Ennui Langeweile

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Brasilian Developer, Wannabe Artist, Cannot Escape Minecraft Modding, Send Help! she/her

A screenshot of a border between Vanilla and Voxy terrain with Longview disabled. The animals visible are extremely glitched.
A view of a llama above a Minecraft hill, with a tree being visible on the right. Shaders are off and Longview is enabled here, and the llama has no jaggies.
A scene without Longview featuring a cold pig in the middle of a frozen peak with two waterlogged leaves. The cold pig is visibly jagged and Z-fighting is visible on the waterlogged leaves.
Sodium's replacement of Minecraft's Video Settings screen, now featuring an Ok Zoomer section, with one single entry named "Zoom". Said entry has an "Open" prompt.
A showcase of Ok Zoomer's new config screen, showing zoom transition options being reorganized into transition modes, transition ticks and a "invert transition" option, for both start and end. The new Sine and Spring transition modes are shown off.
A dried ghast nearby a lake in the Minecraft overworld, zoomed in by the zoom feature from Ok Zoomer.
On Minecraft's pause screen, music can still be heard (C418's Dreidel in this case). The player then goes to the "Music & Sound" options menu to turn on the "Pause Menu on Pause" button, immediately pausing the music.
In a white background, a shocked face is in the center. Below that face, is the following text: "404. There's nothing here???". A tiling pattern can barely be seen on said background.
On the Key Binds menu, a cog button can be seen on the entry for the Zoom key bind. The button is then clicked in order to access Ok Zoomer's settings. After that, the player scrolls down until reaching the "Scroll Sounds" option, enabling it once spotted. The player then returns to the game, and showcases the sound made by zoom scrolling.
A showcase of the new settings button, located within the Zoom key bind entry on the Key Binds menu. First, it is shown, then it is clicked on by the player, who then proceeds to use the OptiFine-like Classic preset. After that, the player returns to the game and shows the effects of the changed settings.
A plain light blue background, with two white rounded squares with black outlines acting as buttons. One has a hand-drawn GitHub logo, another has a hand-drawn Bluesky logo. Hints of a rounded black border covering the blue background can be seen on the right
A Minecraft inventory with modifications from the Accessories mod visible. The player can be seen looking at the only additional slot, the Spyglass slot, where a spyglass item can be seen slotted in. The contents of the usual inventory contain retextured diamonds tools, iron tools (including a crook from Crooked Crooks), wood, golden carrots, and a line of rainbow shulker boxes covering ten columns. The inventory is once again suspiciously larger than usual.
A zoomed-in view of Ennui on a snowy Minecraft plains about to be crushed by a bunch of scattered anvils.
A Minecraft landscape with plains, forest and a mountain is zoomed in and out, with the zoom making clicking noises as it zooms further in or out.
Ennui uses a modded crook item on Minecraft on a sheep and in the process, gets the Shepherd's Touch effect, and shows disappointment with getting it. She then proceeds to leave the game, going to the file manager to go to Crooked Crooks' config directory. Inside, there are two files: "!README.txt" and "shepherds_touch.txt", alongside a "disabled" folder. The "!README.txt" file reads "Config Version v1. Drag and drop features into the 'disabled' folder in order to disable them! Delete this file (!README.txt) in order to reset the config.". The "shepherds_touch.txt" says "If enabled, the crook will give its user the Shepherd's Touch effect on right-clicking a sheep, attracting all the sheep to them. Drag and drop this file into the 'disabled' folder in order to disable this feature.". Ennui proceeds to drag and drop the "shepherds_touch.txt" file to the "disabled" folder, and when coming back to the game, the crook doesn't give the effect anymore when right clicking sheep.
A clip from Minecraft showing a player stuck in a one-block-only Skyblock map, with a really small wood platform around the initial dirt and a tree already grown up. The player proceeds to use a wooden crook in order to get more saplings, apples and sticks from the tree. During that, the crook ends breaking, so the player goes to an already-placed crafting table in order to craft another one with sticks. After that, the player continues to break leaves out of the tree.
A player destroys 2 logs out of a oak tree, then proceeds to craft a crafting table and 4 sticks out of them. The player then crafts a wooden crook, going out of the forest and into the plains targetting a sheep. The player then pulls the sheep a bit with the crook, and it ends following the player, with other sheep doing the same. This is marked by a status effect with a crook as the icon. The player then proceeds to run around and attract more sheep, and a herd of 5 is formed by the end of the clip.
A wooden board on an ice surface with 4 crooks inside item frames placed on it. They're labelled: "Wooden", "Bone" (with it being shifted down compared to the others), "Stone" and "Iron".
A tombstone can be seen in a gray curvy landscape, said tombstone has "RIP" and "2019-2014" as its inscriptions, with a stick representation of Ok Zoomer's icon on its center. The gravestone has a hole on its center, with small debris around, and coming out of that hole is a yellow hand holding a magnifying glass, representing the Ok Zoomer mod. Above the tombstone are the words "Ok Zoomer", "The Rebirth Update", "Part 1".
A showcase of Ok Zoomer's zoom on a Minecraft landscape. At first, the zoom scroll behaves as usual, where the further you zoom in, the slower scrolling gets. After showing that, the player goes to Ok Zoomer's configuration screen through the /ok_zoomer command, and changes the "Scrolling Mode" option from "Legacy" to "Exponential". The zoom scrolling is then shown again, with the slowing down effect now gone. Debug information, showing an exponential curve of 2 as well as the current scroll step, can be seen on the player's action bar.
A demonstration of Ok Zoomer's zoom on a large Minecraft landscape. Notably, in the first zooms, it is shown that a large array of chest as well as distant animals can be seen now, with a smaller zoom reducing the range back to Vanilla numbers. Then the zoom goes too far, and begins to see glitched animals on the distance. Once the showcase is done, the demonstrating player shakes their head and flies away from the glitched animals.
A screenshot of an extremely zoomed out Minecraft landscape, showing the entire world as if the player was above everything. In the zoomed out player view, an action bar message can be seen: "-4 - 0.396850269920499".
The player is looking at a hole of some sorts in the Pale Garden biome from Minecraft. That hole is filled with the new Resin Bricks block, and a sign nearby it labels said hole as the "mean bean deposit". The player zooms in and out on the deposit in an infinite loop, demonstrating the zoom forever.
The same processed image from the last post, but slowed down randomly by Firefox. It is noticeably smoother than the WebP.
The test image from the third post, processed into AVIF. No significant changes are noticeable here.
The same processed image from the last post, but slowed down randomly by Firefox.
The test image from the third post, lightly turned into JPEG quality by encoding to a under-1 MB WebP.
The operating system's file manager, showing the APNG generated by APNG Assembler using the test image. The filename is "juan_smallres_apng_asm.png". The file size is 13.0 MBs
The operating system's file manager, showing the APNG generated by ffmpeg using the test image. The filename is "juan_bad.png". The file size is 166.4 MBs
The test image from the third post, heavily dithered and smushed by Gifski on its lowest quality setting.
On a plain Minecraft landscape featuring mountains on a short distance, a modded zoom feature is toggled, showing a weird green cow with big eyes and weird proportions resembling a parody of the Sniffer on a still far distance. This cow can be vaguely recognized as Juan.
Art based on the "Friendship ended with X, now Y is my best friend" meme format, with Ennui on right side shaking hands with a person with AVIF's logo as their head. The caption says "Friendship ended with animated WebPs. Now AVIF is my best frenemy". On the bottom corners, a picture of a stick person with WebP's logo as their head and a broken image are located, with a cross being drawn on the former and a squiggle being drawn on the latter.
A screenshot of the IntelliJ IDEA IDE, featuring a function that determines whenever a string should be quoted according to preliminary TOML 1.1 specifications or not, and on the bottom, is the output of a serialization test. "test" is set to "123", "rock" is set to "Hey look it's Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson" with quotes escaped, "coração", the portuguese word for heart, is unquoted and is set to a heart character, "space space spaceeeeee" is set to positive infinity, "i.am.the.dottinator" is set to "true", a shrug emoji is set to 0.5 and is commented with "Yes, this is an emoji and this is silly". After all of that, a "mappy" table begins, and within it, "hey!" is set to "123", and then a subtable is declared, "tater.man", with its only key, "this_is_a_real_toml_example_table", set to "true".
A Minecraft survival inventory, with a light blue bundle containing cooked porkchop, cooked salmon and steak focused on the view. Other items on the grid include iron tools, a bow, drops from oak and birch trees, a variety of mined ores, and few mob drops. The inventory is suspiciously bigger than usual.
The configuration file for the Boring Default Game Rules mod, which uses JSON in order to store its information. Its usage of JSON Schema in order to provide IDE auto-completion, documentation as well as value validation is quickly demonstrated here on Visual Studio Code.
A player goes through Boring Default Game Rules' config screen on Mod Menu and enables the keepInventory and doImmediateRespawn game rules, and sets spawnChunkRadius to 0. Once done, said player then creates a new world where all said properties are demonstrated, with the world generating immediately, and then the player picks a tall grass block and dies immediately, showing that both the respawn was instant and that the block was kept.
A comparison between two zoom mods for Minecraft: Ok Zoomer and an undescribed one. First, Ok Zoomer is demonstrated on a snowy mountain, with the FPS going from the 500s to 1500s. Next, the other zoom mod is shown, with the FPS staying at 500 constantly, even after the zoom ends.
The player, Ennui, hops back to her Minecraft world with suspiciously bigger inventories, and puts some raw gold into a blast furnace. After shaking her head, she logs out of that world and joins an another singleplayer world. This world is a hardcore one, with taller mountains and inventories shrunken to usual proportions. After checking her raw iron inside a blast furnace, she zooms into a mountain far away and notices that there are more coal and iron ore outside. She then jumps into the direction of that mountain and falls into her death, irreversibly ending her hardcore run. She comes back to her previous world, with the inventories still bigger than usual, and grabs a recently-cooked gold ingot and throws it into the ground.
A Minecraft player comes back to her base, where she puts 6 porkchop on her smoker and tries to craft an iron pickaxe with the recipe book feature. Frustrated that she didn't have sticks, she crafts some and then crafts the pickaxe using said feature. She then goes to a nearby randomly placed chest and begins to store some items she doesn't need inside of it. She then goes to sleep and then after the exhaustion having consumed a lot of her hunger bar, she takes the cooked porkchop out of the smoker and eats one in order to replenish it. Suspiciously, the inventories here are bigger than usual.
A video showcasing the new Ok Zoomer zoom on a Minecraft landscape featuring a snowy mountain, a cherry grove, and forests with animals around them. After zooming around, the player grabs a cake from a chest that was out of view and eats it. The hotbar and the chest inventory are suspiciously bigger than usual.