🔌 API & Mod Integration (Minecraft 26.2)

Camera Culling is designed to operate seamlessly alongside client rendering mods (such as Sodium, Iris, Canvas) and content mods adding custom entities or block entities.

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🤝 Third-Party Renderer Compatibility

1. Sodium & Embeddium

• Static Terrain Chunks: Sodium optimizes chunk meshing and block face geometry.
• Dynamic Entities: Camera Culling optimizes dynamic entities, chests, signs, and particles.
• Compatibility: 100% Compatible with zero overlapping Mixins or state collisions.

2. Iris & Shaders

• Shader Uniforms: Shaders perform post-processing on the extracted frame buffer.
• Occlusion Savings: Because culled entities are prevented from submitting geometry to the G-Buffer, shaders run with significantly higher framerates in dense areas.

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🛠️ Programmatic Java API Hooks

1. Querying Culling Engine State

import net.vanillaoutsider.culling.CameraCullingClient;

boolean isEnabled = CameraCullingClient.isCullingEnabled();
long culledMobs = CameraCullingClient.getCulledEntitiesCount();
long renderedMobs = CameraCullingClient.getRenderedEntitiesCount();

2. Programmatic Immunity Blacklisting

import net.vanillaoutsider.culling.config.CameraCullingConfig;

// Whitelist a custom entity ID from culling
CameraCullingConfig.addClientBlacklist("mymod:custom_companion");

3. Direct Raycast Line-of-Sight Verification

import net.vanillaoutsider.culling.util.CullingRaycastHelper;

// Perform a zero-allocation sightline test
boolean visible = CullingRaycastHelper.hasLineOfSight(level, camPos, targetX, targetY, targetZ);

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🔗 Related Pages

• Architecture & Mixins
• Developer Setup & Building
• Return to MC 26.2 Overview