UltimateBoomer / mc-smoothboot

Improve and tweak Minecraft thread scheduling.
MIT License
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Please update your mod to 1.20 #54

Open PedroLVA opened 1 year ago

PedroLVA commented 1 year ago

I believe that your mod fixed the chunk-crossing gigantic lagspike issue for me and for a lot of people Its amazing! So please update it

EinfxchFinn commented 1 year ago

Smooth Boot is no longer needed in 1.20 See https://modrinth.com/mod/smoothboot-fabric

Kennybust commented 1 year ago

Smooth Boot is no longer needed in 1.20 See https://modrinth.com/mod/smoothboot-fabric

Wrong, Mojang only fixed Minecraft start up time issue, but not Minecraft CPU bottleneck and chunk generation, loading, which smooth boot fixes i believe by thread priority management (sorry if i'm wrong), here are some screenshots: Without Smooth Boot (1.19.4) without With Smooth Boot (1.19.4) With

It also fixes chunk generation stutter in 1.20.1 as well if i change version support in config file: With smooth boot (1.20.1) with 1 20 1 Without smooth boot (1.20.1) Without 1 20 1

PedroLVA commented 1 year ago

Smooth Boot is no longer needed in 1.20 See https://modrinth.com/mod/smoothboot-fabric

Wrong, Mojang only fixed Minecraft start up time issue, but not Minecraft CPU bottleneck and chunk generation, loading, which smooth boot fixes i believe by thread priority management (sorry if i'm wrong), here are some screenshots: Without Smooth Boot (1.19.4) without With Smooth Boot (1.19.4) With

It also fixes chunk generation stutter in 1.20.1 as well if i change version support in config file: With smooth boot (1.20.1) with 1 20 1 Without smooth boot (1.20.1) Without 1 20 1

How can you run smooth boot in 1.20.1? You said to change the supported version in the config file, how do you do that?

Kennybust commented 1 year ago

@PedroLVA You download the latest smooth boot mod version, than open it with archiver like 7zip, and edit fabric.mod.json file 1 than add this ">=" next to 1.19.4 in this field 2 will look like this 3 than save it in archive, and add mod to your mods folder

PedroLVA commented 1 year ago

@Kennybust Thank you so much, you're a life saver!

notabirb1 commented 1 year ago

@Kennybust you can also use fabric dependency overrides if you don't want to edit the mod's files.

safesaffawa commented 1 year ago

I made a version 1.20 that only changed the version https://github.com/safesaffawa/mc-smoothboot-1.20/releases/tag/1.19-1.7.1

notabirb1 commented 1 year ago

There's an updated fork now to port the thread priority changes.

Felix14-v2 commented 1 year ago

My two cents, with/without image-10 image-9

intergrav commented 1 year ago

Thought I might chip in here, @getchoo and I have forked the mod and published it to Modrinth and will be maintaining it for future versions (with the creator's permission of course) Feel free to check it out!