No, by fine I mean between 35 to 45 fps minimum. And yes, there indeed were other complaints. Before we fixed the problem. Since then, I have yet to hear anyone besides you complain about this, and I have not been able to reproduce it, which is why I find it increasingly unlikely that it's anything but than a problem on your end.
I'd like to figure out what is wrong so I can fix it. What are the specs of your NASA supercomputer?
They do, actually. Go to any jungle biome, break one of the leaf blocks on the edge of the top leaf cluster of any huge jungle tree, and then just sit there and watch. Minecraft's leaves are hard-coded to decay at a certain range, and jungle trees generate with a leaf formation that is larger than that range; thus, when the blocks update, the leaves start decaying. It's a basic vanilla feature, and there's no easy way of fixing it without re-coding our own leaf decay mechanism from scratch. We have, however, reduced the leaf radius on all Redwood trees, as well as decreased the chance of redwood leaves dropping saplings, so you'll usually find even less redwood saplings on the ground than you would jungle saplings in a jungle.
But since I've already mentioned this multiple times and you clearly have ignored all of them, let me give you a TL;DR.
TL;DR: I can promise you that the one or two Redwood Saplings you might find on the biome floor are not causing your framerate to drop.
Quite frankly, it doesn't matter at all what kind of computer you have. I have an even less capable computer, and the game runs just fine in redwood biomes on mine. That coupled with the fact that you are the only person repeatedly complaining about this pretty clearly point towards the problem being something on your end. I'd recommend making sure you don't have any memory intensive processes running in the background, but other than that, I don't know what else to tell you. I will, however, not be responding to any further complaints about the problem, because I cannot fix an issue that I nor most other people can seem to replicate.
I recall there being other complaints. And by fine, do you mean 20 FPS or so? I didn't know more than 16 GB of ram was needed to run Minecraft
Wellp, sorry your computer can't handle rendering that many leaves, but I dunno what to tell you at this point. The Sapling problem has been fixed -- they drop from Jungle Trees more than they do from Redwood Trees now -- so literally the only thing that could be causing it is the leaf rendering. If it's really that much of a problem, you can always just prevent Redwood Biomes from generating -- we added a biome disabling option in the config file for a reason.
I have a GTX 760 and i7-4790 @ 3.60GHz. I don't understand how that is sub-par for Minecraft. Also, saplings don't drop from trees that are fully intact. At least, last time I check they didn't.
If I didn't still drop below 30 frames in redwood forests this would be an alright mod. I have a steady 60 frames in normal jungles in vanilla but the redwood forests lag like heck.
Yes, I know they are still dropping leaves. I specifically said that in the 4.2.0 changelog. Because of the way leaves work, we can't completely prevent them from doing that -- even Vanilla Jungle trees do it -- but we did increase the leaf decay range, so they should be dropping less often. That's the best we can do for the moment, so please, do not keep reporting it over and over and over.
As for the Icestone Boulder thing, what were you doing when it happened? it looks normal in the creative inventory, so did you get that from mining the block, or middle clicking it?
I think he meant right or wrong as it being a game not the quality, some people say its a game engine, some see it as a game. But then again it was a little confusing.
I don't really think Minecraft can be labelled as being either right nor wrong as a game, that's something that the player themselves decides, and not critics generalising the game to one specific genre, since Minecraft is such an open-ended game to begin with. I concur with Sach, trying to list everything that players can do is nigh on impossible, and so it really comes down to what play styles individual people settle with. As for me however, bring on the blockiness!
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The doors make stone sounds when placed and hit. Oh, and are new boats for the new woods going to be added.
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I'd like to figure out what is wrong so I can fix it. What are the specs of your NASA supercomputer?
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I recall there being other complaints. And by fine, do you mean 20 FPS or so? I didn't know more than 16 GB of ram was needed to run Minecraft
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I have a GTX 760 and i7-4790 @ 3.60GHz. I don't understand how that is sub-par for Minecraft. Also, saplings don't drop from trees that are fully intact. At least, last time I check they didn't.
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If I didn't still drop below 30 frames in redwood forests this would be an alright mod. I have a steady 60 frames in normal jungles in vanilla but the redwood forests lag like heck.
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I had no idea you could right click them.
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I have suggestions: Vanilla bookcases that you fill yourself and nighttime sensors (the opposite of daylight sensors).
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Do peppercorns still come from peppers? Because they should have their own plant.
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So no more lag in forests? Good. Now I can finally enjoy this mod!
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I really hope the lag issue is fixed by now. Is it?
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Middle click
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The redwood trees are still dropping leaves without me mining them. Oh, and this too.
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I'm going to have to check this out again!
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Cool!
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I'm sorry to ask again, but I haven't been active for a month. Has any progress been made in fixing the bug?