Invisible landscape of the game world

[Dagobert941]

Bug Description

Clean Minecraft installation. .minecraft folder deleted beforehand.
Game version: 1.20.1 (forge-1.20.1-47.4.10-installer)

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Contents of the mod folder:

• [1.20.1] Embeddium 0.3.31
• Oculus mc1.20.1-1.8.0

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Embeddium causes the game world to be displayed incorrectly. The entire landscape or blocks become transparent. The world itself is fine, the generation of the world is not faulty. Every block is in the right place. These are invisible blocks. This happens in every newly generated game world in single player mode and in existing game worlds (own server).

There could be many possible causes. The same problems occur with Xenon.

Tested with further variations:

• embeddium-0.3.27+mc1.20.1
• embeddium-0.3.28+mc1.20.1
• embeddium-0.3.29+mc1.20.1
• embeddium-0.3.30+mc1.20.1

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Please provide a solution to the problem. Alternatively: Please give me some alternatives.

Previously, version embeddium-0.3.25+mc1.20.1 was used in combination with oculus-mc1.20.1-1.7.0. Everything worked fine until the day before yesterday. From one day to the next, errors appeared in the game world without me changing anything myself.

Reproduction Steps

Installation of the above-mentioned mods.

Log File

[Showbiz53]

Same here. I started happening this morning after a windows update. Thinking that could've cause it but other games are freaking out for me as well.

[LuiZhiTho]

I'm having the same problem. I updated my graphics card drivers (9060xt 16GB), tried other versions of Embeddium and Oculus, but the problem persists. Even when launching Minecraft, I only see a red screen with no logos or text, and when creating a new world, the textures have graphical glitches. I thought I was the only one experiencing this issue.

[Showbiz53]

Interesting, it could be an issue with forge because I removed Embeddium and it loads a red screen for me as well. It still works... kind of. Feel like I'm getting half the frames and I'm running a 13700kf with a 7900xt with 32gigs of ram. I should be all framed up. Maybe I've been playing with Embeddium too much and just not used to normal performance. In any case, it'd be nice to figure out this issue.

[Dagobert941]

I also think a connection with the latest Windows 11 update, which prepares for the new major Windows 11 feature update, which is now available for installation.

The problem does not occur on my second PC, which is an older PC that has not yet been updated. Even if I copy the entire .Minecraft folder to my PC and use that installation, the same problems with Embeddium occur on the main PC, while everything works fine on the other PC.

I can't rule out a connection with Forge itself either. Since the update, when I start the game, I only get a red screen with no content. Even though the game starts without any problems.

[SergeantBarteg]

I'm pretty sure this is related to the WIN11 update, any ETA on a fix ?

[benjaminetmalou-ui]

Same issue here too ! and it appeared today. Was working perfectly fine yesterday, and i didnt changed any mods of my modlist since then.

[Dagobert941]

Today, I tried to undo the October 30 update, but without success. Microsoft is deliberately blocking the uninstallation of the update.

I was only able to fix the problem by completely reinstalling Windows 11. When starting Minecraft, the familiar red screen with the usual Forge content now appears on the screen. And initial tests in new Minecraft game worlds have shown that the landscapes with the two mods are working again.

Even after I added my other mods, the error no longer occurred.

The installation of further Windows updates remains blocked via DoNotSpy11 until further notice. I am not a Microsoft beta tester!

I'm afraid you won't be able to avoid reinstalling Windows if you want to solve the problem in the short term. I can't guarantee that it will work for you, but it helped me today.

• Reinstall Windows 11
• Reinstall Minecraft.
• Install Forge.
• Install the two mods.
• Try it out and hope for the best.

Have a nice weekend.

[SergeantBarteg]

Got it, alright, thanks

[Rasangus]

Same problem happening with me, tested it the same way you did, same results.

[SergeantBarteg]

Also, did you do a Win11 reinstall with saving your computer's data ?

[Dagobert941]

Also, did you do a Win11 reinstall with saving your computer's data ?

No, I didn't keep any data. It was completely set up as a new PC. But you should always back up data that is important to you. I have my data on another hard drive, so it's not a big problem.

[SergeantBarteg]

Alright

[LuiZhiTho]

Hello everyone, I just fixed that problem. What I did was download the CurseForge app and launch Minecraft version 1.20.1 Forge from there.

From the app, I installed the Embeddium and Oculus mods, both in their latest versions, but without installing the Rubidium mod, as apparently that causes crashes upon startup. So, I tried using the Embeddium (Rubidium) Extra mod instead, and everything is normal—no crashes or texture failures.

I tested a world with the following mods: Distant Horizons, Embeddium, Embeddium (Rubidium) Extra, ImmediatelyFast, Noisium, and Oculus.

There were no problems creating the world, and everything is running normally with shaders. The typical red screen with the logos and 'Loading Mods' appears, unlike when using the standard Minecraft Launcher.

I hope this solution helps others with the problem. Excuse my English, I'm from Latin America