NoFramerateLimit

Removes the pesky fps-limit on the title-screen that applies to mouse-movement too.

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fabricoptimization

About this Mod

Minecraft caps the FPS to 60 if not in a world. This leads to everyone with a monitor above 60hz to have a lagging cursor when in fullscreen, which (at least to me) is really annoying.

This just removes that cap, which should cap the fps to either your refreshrate if you use vsync, or your ingame's set limit (or uncap it if it's set to "unlimited")

NOTE: This will basically turn your GPU into a skyrocket, because it's putting out as much fps as it can (for me my GPU is at 85% and gets me 4500fps)
this may not be necessary, and you may want to cap your ingame-fps to smt slightly above your refresh rate.

Available Versions

NoFramerateLimit 1.20.2+build.1release

MC 1.20.2, 1.20.3, 1.20.4fabric

December 4, 2023

How to Install NoFramerateLimit on Your Client

Install the Mod Loader Locally

Install fabric for your local Minecraft version.

Download the Matching File

Choose the NoFramerateLimit file for fabric and Minecraft 1.20.4.

Install Mod

Place the .jar file in your local .minecraft/mods folder and restart Minecraft. No server-side installation is required.

Compatibility

Mod Loaders

fabric

Minecraft Versions

1.20.4, 1.20.3, 1.20.2

Server-side

✗ Unsupported

Recommended RAM

4 GB(min. 3 GB)

Frequently Asked Questions

Does NoFramerateLimit need to be installed on the Minecraft server?

No. Modrinth marks NoFramerateLimit as unsupported on the server side. Install it only in your local Minecraft mods folder. Your server can remain unchanged unless the mod page lists an additional dependency.

Which version and loader does NoFramerateLimit require?

Use a file for fabric and your exact Minecraft version. Supported versions include 1.20.4, 1.20.3, 1.20.2. Files for different loaders are not interchangeable.

NoFramerateLimit is not working – what should I check?

First check the Minecraft version, loader version and required dependencies. Put the .jar file in your local .minecraft/mods folder and remove older duplicates. Because this mod is client-side, adding server RAM will not fix it.