InfiView

Rendering reaches a pseudo-infinite distance in InfiView, though the quality of far chunks is low. Parts of the scenery beyond the normal limit are drawn at reduced fidelity, and the author describes the result as acceptable rather than polished. Fog in the Nether is not handled correctly, the background can appear black, and night is not handled, so chunks may show as fullbright.

The mod shows explored areas as the world is rendered, which matters when saving pictures of a landscape. Users should expect intermittent frame rate drops, since the author notes that the mod can cause significant FPS loss at times. Because of the large amount of data needed to cover distant terrain, the author estimates that testing used hundreds of megabytes, with larger worlds likely taking gigabytes of disk space.

InfiView is released under the MIT License and is not open source. The project began with immibis, and ModrinthArchives later published this build on Modrinth with the original creator's approval, keeping it available after development stopped. The author marks it as an alpha release and lists current limitations on the page. Only the client needs it, so servers do not have to install anything.