Flywheel renderer not compatibile with Vulkan API.
Mefisto095 opened this issue · 4 comments
Describe the Bug
So Create uses the standard old OpenGL calls in his custom renderer. If u want to play with Vulkan Renderer u cant because create calls OpenGL and Vulkan Rendered mod change the default rendered to Vulkan Api.
Reproduction Steps
1.Install Fabric API and Create.
2.Add Vulkan Renderer to your mod list.
3.Start a Game.
Expected Result
Get a juicy crash report.
Screenshots and Videos
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Crash Report or Log
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Operating System
Windows 11
Mod Version
0.5.1f
Minecraft Version
1.20.1
Other Mods
https://modrinth.com/mod/vulkanmod
https://modrinth.com/mod/fabric-api
Additional Context
I doubt that anything can be done about it by rewriting the mod from scratch.
I'd love to help, but I'm not a programmer.
There is no way this incompatibility can feasibly be fixed. Changing graphics APIs is a hard task to do, and it's hard to take advantage of the new API because the software was designed with another API in mind
The default backends in Flywheel 1.0.0 (instancing and indirect), which is in development but almost complete, will automatically disable themselves if they see that a Vulkan mod is installed. In general, this means that all of Flywheel's performance benefits will also be disabled, but at least it will not cause a crash. Flywheel 1.0.0 is designed such that a separate mod can register a backend that will also use Vulkan. Currently, there are no plans to develop a default/official/first-party backend like this.
The default backends in Flywheel 1.0.0 (instancing and indirect), which is in development but almost complete, will automatically disable themselves if they see that a Vulkan mod is installed. In general, this means that all of Flywheel's performance benefits will also be disabled, but at least it will not cause a crash. Flywheel 1.0.0 is designed such that a separate mod can register a backend that will also use Vulkan. Currently, there are no plans to develop a default/official/first-party backend like this.
t's good to hear that there is some hope, thanks for the answer :)
