MaxGL
Forces Minecraft 26.1 to use OpenGL 4.6 instead of the default 3.3 cap.
- Loaders
- Fabric
- Downloads on Modrinth
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- Followers on Modrinth
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- Updated
- March 30, 2026Mar 30
- Published
- in 2026
At a glance
Install in the game only; not needed on the server
MaxGL
Forces Minecraft to use OpenGL 4.6 instead of the default 3.3 cap.
Why This Exists
Minecraft 26.1 caps OpenGL at 3.3 by default. ThreatenGL was the go-to fix for this — but it silently stopped working on 26.1 because Mojang moved the OpenGL hint calls from Window to GlBackend.setWindowHints() internally. This fork fixes that.
Use This If
- You need OpenGL 4.x features (compute shaders, persistent mapped buffers, etc.)
- ThreatenGL isn't working on 26.1
Requirements
- Minecraft: 26.1 only
- Loader: Fabric 0.18.4 and above
- Java: 21 and above
- Side: Client only
Notes
- Does absolutely nothing on dedicated servers
- Only tested on Minecraft 26.1 — do not expect it to work on older versions
- If 26.1 support is added to the original ThreatenGL, use that instead
Fork of ThreatenGL by Richy Z. — LGPL-3.0
FAQ
How to install MaxGL?
Install Fabric for your Minecraft version, download MaxGL for the same version and loader, put the file into the mods folder and launch the game with the loader profile.
Which Minecraft versions does MaxGL support?
MaxGL has builds for Minecraft 26.1.
Is MaxGL needed on the server?
Client only — no need to install it on the server