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Forge + Fabric Opaque Particles for Shader Compat #4525

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When a shader pack uses GLSL deferred rendering, particles with transparency are not rendered correctly.

This addition to the config file will change the rendering method when opaqueParticles is set to true in the config, so particles render opaquely (albeit not quite as pretty as they render as is, with shaders they would not have rendered at all, so I feel this change is beneficial but not perfect)

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Should be resolved

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did you push your changes? The comments I left still seem relevant on the latest version of your PR

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Sorry, baby's first git bash :)

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blagdorfinguy commented Jan 10, 2024

Supplemental info- intended to fix #4297 , btw- my comment there is similarly relevant; disabling botania's shaders decrease aesthetic detail, but increase compatibility with certain shaders. This fork is intended to extend that concept to include OpenGL deferred shaders as well

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For review - if someone is taking a look and doesn't want to build just to see the effects of this PR this screenshot shows a full range of effects with shaders on/off and the new setting on/off. When the setting is off, there is no change to the "look" of the mod, and the new setting is disabled by default, with a relevant comment in the config to indicate visuals are impacted if shaders are not installed or used- 'for compatibility issues only'

Note: This screenshot was made while the config settings for shader compat and particle compat were combined, but in the current build they are separate options, as noted above

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