sofium 1.17 i get about the same Fps as in Optifine.
7:38 Gave me whiplash like nothing else lmao. Literally a flood of 2012/2013 Mitch and the bois
Optifine is a very polished mod and a must have mod when playing minecraft cause the performance change that it makes is huge
not a polished mod but is helpful for older versions
funny
Use Sodium
imagine praising optifine for it's performance in 2023😂😂😂
@@Nitrox_909 Have you yourself compared old and new optifine versions? I have compared vanilla with optifine on 1.16.5, 1.12.2 and 1.7.2 and for all of them Optifine gives a predictable ~20 % increase in FPS. You're just talking trash about Optifine because of the whole Sodium hype thing, which is mostly overrated. The fact that Sodium often seems to vastly outperform Optifine mostly has to do with people not having a clue how to set up Optifine nor their hardware correctly. In my own tests, they were pretty equal, with Optifine performing a little better, with less varying FPS and a lot less chunk rendering lag.
i wish 1.19 would be a combine combat/performance update. just imagine that. the new world gen would be optimised so that we can walk around without our toaster PCs on fire, and pvp will be changed for the better.
They'd just need to make the optifine developer a member of their team, it'd highly increase performance and compatibility with mods
@@jan-lukas sodium developer*
Minecraft 1.18 has forced Mojang to make that the preformance update mod
I said this before, I want a video about minecraft modding - not just most famous mods. Mod developers, drama, platforms, modloaders, etc.
And I used almost every popular mod, since I'm a modded player
man your videos have so much replay value
im really used to watch speedruning content, and let me tell you, your channel is one of the best content creators of the community.
Please don't forget to give credit for my Terralith datapack being used in the description of the video!
This should be pinned...
@@jan-lukas its in the description
Done
I’ve been looking forward to this
nowdays, in the modding community, Optifine is often the cause of breakdowns, incompatibles, and many more stuff that makes optifine not viable at all. while it was great back in the hayday, it still broke down somewhat- it was never a big one.
until 1.16 happened. nowdays optifine possible breaks ore generation, fluid rendering, some multipart scripts that reuses vanila code, rendering stuff, and much more. While it is a good mod to use, and especially Shaders still have no other option(other than Iris, which is fabric only), its not your go to choice for optimization, unlike 1.12 or back. Optifine slightly nukes the stuff you dont see often(like edges of the render distance that you normally dont care) in order to get more fps. Sodium, and its series, Lithium, Phosphor does this way better, without the render distance stuff.
All optimization mods are certified to break mods that are tad bit different from vanila, which is what performance mods go after. That is great. But nowdays optifine's brokenness have gone iut of control for modders, not to mention better alternatives that dont nuke the game much as optifine. if you're not using optifine for shaders, there isnt much incentive to run optifine- for shaders, sure. there wasnt an alternative, especially in the forge modding scene to replace those shaders. but in modding fashion, optifine is not the bible you go for like the olden days. more of a relic of an past, that couldnt keep up properly.
idk man it works better than sodium for my computer. that's my personal preference, don't try to convince me to use sodium
@@di4mnd409 It works for you, but currently people complain about crashes whenever they add OptiFine to their 1.16.5+ modpacks.
@@Nekoszowa damn that sucks, thank god the only modpack i play a lot is rlcraft, and optifine works pretty well on it.
Sodium doesnt have cit support, model support, dinamic lights and support for custom biome colors and custom sky and entities
As well as the capacity to convert blocks into items texture and skulls and custom model armors
Recently I've discovered the amazing combination of: Sodium and Entity Culling. No lag what so ever, not even in the busiest world, with villager farms and colossal storage systems. Works like a charm in my old 4core i5, constant 150 fps... in. any. situation.
And to finish: you can swap Sodium for IRIS (cause it's already built in). Amazing performance.
Plus, Sodium fixes the atrocious native smooth lighting bugs.
how do you get it not to lag?!
when i use sodium on my laptop it causes massive lag spikes on 1.17+. as in, i can't even load new chunks without insane amounts of lag.
@@bananya6020 report your problem on github or discord
Phosphor (or Starlight if you want more performance bat the cost of mod compatibility), Lithium, FerriteCore and Leaf culling (remember to enable the smart leaves resourcepack) helps a lot too.
@@bananya6020 skill issue
It's a good day when TheMisterEpic uploads.
:)
@@TheMisterEpic epic
The one click install without needing forge is really nice.
Nice vid bro!
Fun fact: at 4:22 when you said "so" i got a mobile ad and i thought it was funny
there is a mod called iris shaders mod and it's basically sodium with shaders and the developers are trying to make it more like optifine. also I get over 1000 fps with it! it's insanley op
You don't really need 1000 fps
Hey Epic, can you make a video on MrCrayfish? The modding and redstone legend? He doesn't get that enough attention he deserves and you feel like the perfect guy to do it.
I heard that on guns mod name
ive memorized his upload schedule: early Sunday morning
Haha you got it
Neat analysis video! Thanks for uploading!
5:00 I ALWAYS WONDERED HOW SOME MINECRAFT USERS HAD GRASS BLOCKS LIKE THAT
Well this was an unexpected video. I can confirm that optifine helped me play minecraft java from 2016 until I got my new pc in early 2020.
10:37 Wait a minute, THAT'S ME!
Already expecting a great vid
I would say Minecraft devs are 49% of development with their ideas and groundwork as well as concept art and a bunch of other features while moders such as sp614x, sodium devs, and shader makers as well as other creators who make mods that completely change the experience of Minecraft att together inspiring both Mojang and the Minecraft community.
How are you just going to skip over the huge part of optifines history that was just taken from MCPatcher? Kahr developed most of Optifines texture pack related features for MCPatcher long before sp614x incorporated them. Same with the shaders, another mod that was developed as two seperate shader mods that got incorporated into Optifine. Your history lesson is far from accurate.
How do I know yours is any accurate either?
Those who makes such claims whether it be the video or you need to cite their *primary sources*, otherwise misinformation spreads
@@ArtemisWasHere Go to the Minecraft Forum. It's all documented there. Optifine literally credits MCpatcher and Karyonix's shaders mod in the OP. It's all very easy to go down that rabbit hole. However, I was an active part of the texture artsists community when Notch was still the only dev, and witnessed the development of all of these mods... so have fun with that.
Hell, just go to my channel. The only video I have public is of my texture pack with all those features and shaders predating optifine having them... lololol
YOOOOO finally a person who actually speak about that and not stay silent and ignores like it was nothing
@@ArtemisWasHere source: I was there when it all went down, both the creators of MCPatcher and GLSL shaders really didn’t like OptiFine taking all of their code, and shit was flung between parties on the forum. I think alot of it has been deleted now, but there’s still some forum posts of the three bickering
Oh wow now this is very lovely to know
Very nice video mate!
Ty!
One of the most flexible, useful, and satisfying mods to exist.
I was like “X-ray? no way something different… optifine for sure”
Optifine is ok but is known to break some game mechanics, mods like sodium+starlight+iris and some others perform much better while having the same features.
sodium doubles optifine which doubles vanilla
which game mechanics that optifine breaks? I'm still deciding on optifine or iris
Im playing on a modpack. Its sodium+starlight+iris a combo. Or what do you recommend me installing?
@@CfspottedNL Late reply but...
Iris has sodium built in, so only install Sodium OR Iris
Starlight you can install with either of them.
Yes, but no adequate alternative exists for the texture features
Iris with sodium on fabric is amazing
OptiFine, TooManyItems and SinglePlayerCommands along with WorldEdit were my "standard mod-base" back then.
Optifine is cool and all, but sodium is now the superior mod for me. Fabric is just better in my case and with all the alternatives it makes it up for the better performance. Also iris, it exist and is getting really good as time goes on.
fabric has the advantage of being much lighter since it doesnt have too many built in libraries, this is fine so long as you dont want large modpacks but rather pointless with big modpacks since it just means you manually have to add in all of those libraries (for example there's no oreDictionary, which automatically fixes incompatibilities between mods that add the same ores)
@@FantasmaNaranja Ore Dictionary is deprecated since 1.13 as Minecraft introduced tags.
@@DanielClear2 i didnt think about that, you're right
sodium does nothing to my fps so optifine remains the superior mod for me
@@grandmasteryoda6717 for me sodium + starlight + Lithium give me around 400-600 fps more than optifine. Interesting how stuff like this can be so different for people.
I remember back in the days were mods in Minecraft were so popular good times
Mods are still super good
@@Beetless yeah but they aren’t as popular as they are today
Part of the popularity is that a lot of other mods and modpacks are dependant on it.
You are the best in telling stories
I feel like Mojang hasn't always given Optifine or other performance mods much credit, the java version's code is really really herrendous and outdated that at times playing Minecraft without Optifine or Sodium might literally be unplayable
I feel like they were aware of java's limits and thats why they starting working on the bedrock edition, which performs wayyy better, even with shaders
Optifine is pretty neat I have to say
Grass blocks with a grassy texture on the side?! No frickin way... Thats been driving me crazy since I started playing MC. I need this in my life.
nice terrain generator! I like terralith too
In fact, Optifine is so broken that if you managed to turn about 94 million degrees in 0.05 seconds, you would go almost 11% faster than your usual speed, and stacking that would make a 5 block jump possible even on flat momentum!
Interesting...
@@TheMisterEpic Yeah, this is one of the most recent discoveries by the parkour community, I can't really explain it to you as it is beyond my knowledge, but here's a video of someone using speed 2+elevation momentum+94 million angle to make this historic jump possible
ruclips.net/video/EbfULihSrw8/видео.html
....So, a very complicated strafe jump.
it would be nice if sodium was mentioned next! its a lot faster than optifine, and combined with fabulously optimized its just much better than optifine
Sodium is better than Optifine for me. XD Combine it with Lithium, Hydrogen and Phosphor (waiting for 1.17)
@@lordleizhen use starlight
But it doesn't work with forge last time I checked and forge has WAY more mods than fabric
@@lordleizhen sodium also improves performance better for me, optifine i get around 50 to 70 fps, vanilla is similar, and sodium makes it so my performance is almost always above 60 and it is mostly at 60-120. These minecraft performance mods have really carried some peoples computers, a laptop made in 2012 can still run the game at 60+ fps thanks to these mods and im thinking about trying the mod that makes it so that you can see past your render distance by use of some trickery and keeps high performance
You can also use shaders with iris
damm remembering when downloading mods were a pain back then, using winrar then having to delete meta inf or something. having to see if the mods were compatible
Probably the most impactful mod no one has heard about is cubed chunks. It turned chunks into 16x16x16 chunks which minecraft later put into the game (way back in beta before they increased world height) in a lesser form under the hood which drastically improved chunk load times. Cube chunks was still better for smoother loading on lower end systems but minecrafts 16x16x64 ended up being more optimal for all hardware which is what allowed for the increase in world height to 256 the change improved chunk loading so much.
Last time I forgot to install optifine, my game had 3/4 fps and after a couple minutes of lagging it simply crashed. I own all my Minecraft experience to Optifine
As soon as you said most players can’t play without it I knew it was optifine 😂 literally can’t play without it
Hahaha
@@TheMisterEpic yes funi
I started playing Minecraft again after 11 years (I played the alpha back in early 2010) when I built my new RTX PC a couple of months ago. Playing with ray-tracing felt incredible. Sadly, the server I joined supports snapshots (I had no idea what that was lol) and now I have to play without ray-tracing.
*Sodium + Iris:* *Exists
*Optifine:* Finally! A worthy opponent!
I tried Optifine, but wasnt satisfied with the results.
Now that I found Sodium it is much better.
Only a few graphic glitches are annoying me since then...
imagine selling 35 million moddable copies and 100 million downloads on 1 mods
You: Many people cant play mineecraft without it!
Me: Cleary Optfine i forget this is a mod lol
Yea I remember, but I didn't even know it boosted performances, had a good pc, only installed it for zoom and capes
everyone here forgetting about sodium
Untrue, if people aren’t talking about optifine they are talking about sodium, iris or phosphor
Optifine is closed source :(
I still don't understand why Mojang can't just program the stuff Optifine does themselves. Maybe they can't buy it, but surely if one guy can program such optimizations then Mojang's entire team can also program the same optimizations?
"An tie ay lee iss ing" as opposed to "anti a lye iss ing" by the way. Same way you'd say an alternate alias or pen name.
Nice history content! I'd never heard of Optimine or Optifog because I played the game in a web browser way back when. Cool to know what I missed.
I dont use it since it gives less fps for me for some reason like in vanilla i have around 150-200 fps and when using optifine it drops to 100fps
Me too...
Idk why tho
Fabric might be replacing OptiFine.
For me it already has.
Uh, what? Fabric is a modloader like Forge, not a mod.
@@GumSkyloard I’m referencing fabric mods
It never replaced people with bad gpu
Now it going to be replaced by Fabric IRIS and Sodium.
The main cause of lag for me is basicly how minecraft works. There was something with beta that made it run very fast. Nowadays though, even on a superflat world, minecraft lags a lot for some reason. Even with much more entities, insane terrain generation, beta is much more smooth on my pc
i think that Mojang could probably optmize the game even better than optifine if they made a update only for that, but the problem would be that people wouldnt like it and could even result people attacking the devs , even if the update is for perfomance reasons, like the 1.15 update where they focused mostly on fixing bugs and perfomance of the game, but a lot of people hated because content-wise it hadnt a lot of things
Yeah. I agree.
I have a feeling OptiFine is going to be even more necessary for a lot of people with 1.18 given the performance hit with the new heights and depths.
TheMisterEpic likes SAO... Now this is epic
i personally cannot play without the zoom, the zoom is amazing
I'm sticking with optifine until we get alternatives for resourcepack features
Indium
@@mortezazoozani9186 That's not resource pack features. That's just better mod compatibility for Sodium.
optifine went from fixing most issues to breaking most things
People talk about Sodium and other mods, but like it’s nice to have all the features in one.
Iris may have shaders, but it doesn’t let you configure them.
The ConnectedTexturesMod doesn’t have overlays and follows a different format from what all packs have been using for years.
I haven’t seen anything for Custom Entity Models or name based textures.
Having alternatives is nice, but until there are enough mods that match all of Optifines features, I’m sticking with it.
when i was a kid this mod was the only reason i was able to play minecraft with like 15-30fps lol
i now have a 4090 and 5800x3d and playing with high end shaders its mad looking back at how minecraft has grown gg
Time of optifine is over, sodium, lithium, phosphor, hydrogen, ferritecore, iris shaders (starline fork) they have made optifine obsolete and its not even close...triple/quadrupled performance at no visual impact with shaders as well.
Just as optifine + forge was an age old combination, the new best combo is sodium + fabric, and it is the future of optimized minecraft.
It’s only gonna get better once Iris finally publicly releases shader configurability, I’ve seen they’ve been working on it for a while. Also, let me recommend C2ME and Starlight! Starlight is incompatible with Phosphor for a good reason, because it’s the same thing but MUCH faster. Paired with C2ME, world generation is a breeze!
I had this experience recently whenever I tried sodium. Combined with all the other popular performance mods, my fps literally went x10. I really, really miss all the graphics options from Optifine though. Once Sodium has that it will be the best mod.
Hi, do you have the interest of 1 6 and 0
wtf did you have a stroke
r/ihadastroke
@@doomi4055 yes i thonk i di
Omg what were the maps you were using in the video? I loved the old architecture.
Literally talking to myself through the intro *it's gotta be optifine*. Announces that's its optifine. *Histerical laughter*
same
this story of opt is amazing
not gonna watch it yet as it's 2:30AM here in the UK at the time of the video going live. I will watch it when I awaken tomorrow, but I already know it's gonna be a good video.
:)
@@TheMisterEpic I've watched it now, great video explaining the history of OptiFine. I will say that in the early days of OptiFine, there was some major graphical glitches that were only noticeable when you got further away from 0, 0. AntVenom has a video on this. If I remember correctly, this bug existed from Beta 1.7.3 to 1.0.0, and was fixed in 1.1.
Too many items is too nostalgic
"10 fps was a lot back then", it still is lol, at least for me.
The count would be higher too but now many people use clients and for a lot of players playing with mod packs or just getting the download not officially from Optifine I wouldn’t be surprised if there were hundreds millions more unaccounted for downloads.
It's too bad Optifabric won't be supported from now on. It was always great to have my Fabric only mods and still run Optifine.
I usually dont play Minecraft updates until there's an OptiFine release
If nobody's tried it yet and runs a low-mod Minecraft install, try Iris. Iris can over-double your FPS, but it's Fabric only so doesn't work with full Forge installs. Bonus, it supports almost all Optifine shaderpacks -- you need a separate mod for connected textures and a further separate mod for dynamic lighting which can be finicky (and needs not only Fabric, but Fabric API too), but even with all that I run with shaders at the same speed on Iris I run with Optifine with no shaders -- with no shaders it's fully doubled over Optifine with no shaders.
11:03 that cursed full-block size chest tho
mister epic is truly a god of content
In those years ago I install this mod because it make the glass texture connect to each other and also the ability to zoom lol
i have a beefy enough computer that i don't really get that much lag, and shaders are nice but not required. but connected and variated textures are a must have for me
Indeed
0:12 haven't played MC in a long time... when I saw this I thought "DANG, TMI changed that much ?" Last time I used mods, everyone was switching to JEI, as I did.
6:58 you never have bored me before
I hope sometimes they do a overhaul of Java Minecraft, it really needs it, but because it belongs to Microsoft I don't hink java will get an Update like this, and we have to be happy that it isn't only the Bedrock Edition who gets updates.
Stable video 👍