Optimizing FPS When Using Evoker UI Pack on Render Dragon

Changes to Minecraft Bedrock's Render Dragon graphics engine broke the original built-in FPS optimizer in the Evoker UI Pack. Although an update was introduced to address the broken optimizer, players on lower-end devices should still pair the pack's toggleable HUD with vanilla video adjustments to keep framerates smooth.

Reducing HUD Overhead

Every active overlay on your screen requires rendering updates while you play. If you notice frame drops during busy combat or in crowded areas:

1. Press F8 on your keyboard, or tap the Mods (F8) button next to the Hotbar on mobile.

2. Turn off high-update overlays you do not currently need, such as the Keystrokes display, CPS Counter, or Compass HUD.

3. Leave only essential features active, such as the easy-to-aim Hitbox.

Adjusting Vanilla Video Settings

Since the Render Dragon engine restricts how much a UI pack alone can boost your framerate, combine the pack with these standard Bedrock video tweaks:

1. Open Settings and select the Video tab.

2. Lower your Render Distance slider to reduce the number of chunks loaded around you.

3. Toggle off heavy visual effects like Beautiful Skies, Smooth Lighting, and Fancy Leaves.

4. If the custom Evoker Paper Doll and Vex Wings animation isn't needed during intense PvP, turn on Hide Paper Doll in the Video menu to free up extra screen space and rendering resources.