Debug screen

• biome: the biome identifier.

• T: the temperature value.
• V: the humidity value.
• C: the continentalness value.
• E: the erosion value.
• D: the depth value.
• W: the weirdness (or ridges) value.
• PV: the peaks and valleys (or ridges folded) value (${\displaystyle 1-|(3|weirdness|)-2|}$).
• PS: the initial density without jaggedness value.
• N: the final density value.

The Biome builder line displays categories for the noise values.

• PV:
  • "Valley" if ${\displaystyle PV<0.05}$.
  • "Low" if ${\displaystyle 0.05\le PV<\frac{4}{15}}$.
  • "Mid" if ${\displaystyle \frac{4}{15}\le PV<0.4}$.
  • "High" if ${\displaystyle 0.4\le PV<\frac{17}{30}}$.
  • "Peak" if ${\displaystyle PV\ge \frac{17}{30}}$.
• C:
  • "Mushroom fields" if ${\displaystyle C<-1.05}$.
  • "Deep ocean" if ${\displaystyle -1.05\le C<-0.455}$.
  • "Ocean" if ${\displaystyle -0.455\le C<-0.19}$.
  • "Coast" if ${\displaystyle -0.19\le C<-0.11}$.
  • "Near inland" if ${\displaystyle -0.11\le C<0.03}$.
  • "Mid inland" if ${\displaystyle 0.03\le C<0.3}$.
  • "Far inland" if ${\displaystyle C\ge 0.3}$.
• E: a number between 0 and 6 (both included), where a lower number corresponds to a lower corresponding value.
• T: a number between 0 and 4 (both included), where a lower number corresponds to a lower corresponding value.
• H: a number between 0 and 4 (both included), where a lower number corresponds to a lower corresponding value.

• C: the number of chunks rendered over the total number of chunks in the loaded area.
• D: the effective client-side render distance.
• pC: the number of pending chunks to be batched.
• pU: the number of pending uploads to the video card.
• aB: the number of available buffers to use in the batching process.

• W1: the number of cached chunks.^[verify]
• W2: the number of loaded chunks.
• E1: the number of loaded entities.
• E2: the number of entity sections.^[verify]
• E3: the number of entity ticking chunks.^[verify]

• DAY: the number of in-game whole days the player has been in the world.

• E: the number of entities in the player's FOV.
• T: the number of entities in the loaded area.
• SD: the simulation distance.

• SC: the total amount of loaded mob-spawning chunks (usually 289).
• M: the total amount of monsters (hostile mobs).
• C: the total amount of creatures (passive mobs).
• A1: the total amount of ambient mobs (bats).
• A2: the total amount of axolotls.
• U: the total amount of underground water mobs (glow squids).
• W1: the total amount of water mobs (squids, dolphins and nautiluses).
• W2: the total amount of water ambient mobs (fishes).
• M: the total amount of miscellaneous entities.

• FPS: the current framerate.
• T: the max framerate value ("inf" if set to unlimited).
• vsync:
  • "vsync" if VSync is turned on.
  • else nothing.

• V: the game version.
• M:
  • "vanilla" if using a vanilla version.
  • the mod or mod loader name if using a modded version.
• S:
  • "snapshot" if playing in a snapshot, pre-release, or release candidate.
  • else nothing.

• GPU: the percentage of GPUs' processing power being used.

• S: the WORLD_SURFACE value.
• M: the MOTION_BLOCKING value.
• ML: the MOTION_BLOCKING_NO_LEAVES value.
• O: the OCEAN_FLOOR value.

• L: the total light level (${\displaystyle \max (S,B)}$, not to be confused with the internal light level).
• S: the sky light level.
• B: the block light level.

Local Difficulty: D // C ​^{[upcoming JE 26.1]}

• D: the local difficulty of the chunk the player is in.
• C: the clamped local difficulty
• DAY: the number of in-game whole days the player has been in the world. ​^{[until JE 26.1]}

• C: the coordinates of the block.
• B: the identifier of the block.
• S: the list of block states of the block (one line per state property).
• T: the list of tags containing this block (one line per tag).​^{[until JE 26.1]}

• C: the coordinates of the fluid.
• B: the identifier of the fluid.
• S: the list of block states of the fluid (one line per state property).
• T: the list of tags containing this fluid (one line per tag).​^{[until JE 26.1]}

• P: the percentage of used memory.
• R: the amount of used of memory over the total amount of memory, in MiBMiB.^{[note 1]}
• A: the rate of heap memory that the game allocates, in MiBMiB/ss.^{[note 1]}
• AP: the percentage of memory the game has allocated from the maximum it can use.
• AR: the amount of allocated memory, in MiBMiB.^{[note 1]}

• PX, PY, PZ: the coordinates of the player's feet (respectively X, Y Z).
• BX, BY, BZ: the coordinates of the block the player's feet are in (respectively X, Y Z).
• CX, CY, CZ: the chunk coordinates of the chunk the player is in (respectively X, Y Z).
• RX, RZ: the coordinates of the chunk within the file it is stored in.
• F: the name of the file the chunk is stored in.
• D: the cardinal direction the player is facing.
• T:
  • "negative Z" if the player is facing north.
  • "positive Z" if the player is facing south.
  • "positive X" if the player is facing east.
  • "negative X" if the player is facing west.
• Y, P: the player's yaw and pitch.
• DIM: the identifier of the dimension the player is in.
• FC: the amount of force loaded chunks.

• C: the way clouds are rendered.
  • "fancy-clouds" if set to fancy.
  • "fast-clouds" if set to fast.
  • else nothing.
• B: the biome blend value.
• F: the texture filtering option.
  • "None".
  • "RGSS".
  • "Anisotropic 2x".
  • "Anisotropic 4x".
  • "Anisotropic 8x".

• S1: the number of "static" sounds (e.g. breaking or placing a block, moving or burning fire) playing over the maximum number of static sounds that can be played (usually 247).
• S2: the number of "streaming" sounds (i.e. music, music from music discs, and ambience sounds) playing over the maximum number of streaming sounds that can be played (usually 8).
• M: the mood value.

• JAVA VERSION: the Java version currently being used.
• THREAD: the amount of threads on the player's CPU.
• NAME: the name of the CPU, including its brand.
• CORES: the amount of cores on the player's CPU. This appears only with AMD CPU's.
• SPEED: the base clock speed of the player's CPU (in GHz). This appears only with Intel CPU's.
• RES: the resolution of Minecraft.
• VENDOR: the display vendor.
• GRAPHICS CARD: the graphics card name, including its brand.
• GRAPHICS CARD INFO: additional information if the players has an AMD GPU.
• OPENGL VERSION: the OpenGL version currently being used.
• RENDERER: information about the renderer.

• BRAND: the server brand ("Integrated" when in singleplayer).
• MST: the time it takes for a game tick to be processed (only in singleplayer)
• UP: the average number of packets sent by the client during a game tick.
• DOWN: the average number of packets received by the client during a game tick.