BlockFrame DLSS is an experimental graphics enhancement mod that integrates NVIDIA DLSS Super Resolution and DLAA into Minecraft 26.2 using Minecraft’s native Vulkan renderer.
The project aims to improve performance and image stability at high resolutions while preserving a responsive and clean Minecraft experience.
The settings can be found under:
Options → Video Settings → General → NVIDIA DLSS / DLAA
BlockFrame DLSS currently targets NVIDIA RTX hardware. FSR and XeSS support may be considered in future versions.
BlockFrame DLSS is currently experimental.
The mod has been tested with an RTX 4090 using Minecraft’s native Vulkan renderer, including DLSS Quality, DLAA and resolution changes between 1280×720 and 3840×2160.
Image quality, compatibility and performance may vary depending on:
Please report visual artifacts, crashes and compatibility issues in the project comments.
Useful information for reports includes:
latest.logVivecraft may remain installed, but DLSS and DLAA are currently disabled while active VR rendering is detected.
True stereo DLSS support requires independent rendering resources, motion vectors and temporal history for both eyes and is planned as separate future work.
BlockFrame DLSS must not currently be advertised as providing active DLSS in VR.
Shader compatibility is still experimental.
Shader-provided TAA, TAAU, FXAA, SMAA, sharpening and internal upscaling may conflict with DLSS or DLAA. Dedicated shader compatibility profiles are planned.
Do not combine multiple temporal anti-aliasing or upscaling systems unless the shader pack has been specifically validated.
BlockFrame DLSS does not automatically force users to change their graphics backend.
Creating a DLSS context alone does not guarantee perfect image quality. The project is actively being improved in areas such as:
BlockFrame DLSS is an independent community project.
It is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by NVIDIA, Mojang Studios, Microsoft, NeoForge or the Vivecraft development team.
NVIDIA, DLSS and related names are trademarks or registered trademarks of NVIDIA Corporation.
Minecraft is a trademark of Microsoft Corporation.