Is an standalone spigot plugin feasible?

[Pronink]

I know that this mod is not made for that purpose, but I want to talk about the basic idea.
It would be nice if a vanilla client could enjoy this feature if the server sends him the furthest chunks with lower resolution, using colored wool walls for example. I would like to try to develop something like that one day :D.
I just have one question for you:

• does a flat wall made up of many blocks use only two triangles? or does it use two triangles for each block?

This questions is to know if the vanilla client would work faster loading flat walls rather than complex terrain.
Greetings :-)

[Barteks2x]

For vanilla rendering engine simplified terrain wouldn't be significantly faster than real terrain. It may have slightly lower GPU load but it would use comparable amount of memory, network bandwidth, and mc rendering is CPU bound so it wouldn't be much faster. Super flat world is the absolute best case and you can use that as a benchmark.

And mc uses one quad per block side regardless of it being part of a large surface.

[Pronink]

Ooowww that sounds sad, one quad per block side sounds sad... :-(

[DaMatrix]

simple answer: no.

low-detail terrain rendering on a vanilla client would be extremely difficult to implement properly, and would look horrible either way. a spigot plugin with support for modded clients? maybe.

[bendyki]

bro how do i install it i download the mod and forge rocks and cubic chunkcs but the fp2 is a winrar file help

[DaMatrix]

literally read the readme