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It depends on what you mean by intended
The way lemmy groups push content to members of the groups is by boosting all posts and replies made to the group. Lemmy is designed to recognise boosts by lemmy groups, and displays them appropriately, but to an app that isn't designed with groups in mind, all they see is a bunch of boosted content.
? What are you talking about? I'm talking about a mod to have dynamic lights on minecraft so that you can have light even without having to place torches
I believe the Iris Mod supports dynamic lighting via internal shaders. It has also already updated to 1.20.1. (also install Sodium along side it for a decent FPS boost)
I already use them. How do I turn it on? I can't find any option in the settings
Hmm. Let me get back to you on that when I get home. It may actually not allow dynamic lighting unless you're using a shader pack that supports it so you may need to look for a simple shader that does dynamic lighting but none of the other fancy performance-sucking features. I thought I remember the "internal shaders" activated from shader settings having an option for dynamic lights. However that might have just been an optifine thing, not iris.
Do note that iris is graphical only. Any dynamic lighting it creates does not change block light states. Lamb dynamic lights, from what I see, is a legitimate lighting engine change that updates block states with your player movement. Dunno if that matters to you or not.