Ever since the single player game became an internal server I've had nothing but problems when playing the game. I don't mind living with the multiplayer bugs in Single player but having lag just because I'm uploading a video or file to the internet or downloading a game on steam is ridiculous.
I remember seeing a mod for the game that basically disables the internal server and brings back the single player feeling it used to have.
I can't seem to find it though and I wish I made a bookmark of it earlier.
Does anyone have a link for the mod?
Ps. Don't suggest making a server and setting it to offline mode.
Also...If you are not going to link to the mod, don't bother replying. This is not a topic asking for "help".
Umm.... you do realize that the internal server has nothing to do with your network connection, right? You're lagging because your computer can't handle minecraft and downloading something at the same time.
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Umm.... you do realize that the internal server has nothing to do with your network connection, right? You're lagging because your computer can't handle minecraft and downloading something at the same time.
You do realise that it has everything to do with the network connection right?
It's exactly the same as a LAN server being affected by someone downloading/uploading something. It doesn't effect it that much but it's very noticeable.
My computer can handle more than your bucket of bolts ever could, I've made lagless videos with 256x and 512x texture packs and 1080p video recording and play video games on their highest settings all while downloading and uploading video content.
So don't come in here on this topic trying to correct someone who has more experience with computers and internet connection than you.
I've specifically asked a question and all I'm looking for is an answer.
You'll also notice that I specifically requested a link to a mod that I have seen.
Not some muppet who thinks he knows everything and isn't going to provide anything helpful.
It only deals with your external network connection when you click "Open to LAN". It has no reason to if it's not sharing data with anything else. Otherwise, it's just two separate programs on your computer communicating with each other.
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It only deals with your external network connection when you click "Open to LAN". It has no reason to if it's not sharing data with anything else. Otherwise, it's just two separate programs on your computer communicating with each other.
I asked one simple question, yet there's now 2 people wasting my time by now answering it.
I never once asked for help with the problem, just a link to the mod.
Stop posting this useless crap on my topic.
Sorry but, he IS right. Believe it or not, the Internal server requires a bunch of CPU usage, something not many people have alot to give. In return, MineCraft slows down other programs to boosts its performance Before the internal server, I ran at 90FPS. Now I am sticking with a low 20FPS.
For the mod however, I have never seen anything like that. I would help if I could, and I would use it myself. If anything, it should be a suggestion for Optifine. That is my opinion, though.
Frankly, running singleplayer without the internal server is impossible, you would only be able to run on MP. Minecraft singleplayer always had an internal server, it just never had the ability for other LAN players to connect until 1.3 . I'm sorry, but "having lag just because I'm uploading a video or file to the internet or downloading a game on steam" does not happen.
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On the technical side a minecraft client with an opened LAN game sends a UDP multicast to the local address 224.0.2.60:4445 every 1.5 seconds.
If you don't have a LAN game open, nothing is being used on the network card, and even then a UDP multicast is so miniscule that the only way you could be affected by that is if you're using a 56k dial up modem. Even then, you're pushing it.
As for mod: http://www.minecraft...aysnbxlite-ssp/ (Look at the SSP mod) I kinda feel like this way of doing it though would kill mod compatibility so you'll only get vanilla gameplay.
Frankly, running singleplayer without the internal server is impossible, you would only be able to run on MP. Minecraft singleplayer always had an internal server, it just never had the ability for other LAN players to connect until 1.3 .
Actually, you are wrong. The game did not use server before 1.3. In 12w18a they just removed the whole singleplayer-specific code and made the client start separate SMP server when you create/load a world. Few snapshots later they integrated that server into the client jar.
It can't lag because of slow internet connection, but the game still uses the same packets as in SMP, it just sends them without using network. But this way is still slow. Before 1.3 it didn't use packets in singleplayer at all.
If you will look into the mod sources, you will notice that all logic is client-side. Just as in 1.2.5.
However, it uses "fake server" to resolve some NullPointerExceptions. That "server" doesn't tick (So it does not slowdown the game) and is a wrapper for client logic. (For example, when something requests the player list, it returns list with client player name.)
I remember seeing a mod for the game that basically disables the internal server and brings back the single player feeling it used to have.
I can't seem to find it though and I wish I made a bookmark of it earlier.
Does anyone have a link for the mod?
Ps. Don't suggest making a server and setting it to offline mode.
Also...If you are not going to link to the mod, don't bother replying. This is not a topic asking for "help".
PLEASE! Learn to use spoiler tags, especially when posting crash reports: [spoiler]YOUR TEXT HERE[ /spoiler]
You do realise that it has everything to do with the network connection right?
It's exactly the same as a LAN server being affected by someone downloading/uploading something. It doesn't effect it that much but it's very noticeable.
My computer can handle more than your bucket of bolts ever could, I've made lagless videos with 256x and 512x texture packs and 1080p video recording and play video games on their highest settings all while downloading and uploading video content.
So don't come in here on this topic trying to correct someone who has more experience with computers and internet connection than you.
I've specifically asked a question and all I'm looking for is an answer.
You'll also notice that I specifically requested a link to a mod that I have seen.
Not some muppet who thinks he knows everything and isn't going to provide anything helpful.
PLEASE! Learn to use spoiler tags, especially when posting crash reports: [spoiler]YOUR TEXT HERE[ /spoiler]
Get off my topic now.
I never once asked for help with the problem, just a link to the mod.
Stop posting this useless crap on my topic.
For the mod however, I have never seen anything like that. I would help if I could, and I would use it myself. If anything, it should be a suggestion for Optifine. That is my opinion, though.
Best wishes.
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Curse PremiumIf you don't have a LAN game open, nothing is being used on the network card, and even then a UDP multicast is so miniscule that the only way you could be affected by that is if you're using a 56k dial up modem. Even then, you're pushing it.
As for mod: http://www.minecraft...aysnbxlite-ssp/ (Look at the SSP mod) I kinda feel like this way of doing it though would kill mod compatibility so you'll only get vanilla gameplay.
It can't lag because of slow internet connection, but the game still uses the same packets as in SMP, it just sends them without using network. But this way is still slow. Before 1.3 it didn't use packets in singleplayer at all.
If you will look into the mod sources, you will notice that all logic is client-side. Just as in 1.2.5.
However, it uses "fake server" to resolve some NullPointerExceptions. That "server" doesn't tick (So it does not slowdown the game) and is a wrapper for client logic. (For example, when something requests the player list, it returns list with client player name.)