переведи на русский "Setting up Minecraft with the Sodium mod can significantly boost your FPS (frames per second) and improve performance, especially on lower-end hardware. Sodium is a performance-focused Minecraft mod that optimizes the game’s rendering engine. Below, I'll guide you through the process of setting up Minecraft with Sodium and configuring it for maximum FPS.

Step 1: Install Sodium
Sodium is part of a modding ecosystem commonly used with Fabric. Here's how to install it:

1.1 Download Fabric Launcher
Go to the Fabric website.
Download the Fabric installer for your operating system.
Run the installer:
Select the Minecraft version you want (e.g., 1.20, 1.19).
Ensure the "Client" option is selected.
Click "Install."
1.2 Download Sodium
Visit the Sodium page on Modrinth or CurseForge.
Download the Sodium .jar file for your version of Minecraft (make sure the version matches your Fabric installation).
1.3 Set Up the Mods Folder
Open your Minecraft directory:
On Windows: C:\Users\<Your Username>\AppData\Roaming\.minecraft
On macOS: ~/Library/Application Support/minecraft
On Linux: ~/.minecraft
Locate (or create) a folder named mods.
Place the Sodium .jar file in the mods folder.
1.4 Optional: Install Additional Performance Mods
Sodium works well with other mods for further optimization:

Lithium: Optimizes game logic for improved server-side performance.
Phosphor: Improves lighting engine performance.
Starlight (alternative to Phosphor): Accelerates light computation further.
Iris: Adds support for shaders, compatible with Sodium.
FerriteCore: Reduces memory usage.
Download these mods from trusted sources (e.g., CurseForge, Modrinth) and add them to your mods folder.

1.5 Launch Minecraft
Open the Minecraft launcher.
Select the Fabric profile from the version selector.
Click "Play" to load Minecraft with Sodium.
Step 2: Configure Settings for Maximum FPS
To maximize FPS using Sodium, you need to tweak the in-game settings. Here’s how to optimize performance in Sodium:

2.1 Access Video Settings
Once in the game, go to Options > Video Settings.
You'll notice a significantly different and better-organized interface thanks to Sodium.
2.2 Optimize Video Settings
Adjust the following settings for the highest FPS possible:

Graphics: Fast
Reduces visual quality to prioritize performance.
Smooth Lighting: Off
Turning this off reduces lighting rendering load.
Fog Quality: Fast
Or turn Fog off completely.
Render Distance: 8 chunks (or lower)
Fewer chunks reduce the rendering load.
Simulation Distance: 5 chunks (or lower)
Low simulation distance reduces how much the game calculates entities in the background.
VSync: Off
Disabling VSync allows you to exceed your monitor's refresh rate (but can introduce screen tearing).
Max Framerate: Unlimited
Lets the game run at maximum possible FPS.
Use Entity Culling: On (enabled)
Prevents rendering entities that the player can’t see.
Particles: Minimal
Reduces the number of particles rendered (essential for high performance).
Clouds: Off
Clouds can impact performance; turn them off for better FPS.
Weather: Off
Disables rendering weather animations like rain or snow.
Biome Blend: Off
Prevents biome colors from blending, which reduces load on your system.
2.3 Advanced Settings
Shaders: Disabled
Ensure you disable shaders unless you’re using Iris for optimized shader support.
Quality Settings: Lower everything
Turn off unnecessary visual enhancements like anti-aliasing or anisotropic filtering.
Performance Options: Enable optimizations
Turn on features like chunk updates or lazy chunk loading to improve performance.
Step 3: Install FPS Monitoring Mods (Optional)
To monitor your FPS and performance:

FPS Monitor: Use an overlay tool like MSI Afterburner or Rivatuner for real-time FPS monitoring.
Alternatively, install mods like FpsReducer or use built-in Minecraft debug (F3 key) to track FPS.
Step 4: Allocate Enough RAM
Sodium is lightweight, but Minecraft itself can be memory-intensive:

Open the Minecraft Launcher.
Navigate to Installations, select the Fabric profile, and click the 3 dots for settings.
In the JVM Arguments, find -Xmx2G and increase it to -Xmx4G (if you have enough RAM, e.g., 8GB+).
Do not allocate all your system memory. For example:
8GB RAM: Use 4G.
16GB RAM: Use 6G to 8G.
Step 5: Test Performance
Launch your game in a demanding world (e.g., with lots of structures and entities or in higher-resolution texture packs).
You should see a significant FPS boost compared to vanilla Minecraft.
Optional: Use Iris if You Want Shaders
Download Iris Shaders alongside Sodium if you want to use shaders while retaining excellent performance.
Add it to your mods folder and select a shader pack (e.g., Complementary Shaders or Sildur’s).
By following these steps and adjusting settings, you should be able to achieve maximum FPS in Minecraft while using Sodium!"