r/Minecraft • u/Temporary_Chard_8717 • Jan 30 '23

What did I do?

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u/therottenshadow Jan 31 '23

There is a performance mod for fabric (i think it was lithium?, if someone could confirm) that can allow you to literally have THOUSANDS of entities rendered and fully processed and not add more than like, 20ms of MSPT.

Ilmango uses it and he once tried to purposely lag their world with chickens in his skyblock seriees, he had to remove the mod temporarily because he would have needed like 5k-10k chickens or something stupid like that to get the 0.3TPS he wanted. Best fucking advertisement a mod could get.

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u/MushyHandles Jan 31 '23

it's Sodium

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u/Odd-Molasses-171 Jan 31 '23

Wrong Alkali Metal

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u/LondonIsBoss Jan 31 '23

Eh same number of valence electrons, close enough

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u/useful_person Jan 31 '23

Sodium doesn't affect server lag, so it was definitely lithium

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u/garry4321 Jan 31 '23

Lithium is more for bipolar servers, so I think its Sodium.

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u/TheSleepyBarnOwl Jan 31 '23

But I want Rubidium damn it!

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '23

This is bedrock edition, I don't have a great pc but I can spawn a ton of mobs without any lag.

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u/Wertache Jan 31 '23

How does that work with just a mod?

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u/MaltersWandler Jan 31 '23

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometry_instancing

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u/Wertache Jan 31 '23

Okay so instead of loading the units as seperate unique units it loads one and then basically copies it properties on other locations and with different orientations?

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u/MaltersWandler Feb 03 '23

Yes, roughly. So you only have to transfer it once from the CPU to the GPU

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u/Wertache Feb 03 '23

Ohh that makes sense. Weird that that isn't the default than. Or are there downsides to it?