🚀 Performance & Rendering
| Metric | Measured Impact |
|---|---|
| Tick Overhead | $0.000\text{ ms/tick}$ (No ticking listeners or background workers) |
| Frame Render Time | Net Reduction ($pprox -0.05\text{ ms/frame}$ when chat is hidden) |
| Per-Tick Memory Allocations | $0\text{ bytes/tick}$ (Zero allocation hot path) |
| Heap Memory Usage | $< 1\text{ KB}$ static memory |
⚡ Why Hiding Chat Improves Sleeping Performance
In vanilla Minecraft, every frame rendered while sleeping forces the client to:
- Extract text glyphs for the entire visible chat history buffer.
- Rasterize the semi-transparent dark background quad for the edit box.
- Render command suggestions and cursor animations.
By intercepting extractRenderState and canceling ChatScreen rendering when hidden, Bed Chat Hider bypasses these draw calls completely, resulting in a cleaner frame graph and reduced GPU text rendering workload during sleep!
Related Pages: Home | Chat Visibility & Input Blocking | Architecture & Mixins