This is not Minecraft. This is VRChat. And no it's not "another minecraft vrchat world" this is actually 100% accurate. 10 chunks of render distance. A stable 280 FPS in my tests. Just 32 draw calls. And no, it’s not “vibecoded.” I ported Minecraft 26.3’s terrain noise generator to run entirely in a GPU shader. Each player generates the chunks locally, while Udon handles collision, block placement logic, and tracking which blocks players place or remove. Will I ever make a full Minecraft port for VRChat? Maybe, if I find the time! I’ve been a Minecraft Java modder for 7 years, with over 25 million downloads on my CurseForge profile. Porting Minecraft to C# has always been a dream of mine, and this is a first step toward it. Udon makes that difficult in quite a few places. Terrain features like tree trunks, villages, and other structures are still a challenge, and I haven’t found a way to generate all of them entirely in a GPU shader yet. But Minecraft terrain running through a shader inside VRChat? That’s already a pretty good start. #VRChat #VRChat_world #Udon #Minecraft #Port