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- Fixed: crash on startup ("framerateLimitTracker is null") together with Remove Reloading Screen (rrls)

- Fixed: crash on startup ("framerateLimitTracker is null") together with Remove Reloading Screen (rrls)

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- Fixed: "Incompatible mods found" error when Iris, Fabric API or Sodium Extra are installed.

- New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values. - Fixed: on Vulkan the benchmark ran 4 times on first start instead of 3. - Fixed: the info screen kept showing "Adaptive refinement: Pending" after refinement had finished. - Fixed: resource packs that tell Mercurizer to ignore shaders were not applied correctly.

- New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values. - Fixed: on Vulkan the benchmark ran 4 times on first start instead of 3. - Fixed: the info screen kept showing "Adaptive refinement: Pending" after refinement had finished. - Fixed: resource packs that tell Mercurizer to ignore shaders were not applied correctly.

- Fixed: crash when joining a world with Sodium 0.9.2. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values. - Fixed: the info screen kept showing "Adaptive refinement: Pending" after refinement had finished. - Fixed: resource packs that tell Mercurizer to ignore shaders were not applied correctly.

- New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values. - Fixed: the info screen kept showing "Adaptive refinement: Pending" after refinement had finished. - Fixed: resource packs that tell Mercurizer to ignore shaders were not applied correctly.

- New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values. - Fixed: the info screen kept showing "Adaptive refinement: Pending" after refinement had finished. - Fixed: resource packs that tell Mercurizer to ignore shaders were not applied correctly.

- New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values. - Fixed: the info screen kept showing "Adaptive refinement: Pending" after refinement had finished. - Fixed: resource packs that tell Mercurizer to ignore shaders were not applied correctly.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21.9 and 1.21.10. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21.6, 1.21.7 and 1.21.8. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21.5. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - Upload limiter rebuilt for Sodium 0.6, so this version gets every feature. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21.4. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - Upload limiter rebuilt for Sodium 0.6, so this version gets every feature. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21.2 and 1.21.3. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - Upload limiter rebuilt for Sodium 0.6, so this version gets every feature. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21.1. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

First release of Mercurizer for 1.21. - All features of the 1.21.11 version: GPU/CPU benchmark (3 runs, weighted average, saved in benchmark.json), automatic upload tuning, adaptive refinement, texture animation throttle, safe staging path, Mercurizer info in F3 and the info screen. - Upload limiter rebuilt for Sodium 0.6, so this version gets every feature. - New Config screen (Config button in the Mercurizer info screen): change every value Mercurizer tunes, with a tooltip on each setting. Your settings always win over the benchmark, are only saved when they differ from it, and apply immediately. "Reset to Benchmark" restores the measured values.

- Updated to 26.3

- Updated to Sodium 0.9.2

- Updated to Sodium 0.9.2

- **Added Vulkan support: GPU benchmark** - Updated to sodium 0.9.2-alpha.4 - #5: APU detection expanded to all AMD GCN APUs and Ryzen iGPU generations including Steam Deck(Thanks to subnaut5482) - Upload budget scale-up capped to configured ceiling - Texture animation throttle now active - **PLEASE REPORT BUGS**

- Updated to sodium 0.9.2-alpha.4 - #5: APU detection expanded to all AMD GCN APUs and Ryzen iGPU generations including Steam Deck(Thanks to subnaut5482) - Upload budget scale-up capped to configured ceiling

- #5: APU detection expanded to all AMD GCN APUs and Ryzen iGPU generations including Steam Deck(Thanks to subnaut5482) - Upload budget scale-up capped to configured ceiling

- #5: APU detection expanded to all AMD GCN APUs and Ryzen iGPU generations including Steam Deck(Thanks to subnaut5482) - Upload budget scale-up capped to configured ceiling

- Updated to Sodium 0.8.14 - #5: APU detection expanded to all AMD GCN APUs and Ryzen iGPU generations including Steam Deck(Thanks to subnaut5482) - Upload budget scale-up capped to configured ceiling

- Removed dead code and fixed bugs - To-do list: Make GPU benchmarking with Vulkan(don't worry I am working on it :D )

- Removed dead code and fixed bugs

- Removed dead code and fixed bugs

- Removed dead code and fixed bugs

- Removed dead code and fixed bugs

- Updated to sodium 0.8.14-beta.1.

- VSync conservatism: upload fraction reduced 20% when VSync is enabled - Anti-stutter recovery: upload fraction drops to 50% for 2 seconds after a frame spike - GPU profiles: Intel/llvmpipe get conservative multipliers when benchmark confidence is low - Better benchmark - Seperated benchmark.json to opengl-benchmark.json and vulkan-benchmark.json - Bug fixes - And more!

- VSync conservatism: upload fraction reduced 20% when VSync is enabled - Anti-stutter recovery: upload fraction drops to 50% for 2 seconds after a frame spike - GPU profiles: Intel/llvmpipe get conservative multipliers when benchmark confidence is low - Better benchmark - Bug fixes - And more!

- VSync conservatism: upload fraction reduced 20% when VSync is enabled - Anti-stutter recovery: upload fraction drops to 50% for 2 seconds after a frame spike - GPU profiles: Intel/llvmpipe get conservative multipliers when benchmark confidence is low - Better benchmark - Bug fixes - And more!

- VSync conservatism: upload fraction reduced 20% when VSync is enabled - Anti-stutter recovery: upload fraction drops to 50% for 2 seconds after a frame spike - GPU profiles: Intel/llvmpipe get conservative multipliers when benchmark confidence is low - Better benchmark - Bug fixes - And more!

- VSync conservatism: upload fraction reduced 20% when VSync is enabled - Anti-stutter recovery: upload fraction drops to 50% for 2 seconds after a frame spike - GPU profiles: Intel/llvmpipe get conservative multipliers when benchmark confidence is low - Better benchmark - Bug fixes - And more!

- Updated to newest Sodium version. - Accurate multi-phase benchmark The benchmark now runs a full warm-up sequence before measuring, so results are not affected by cold GPU state. It measures both large-buffer (4 MB) and small-buffer (1 MB) upload bandwidth separately, plus round-trip latency. A confidence score is calculated. If variance is too high, you'll be warned the result may be inaccurate. - Multi-session history averaging: Results from up to 3 benchmark runs are stored and blended with weighted averaging (50/30/20), so tuning improves over time rather than being reset each run. - iGPU warning: If Mercurizer detects you are running on an integrated GPU, it shows a warning screen at startup recommending you switch to your dedicated GPU for best performance. - Mercurizer info screen: A new screen (accessible from the pause menu a new button on the title screen and pause menu) shows your benchmark results, active tuning values, and hardware info. Includes a Re-run button. - Fix: Re-run no longer resets benchmark history. Previously, pressing Re-run deleted the stored benchmark file, erasing all history. This is now fixed. Each run adds to the history instead.

- Updated to newest Sodium version. - Accurate multi-phase benchmark The benchmark now runs a full warm-up sequence before measuring, so results are not affected by cold GPU state. It measures both large-buffer (4 MB) and small-buffer (1 MB) upload bandwidth separately, plus round-trip latency. A confidence score is calculated. If variance is too high, you'll be warned the result may be inaccurate. - Multi-session history averaging: Results from up to 3 benchmark runs are stored and blended with weighted averaging (50/30/20), so tuning improves over time rather than being reset each run. - iGPU warning: If Mercurizer detects you are running on an integrated GPU, it shows a warning screen at startup recommending you switch to your dedicated GPU for best performance. - Mercurizer info screen: A new screen (accessible from the pause menu a new button on the title screen and pause menu) shows your benchmark results, active tuning values, and hardware info. Includes a Re-run button. - Fix: Re-run no longer resets benchmark history. Previously, pressing Re-run deleted the stored benchmark file, erasing all history. This is now fixed. Each run adds to the history instead.

- Accurate multi-phase benchmark The benchmark now runs a full warm-up sequence before measuring, so results are not affected by cold GPU state. It measures both large-buffer (4 MB) and small-buffer (1 MB) upload bandwidth separately, plus round-trip latency. A confidence score is calculated. If variance is too high, you'll be warned the result may be inaccurate. - Multi-session history averaging: Results from up to 3 benchmark runs are stored and blended with weighted averaging (50/30/20), so tuning improves over time rather than being reset each run. - iGPU warning: If Mercurizer detects you are running on an integrated GPU, it shows a warning screen at startup recommending you switch to your dedicated GPU for best performance. - Mercurizer info screen: A new screen (accessible from the pause menu a new button on the title screen and pause menu) shows your benchmark results, active tuning values, and hardware info. Includes a Re-run button. - Fix: Re-run no longer resets benchmark history. Previously, pressing Re-run deleted the stored benchmark file, erasing all history. This is now fixed. Each run adds to the history instead.

- Accurate multi-phase benchmark The benchmark now runs a full warm-up sequence before measuring, so results are not affected by cold GPU state. It measures both large-buffer (4 MB) and small-buffer (1 MB) upload bandwidth separately, plus round-trip latency. A confidence score is calculated. If variance is too high, you'll be warned the result may be inaccurate. - Multi-session history averaging: Results from up to 3 benchmark runs are stored and blended with weighted averaging (50/30/20), so tuning improves over time rather than being reset each run. - iGPU warning: If Mercurizer detects you are running on an integrated GPU, it shows a warning screen at startup recommending you switch to your dedicated GPU for best performance. - Mercurizer info screen: A new screen (accessible from the pause menu a new button on the title screen and pause menu) shows your benchmark results, active tuning values, and hardware info. Includes a Re-run button. - Fix: Re-run no longer resets benchmark history. Previously, pressing Re-run deleted the stored benchmark file, erasing all history. This is now fixed. Each run adds to the history instead.

- Updated to newest Sodium version. - Accurate multi-phase benchmark The benchmark now runs a full warm-up sequence before measuring, so results are not affected by cold GPU state. It measures both large-buffer (4 MB) and small-buffer (1 MB) upload bandwidth separately, plus round-trip latency. A confidence score is calculated. If variance is too high, you'll be warned the result may be inaccurate. - Multi-session history averaging: Results from up to 3 benchmark runs are stored and blended with weighted averaging (50/30/20), so tuning improves over time rather than being reset each run. - iGPU warning: If Mercurizer detects you are running on an integrated GPU, it shows a warning screen at startup recommending you switch to your dedicated GPU for best performance. - Mercurizer info screen: A new screen (accessible from the pause menu a new button on the title screen and pause menu) shows your benchmark results, active tuning values, and hardware info. Includes a Re-run button. - Fix: Re-run no longer resets benchmark history. Previously, pressing Re-run deleted the stored benchmark file, erasing all history. This is now fixed. Each run adds to the history instead.

- Adaptive tuning: after 30 seconds of stable gameplay, Mercurizer refines its upload budget based on real frame times instead of only the synthetic benchmark - Fixed upload scaling being permanently suppressed on slow hardware (dynamic target now tracks the hardware's own best frame time instead of assuming 60 FPS) - Fixed benchmark running on the render thread, which caused the screen to freeze for several seconds on slow hardware (1.21.11) - GPU and driver capabilities are now re-probed when re-running the benchmark - Removed the settings screen rename that was hiding the Sodium donate button - Fixed a silent error when benchmark.json could not be read - Added asymmetric dynamic scaling to prevent FPS oscillation

- Adaptive tuning: after 30 seconds of stable gameplay, Mercurizer refines its upload budget based on real frame times instead of only the synthetic benchmark - Fixed upload scaling being permanently suppressed on slow hardware (dynamic target now tracks the hardware's own best frame time instead of assuming 60 FPS) - Fixed benchmark running on the render thread, which caused the screen to freeze for several seconds on slow hardware (1.21.11) - GPU and driver capabilities are now re-probed when re-running the benchmark - Removed the settings screen rename that was hiding the Sodium donate button - Fixed a silent error when benchmark.json could not be read - Added asymmetric dynamic scaling to prevent FPS oscillation

- Adaptive tuning: after 30 seconds of stable gameplay, Mercurizer refines its upload budget based on real frame times instead of only the synthetic benchmark - Fixed upload scaling being permanently suppressed on slow hardware (dynamic target now tracks the hardware's own best frame time instead of assuming 60 FPS) - Fixed benchmark running on the render thread, which caused the screen to freeze for several seconds on slow hardware (1.21.11) - GPU and driver capabilities are now re-probed when re-running the benchmark - Removed the settings screen rename that was hiding the Sodium donate button - Fixed a silent error when benchmark.json could not be read - Added asymmetric dynamic scaling to prevent FPS oscillation

- Adaptive tuning: after 30 seconds of stable gameplay, Mercurizer refines its upload budget based on real frame times instead of only the synthetic benchmark - Fixed upload scaling being permanently suppressed on slow hardware (dynamic target now tracks the hardware's own best frame time instead of assuming 60 FPS) - Fixed benchmark running on the render thread, which caused the screen to freeze for several seconds on slow hardware (1.21.11) - GPU and driver capabilities are now re-probed when re-running the benchmark - Removed the settings screen rename that was hiding the Sodium donate button - Fixed a silent error when benchmark.json could not be read - Added asymmetric dynamic scaling to prevent FPS oscillation

- Adaptive tuning: after 30 seconds of stable gameplay, Mercurizer refines its upload budget based on real frame times instead of only the synthetic benchmark - Fixed upload scaling being permanently suppressed on slow hardware (dynamic target now tracks the hardware's own best frame time instead of assuming 60 FPS) - Fixed benchmark running on the render thread, which caused the screen to freeze for several seconds on slow hardware (1.21.11) - GPU and driver capabilities are now re-probed when re-running the benchmark - Removed the settings screen rename that was hiding the Sodium donate button - Fixed a silent error when benchmark.json could not be read - Added asymmetric dynamic scaling to prevent FPS oscillation

- Updated to sodium 0.8.13-beta.2 - GPU + CPU benchmark on first launch — tunes Sodium per hardware for maximum FPS - F3 overlay with GPU, VRAM, CPU, and active tuning values(also saved in mercurizer\benchmark.json) - Fixed various bugs - Supports Vulkan(skips GPU benchmark, still runs CPU benchmark)

- Updated to sodium 0.9.1-beta.2 - GPU + CPU benchmark on first launch — tunes Sodium per hardware for maximum FPS - F3 overlay with GPU, VRAM, CPU, and active tuning values(also saved in mercurizer\benchmark.json) - Fixed various bugs

- GPU + CPU benchmark on first launch — tunes Sodium per hardware for maximum FPS - F3 overlay with GPU, VRAM, CPU, and active tuning values(also saved in mercurizer\benchmark.json) - Fixed various bugs

- GPU + CPU benchmark on first launch — tunes Sodium per hardware for maximum FPS - F3 overlay with GPU, VRAM, CPU, and active tuning values(also saved in mercurizer\benchmark.json) - Fixed various bugs

- Updated to sodium 0.8.13-beta.2 - GPU + CPU benchmark on first launch — tunes Sodium per hardware for maximum FPS - F3 overlay with GPU, VRAM, CPU, and active tuning values(also saved in mercurizer\benchmark.json) - Fixed various bugs

- Fixed chunk holes appearing after rejoining or reloading a world

- Fixed chunk holes appearing after rejoining or reloading a world

- Fixed chunk holes appearing after rejoining or reloading a world

- Fixed chunk holes appearing after rejoining or reloading a world

- Fixed chunk holes appearing after rejoining or reloading a world

- Updated to 26.2 - **Expect Bugs!**

- Hardware is detected once at startup instead of every frame - Texture animation only skips when FPS drops below ~30, instead of always skipping - Translucency sorting is smoother on all hardware - Chunk build results are trimmed in-place, reducing GC pressure - Upload fraction reduced on low-end hardware to reduce GPU stalls - Per-frame chunk upload cap added (12 normal, 6 low-end) - Minimum upload budget reduced from 2ms to 1ms on low-end hardware - Chunk worker threads capped to half of CPU cores, 1 on low-end hardware - Fence sync only runs on hardware that needs it, preventing double fencing on normal GPUs

- Hardware is detected once at startup instead of every frame - Texture animation only skips when FPS drops below ~30, instead of always skipping - Translucency sorting is smoother on all hardware - Chunk build results are trimmed in-place, reducing GC pressure - Upload fraction reduced on low-end hardware to reduce GPU stalls - Per-frame chunk upload cap added (12 normal, 6 low-end) - Minimum upload budget reduced from 2ms to 1ms on low-end hardware - Chunk worker threads capped to half of CPU cores, 1 on low-end hardware - Fence sync only runs on hardware that needs it, preventing double fencing on normal GPUs

- Hardware is detected once at startup instead of every frame - Texture animation only skips when FPS drops below ~30, instead of always skipping - Translucency sorting is smoother on all hardware - Chunk build results are trimmed in-place, reducing GC pressure - Upload fraction reduced on low-end hardware to reduce GPU stalls - Per-frame chunk upload cap added (12 normal, 6 low-end) - Minimum upload budget reduced from 2ms to 1ms on low-end hardware - Chunk worker threads capped to half of CPU cores, 1 on low-end hardware - Fence sync only runs on hardware that needs it, preventing double fencing on normal GPUs

- Hardware is detected once at startup instead of every frame - Texture animation only skips when FPS drops below ~30, instead of always skipping - Translucency sorting is smoother on all hardware - Chunk build results are trimmed in-place, reducing GC pressure - Upload fraction reduced on low-end hardware to reduce GPU stalls - Per-frame chunk upload cap added (12 normal, 6 low-end) - Minimum upload budget reduced from 2ms to 1ms on low-end hardware - Chunk worker threads capped to half of CPU cores, 1 on low-end hardware - Fence sync only runs on hardware that needs it, preventing double fencing on normal GPUs

- Changed dependencies to sodium-fabric-0.8.12+mc26.1.2. - Fixed bug #1: Video settings don't appear.

- Changed dependencies to sodium-fabric-0.8.9+mc26.1.1

- Changed dependencies to sodium-fabric-0.8.9+mc26.1.1.jar.

- Changed the dependencies to sodium-fabric-0.8.12+mc1.21.11.jar.