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## !lag 3.1.0 (Minecraft 26.3) Tested in the real Minecraft 26.3 client (Fabric, software-rendered test machine) before release: reached the world, all 18 mixins active with no mixin errors, the !lag settings screen opens, and signs, name tags, dropped items and the FPS HUD render normally up close. **Faster, lighter UI** - Settings screen keeps its filtered row list and slider labels cached, so it only rebuilds them when you change tab, search or a value. Settings are saved when you press Apply or Done or close the screen, not on every slider step. - FPS HUD caches its text per FPS value, updates 4 times a second instead of every frame, and hides itself when the HUD is hidden (F1) or the debug screen is open. The box now resizes properly for 3- and 4-digit FPS. **New optional culling (all on by default, adjustable in the Distance tab, listed in Diagnostics, turned off by "Shader compatible")** - Sign text is not drawn beyond 48 blocks. - Name tags of non-player mobs are hidden beyond 48 blocks (players always keep theirs). - Item frames, paintings and armor stands are not rendered beyond 64 blocks; dropped items beyond 48 blocks. - Entity shadows are skipped beyond 32 blocks. - Block entities well behind the camera skip render-state work (beacons, end gateways, banners, conduits and structure blocks are never skipped). **Fixes and wiring** - Adaptive render distance now only steps down after consecutive slow frames; frames near the target no longer add up to a drop. - The "Update checker" toggle now works: one quick background check against Modrinth per session, shown at the top of the settings screen. Turn it off in General if you don't want it. - Zoom strength changed with the mouse wheel while zooming is now remembered. **Honest note:** in our software-rendered test setup, average FPS with 3.1.0 was about the same as 3.0.0 (within run-to-run noise). The new culling mainly helps in scenes with many signs, named mobs, item frames, dropped items or shadows, which we did not benchmark separately. Not tested: real GPUs, Sodium/Iris together with 3.1.0, multiplayer servers.