The GUI shows Vulkan compatibility percentages and how many OpenGL references there are in each mod. Mods shown here are examples.
A useful diagnostic and analysis tool.
It helps modders understand where their code relies on older GL features so they can make informed decisions about maintenance or refactoring.
What Render Detector does:
How to use?\ Simply use this mod with other mods you want to test, and in Minecraft, type the command /renderdetector, and a sleek GUI will open will all of the information you need.
Why does this matter?\ Minecraft's rendering system has evolved over time, and many mods still use an older rendering methods in certain parts of code. Render Detector helps modders understand where legacy rendering code appears, and locate these certain parts of code.
Heads up: RD isn’t perfect. Some mods won’t scan correctly, some results may be off, and certain things can’t be detected yet. It’s a helper tool and isn't perfect.
Results are based on static pattern matching inside files, not execution or network. Data is always kept local.
<small>This tool is meant for everyone — modders, pack creators, and curious players — which is why Render Detector is licensed under Apache 2.0, keeping it open, flexible, and easy to include in any project.</small>
This mod is designed to help modders transition rendering APIs from OpenGL to Vulkan. It shows what rendering backend you’re using and how your game is performing in real time.
This mod is designed to help modders transition rendering APIs from OpenGL to Vulkan. It shows what rendering backend you’re using and how your game is performing in real time.
