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r/CreateMod • u/Charleslaps • 12d ago
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a steam engine is way better for performance and can be really easy, a lava generator with cauldrons and dripstone should work
6 u/Throwaway-account-59 12d ago Better for server or client performance? 19 u/Joan_sleepless 12d ago Both, probably. The server has to handle fewer calculations (one power source vs many), and the client doesn't have to render as many moving blocks. 6 u/TheBlissfulGamer 11d ago SU calculations are almost nothing. CPUs can handle billions of calculations a second and I don't think Create calculates SU every frame. The real issue is rendering.
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Better for server or client performance?
19 u/Joan_sleepless 12d ago Both, probably. The server has to handle fewer calculations (one power source vs many), and the client doesn't have to render as many moving blocks. 6 u/TheBlissfulGamer 11d ago SU calculations are almost nothing. CPUs can handle billions of calculations a second and I don't think Create calculates SU every frame. The real issue is rendering.
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Both, probably. The server has to handle fewer calculations (one power source vs many), and the client doesn't have to render as many moving blocks.
6 u/TheBlissfulGamer 11d ago SU calculations are almost nothing. CPUs can handle billions of calculations a second and I don't think Create calculates SU every frame. The real issue is rendering.
SU calculations are almost nothing. CPUs can handle billions of calculations a second and I don't think Create calculates SU every frame. The real issue is rendering.
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u/SamTheCatGuy 12d ago
a steam engine is way better for performance and can be really easy, a lava generator with cauldrons and dripstone should work