How is it that I've failed to notice the fact that these renders make use of MICB's upcoming volumetric rendering 🤔

I previously thought the godrays were (cleverly and creatively) faked. Yes, I think godrays look pretty, which is why I'm excited to make use of them alongside subsurface scattering 🙃

Ya' wanna know something funny? I was unknowingly developing a mod for Minecraft Alpha v1.0.0. It just so happens that this version of Minecraft: Java Edition is mislabeled in-game as "Minecraft Infdev". Oops 🙃

As if turns out, the "abysmal performance" thing largely applies to RetroMCP-Java, which is the tool I'm using to develop my Minecraft mod and it's where I first test it. It runs better on BetaCraft, although, I do still get stutters whenever new chunks are being generated (even with JVM arguments).

I've changed my mind about being a permanent shader developer for Mine-imator Community Build, I simply want to make a one-time (shader-related) contribution to the project with what I've shown above.

For anyone interested, I will be sharing two links here...

This one is for ClassiCube itself: www.classicube.net

This one is a GitHub repository hosting various plugins for ClassiCube, including the one I used: github.com/ClassiCube/C...

I think text-based environments work better for me in this regard because I have all the time in the world to think about how I want to go about describing what I have in mind. It generally feels a lot slower paced for me, which aligns well with the sloth's pace of my thinking process.

I have a limited amount of time to form a sentence during these situations. Right when I finally have a sentence formed, either it might've already been too late to say whatever I had in mind 'cause we've changed the subject, or the words leave my head at the most inconvenient moment.

My dad once commented on how Kelvin's hair looks like a pair of (perhaps thick cartoon) fingers. I can see where he is coming from with that comparison.

So, my boy Kelvin is walkin' around town with a 3-sausage-finger mohawk.