(Yes, I just posted another thread minutes before this one, I dont have the time to play minecraft now, so Im just asking all the questions I have about it)
Anyway, the "mod list" in Minecraft has:
Minecraft
Minecraft Coder Pack
Forge Mod Loader
Minecraft Forge
WorldEdit
Bounding Box Outline Reload
(Also):
Cubic Chunks
CustomNPCs
Village Info (SSP)
Next time I can play I can remove Cubic Chunks, CustomNPCs and Village Info since I wont need them for the things Im doing now, so thats why its separate to the main list.
The problem is that Minecraft is still laggy for me. I did multiple things to try and remove the lag, it helped a bit, but its still annoying. I have to play with every setting at minimum which makes Minecraft look like its a 8-bit game.
So the last thing I can think of is the mods.
Basically the question is: would Minecraft run much more smoother if I didnt have any mods?
And why is there 2 Forges?
And what is that Minecraft Coder Pack? Is that necessary to run the mods/Minecraft? I dont remember downloading this.
(Im playing in 1.12.2 if that makes any difference)
That's a tough one, from my experience yes but also no. I'm no expert with this when it comes to some mods that do background stuff or not large amounts of content/assets like Bounding Box Outline Reloaded if that doing it's thing to work out structures is likely for example.
To me if the mods add lots of blocks and so on as well as has to deal with a lot of other things like maybe inventories then I'd say so as a lot more memory is used up then the regular game with these new additions in mods. But by the looks of things those mods don't add a lot, Custom NPCs does sure but the others are all small. Other than the fact that 1.10.2 versions of Minecraft regardless of modding use 2GB or so of RAM to run compared to 1.7.10 or 1.8 is a big deal, it's what kept my old PC away from using lots of mods to only a few as it was a 32bit system and obviously with 3GB to work with and it updated to Windows 10 didn't leave it much if I wanted to play mods and do other common/gaming things. So when I upgraded my PC it was much better, even 1.14 with mods works well for me but I still use 2GB of RAM maybe 3GB and it's fine but I also use very few, I'm not like other players that have 100s of mods as one I can't run that many and I don't need that many to be satisfied as I never get around to that many if I'm a mod experimenter and tester in survival or creative more so than a long game player in survival anymore.
I'd say load and unload mods to find out what the case is but ones with lots of content/assets like CustomNPCs is likely.
The 2 Forge should be fine, but a screenshot would be good to know what they are.
Minecraft Coder Pack is very important not just for mod devs to use but also to make the mods run as well as Forge and it comes with Forge when you install Forge. Do not touch it. If you just setup a Forge instance without mods. You should get Forge, Minecraft Coder Pack and something else, this is your Forge setup, no mods as basic as you can get to tell you that the game is modded. It's not strange to see all 3 of those 'mods' or modding framework aspects available.
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I'd say load and unload mods to find out what the case is but ones with lots of content/assets like CustomNPCs is likely.
Yep. Turns out it was CustomNPCs that was causing the most lag. Now there is no lag at all. Thanks, I can finally enjoy Minecraft without having to worry about it crashing every 10 minutes.
That's a tough one, from my experience yes but also no. I'm no expert with this when it comes to some mods that do background stuff or not large amounts of content/assets like Bounding Box Outline Reloaded if that doing it's thing to work out structures is likely for example.
To me if the mods add lots of blocks and so on as well as has to deal with a lot of other things like maybe inventories then I'd say so as a lot more memory is used up then the regular game with these new additions in mods. But by the looks of things those mods don't add a lot, Custom NPCs does sure but the others are all small. Other than the fact that 1.10.2 versions of Minecraft regardless of modding use 2GB or so of RAM to run compared to 1.7.10 or 1.8 is a big deal, it's what kept my old PC away from using lots of mods to only a few as it was a 32bit system and obviously with 3GB to work with and it updated to Windows 10 didn't leave it much if I wanted to play mods and do other common/gaming things. So when I upgraded my PC it was much better, even 1.14 with mods works well for me but I still use 2GB of RAM maybe 3GB and it's fine but I also use very few, I'm not like other players that have 100s of mods as one I can't run that many and I don't need that many to be satisfied as I never get around to that many if I'm a mod experimenter and tester in survival or creative more so than a long game player in survival anymore.
I'd say load and unload mods to find out what the case is but ones with lots of content/assets like CustomNPCs is likely my ipbirthday wishestneb
The 2 Forge should be fine, but a screenshot would be good to know what they are.
Minecraft Coder Pack is very important not just for mod devs to use but also to make the mods run as well as Forge and it comes with Forge when you install Forge. Do not touch it. If you just setup a Forge instance without mods. You should get Forge, Minecraft Coder Pack and something else, this is your Forge setup, no mods as basic as you can get to tell you that the game is modded. It's not strange to see all 3 of those 'mods' or modding framework aspects available .
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long story short, yes, mods can eventually cause your game to lag, depending on how many you have, and also if some of the mods are known to cause lag, this can also depend on how powerful your PC is (how many mods you can handle)
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(Yes, I just posted another thread minutes before this one, I dont have the time to play minecraft now, so Im just asking all the questions I have about it)
Anyway, the "mod list" in Minecraft has:
(Also):
Next time I can play I can remove Cubic Chunks, CustomNPCs and Village Info since I wont need them for the things Im doing now, so thats why its separate to the main list.
The problem is that Minecraft is still laggy for me. I did multiple things to try and remove the lag, it helped a bit, but its still annoying. I have to play with every setting at minimum which makes Minecraft look like its a 8-bit game.
So the last thing I can think of is the mods.
Basically the question is: would Minecraft run much more smoother if I didnt have any mods?
And why is there 2 Forges?
And what is that Minecraft Coder Pack? Is that necessary to run the mods/Minecraft? I dont remember downloading this.
(Im playing in 1.12.2 if that makes any difference)
That's a tough one, from my experience yes but also no. I'm no expert with this when it comes to some mods that do background stuff or not large amounts of content/assets like Bounding Box Outline Reloaded if that doing it's thing to work out structures is likely for example.
To me if the mods add lots of blocks and so on as well as has to deal with a lot of other things like maybe inventories then I'd say so as a lot more memory is used up then the regular game with these new additions in mods. But by the looks of things those mods don't add a lot, Custom NPCs does sure but the others are all small. Other than the fact that 1.10.2 versions of Minecraft regardless of modding use 2GB or so of RAM to run compared to 1.7.10 or 1.8 is a big deal, it's what kept my old PC away from using lots of mods to only a few as it was a 32bit system and obviously with 3GB to work with and it updated to Windows 10 didn't leave it much if I wanted to play mods and do other common/gaming things. So when I upgraded my PC it was much better, even 1.14 with mods works well for me but I still use 2GB of RAM maybe 3GB and it's fine but I also use very few, I'm not like other players that have 100s of mods as one I can't run that many and I don't need that many to be satisfied as I never get around to that many if I'm a mod experimenter and tester in survival or creative more so than a long game player in survival anymore.
I'd say load and unload mods to find out what the case is but ones with lots of content/assets like CustomNPCs is likely.
The 2 Forge should be fine, but a screenshot would be good to know what they are.
Minecraft Coder Pack is very important not just for mod devs to use but also to make the mods run as well as Forge and it comes with Forge when you install Forge. Do not touch it. If you just setup a Forge instance without mods. You should get Forge, Minecraft Coder Pack and something else, this is your Forge setup, no mods as basic as you can get to tell you that the game is modded. It's not strange to see all 3 of those 'mods' or modding framework aspects available.
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I look for mods that interest me or need a bit of acknowledgement or bug fix testing/reporting. I also make modpacks/maps
Creator/Maintainer of Fabric, Rift & Tesla Mod Discussion Threads/Niche Mod Youtuber.
1.15 Fabric: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/2988502-fabric-1-15-snapshot-discussion-thread-install
1.14 Fabric/Forge: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/2938388-fabric-1-14-mod-loader-mod-discussion-section
1.13 Rift/Forge: https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/2925529-rift-1-13-mods-discussion-section
Tesla API:
https://www.minecraftforum.net/forums/mapping-and-modding-java-edition/minecraft-mods/mods-discussion/2937710-tesla-mod-listings-help-discussion-section
What is your computer's specs?
How well does your computer run Minecraft without any mods (i.e., vanilla through the vanilla launcher; no forge at all)?
Take a screenshot while playing in a world you consider laggy showing the debug screen (F3 and maybe Alt+F3 for time frame graph) and post it.
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Yep. Turns out it was CustomNPCs that was causing the most lag. Now there is no lag at all. Thanks, I can finally enjoy Minecraft without having to worry about it crashing every 10 minutes.
Take a screenshot while playing in a world you consider laggy showing
long story short, yes, mods can eventually cause your game to lag, depending on how many you have, and also if some of the mods are known to cause lag, this can also depend on how powerful your PC is (how many mods you can handle)
(going from experience)
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~Cayde-6