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WalkthroughA new documentation file has been introduced, providing a detailed guide for optimizing Minecraft performance on low-end PCs using SKlauncher. The document covers JVM argument recommendations, in-game setting adjustments, suggested performance mods and lightweight shaders, and Linux-specific optimization tips. The guide is structured to assist users in maximizing FPS and overall gameplay smoothness, concluding with supportive remarks and author contact information. Changes
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Summary of Changes
This pull request introduces a new markdown document, low_end_fps_boost.md, to provide tips and optimizations for improving Minecraft's performance on low-end PCs using SKLauncher. The document covers JVM settings, in-game tweaks, mod suggestions, lightweight shader packs, and Linux-specific tips.
Highlights
- New Documentation: A new markdown file,
low_end_fps_boost.md, has been added to provide FPS boost tips for low-end PCs. - JVM Settings: The document suggests specific JVM arguments for better performance, including memory allocation and garbage collection settings.
- In-Game Settings: Recommendations for in-game settings tweaks, such as graphics quality, render distance, and V-Sync, are provided.
- Mods and Shaders: Suggestions for performance-enhancing mods (Sodium, Lithium, Phosphor) and lightweight shader packs (Sildur's Vibrant Lite, YoFPS Shaders, Tea Shader Lite) are included.
- Linux Tips: Linux-specific tips, such as keeping Mesa drivers up-to-date and using ZRAM, are provided.
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- docs/fps_boost/low_end_fps_boost.md
- Created a new markdown file with FPS boost tips for low-end PCs.
- Added sections for JVM settings, in-game tweaks, performance-enhancing mods, and lightweight shader packs.
- Included Linux-specific tips for optimizing Minecraft performance.
- Added author information.
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Code Review
This pull request adds a helpful guide for boosting FPS in Minecraft on low-end PCs using SKLauncher. The guide covers JVM settings, in-game tweaks, mods, shader packs, and Linux-specific tips. Overall, the content is informative and well-structured.
Merge Readiness
The guide provides useful tips for users with low-end PCs. I recommend merging this pull request as is, as it offers valuable information to the community. I am unable to directly approve the pull request, and users should have others review and approve this code before merging.
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3-4: Unify SKLauncher branding
The guide mentions “SKlauncher” in the introduction. To maintain consistent branding and capitalize properly, update all occurrences to “SKLauncher”.
10-12: Specify fenced code block language
The JVM arguments block should include a language hint for proper syntax highlighting. For example, change the opening fence fromtobash.Example diff:
- ``` + ```bash -Xmx2G -Xms512M -XX:+UseG1GC -XX:+UnlockExperimentalVMOptions -XX:G1NewSizePercent=20 - ``` + ```🧰 Tools
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56-56: Remove trailing punctuation from heading
Markdown best practices discourage trailing colons in headings. Change the “## Author:” heading to “## Author”.Example diff:
- ## Author: + ## Author🧰 Tools
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56-56: Trailing punctuation in heading
Punctuation: ':'(MD026, no-trailing-punctuation)
59-60: Fix closing remark grammar and formatting
The final bullet reads “Thank for reading this!”—it’s missing “you” and feels out of place as a list item. Consider rewriting it as a standalone sentence, for example:- - Thank for reading this! + Thank you for reading this!🧰 Tools
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[style] ~60-~60: Using many exclamation marks might seem excessive (in this case: 4 exclamation marks for a text that’s 1242 characters long)
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I’ve added FPS boost tips for SKLauncher, including Minecraft settings, shader suggestions, JVM and RAM allocation advice, and more. I hope this first documentation helps you optimize your experience!
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