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Question: how much does your typical content mod decide what's going to be rendered? Is this something typically handled by Fabric/Quilt/[Neo]Forge?
Because I can quite guess OptiFine and the likes will need a lot of elbow grease, but I'm not sure about the rest.
Sodium, Optifine, Iris, Distant Horizons etc... will likely require a lot of work. But the people maintaining those are genuinely geniuses.
For regular mods a lot is handled by FRAPI or Forge.
I guess that mods like create (and all the addons made by many people) would need some effort. create has it own rendering system called flywheel that it needs for all the animated contraptions.