DirtyAliasing

DirtyAliasing

DirtyAliasing is a post-processing mod that adds FXAA, TAA and FSR 1 upscaling to Minecraft. Edges get smooth and block textures stay sharp.

Available for Minecraft 1.20.1 – 26.3 on Fabric, Forge and NeoForge.

Modes

FXAA (fast)
Smooths jagged edges in a single frame at almost no cost. It only touches geometry edges, which it finds from the depth buffer, so pixel-art textures stay crisp. The hand and held items are smoothed too.

TAA (best quality)
Blends several frames for the smoothest edges, with no jitter and no shimmering, including the sky. Variance clipping and motion-aware blending keep ghosting low, and a sharpening pass keeps textures from going soft.

Upscale (more FPS)
Renders at a lower resolution and scales up with our own implementation of AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 1 (EASU + RCAS), with FXAA applied first. It helps when your GPU is the bottleneck: weak integrated graphics or 4K. The image is softer than native.

Settings

• Press O in game to open the settings. You can rebind the key in Options → Controls → DirtyAliasing.
• You’ll get a one-time chat hint with the key the first time you join a world.
• The settings screen is also in the mod list: the Config button on Forge/NeoForge, or Mod Menu on Fabric.
• Settings: mode, strength, and render scale for upscaling. Each option explains itself in a tooltip.
• English and Russian.

Requirements

• Fabric 1.20.1 – 1.21.4 and 1.21.11: Fabric API
• Fabric 1.21.8 and 26.x: nothing else needed
• Forge / NeoForge, all versions: nothing else needed

Cloth Config is no longer required. Mod Menu is optional on Fabric.

Java 17 for 1.20.1–1.20.4, 21 for 1.20.5–1.21.x, 25 for 26.x.

Compatibility notes

• Client-side only; it doesn’t need to be on the server.
• Shader packs (Iris/Oculus) run their own render pipeline, so use the shader pack’s own anti-aliasing there.