Pretty sure shaders can cause issues with it.

There's no fix that I'm aware of.

HatelessHeart wrote: ↑

19 Feb 2024, 23:47

Something i did notice. (image in attached files)

I assume you're referring to it not tiling well? I hope so, because that's what I fixed in the downloads

I should probably take a look at the other outstanding issues, too

Try turning the texture resolution as described in the help thread "Crashes / Changing Texture Resolution": viewtopic.php?t=6976

I don't see this happen when I check.

Make sure your OptiFine is up-to-date.

If it is try posting your latest.log from the logs folder (found alongside the resourcepacks folder). Maybe it'll highlight the issue.

Can you post a screenshot of your resourcepacks screen and an in-gane screenshot of the F3 debug screen, please?

Looks like this mod for cows, probably something similar for chickens: https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/te ... w-variants

You don't explicitly need a credit list to post a patch. It's just nice to do, even if it's just a Google sheet with all the URLs of patch threads in.

The mobs missing textures are from a mod. You'd need to figure that out by pressing F3 and looking at them. It should give info in the debug screen where they are from.

Otherwise you'd have to check your mods and work it out that way.

Generally Minecraft has FPS issues on new cards because Minecraft doesn't support the latest OpenGL. It supports 3.2, first released 3rd August, 2009 (we're up to 4.6 now). They do this to try and keep it working on as many computers as possible (read: potatoes). Nvidia historically (and in all fair...

Lemonsouls wrote: ↑

09 Feb 2024, 16:22

Thanks i will make the changes here in a bit

I fixed up your file for you. Removed all the unnecessary files, renamed everything to be lower case, fixed the pack.mcmeta

I also added Sphax's original MC1.2.5 patches to the OP