I have problem. when i log in minecraft and it starts fps goes up to 1500 i think it has something to do with fraps but i dont know... I had this problem earlier but I solved it I dont know how and now it starts again.. please help... when in game fps is normal
Is everything displaying too fast?
Or is FRAPs simply reporting such a high FPS count? If so there is absolutely nothing wrong
That's a problem with your video driver failing to render the textures.
It would happen only after a while under a circumstance like this:
1) Your driver version has a bug that causes memory to leak.
2) Your driver leaks memory over time
3) Not enough memory left to perform additional rendering.
4) Visual glitches begin
5) ...
6) Out of memory / crash eventually
To add to this, it could also very well be your system overheating.
I was just saying that a large amount of mobs could not only cause problems in game play but also in performance. Minecraft does need a wild and dangerous feeling to match the already scary "everything is out to get you" feeling. Yes, it already feels dangerous but it needs a little boost.
But too many mobs could get a little overwhelming.
I single unique, semi-rare spawn per biome should add a lot of flavor without impacting performance or overwhelming the player.
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Just the facts of life. There will always be that guy who thinks Minecraft is ruined with each and every update.
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The only way that will ever happen is if Mojang goes the Sim City route.
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Please at least read the first couple of posts in the thread.
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Try reading up on what the SSP-SMP merge actually does. There's plenty of material all over the forums.
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Just make sure you put it in a private folder so no one else has access to it.
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Is everything displaying too fast?
Or is FRAPs simply reporting such a high FPS count? If so there is absolutely nothing wrong
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That's a real funny joke.
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You are quite out of date.
Follow the link listed in the error to update. Hopefully that should fix your problem.
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This is absolutely meaningless.
Actual part names and system specs would help a lot more.
Look up how to do a 'dxdiag report' on Google if you don't actually know what you have.
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To add to this, it could also very well be your system overheating.
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I single unique, semi-rare spawn per biome should add a lot of flavor without impacting performance or overwhelming the player.
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I like the idea of biome-specific hostiles, would add a lot more flavor to the world.
Crocodiles/Alligators for swamps, bears for forests, scorpions or snakes for desert, sharks for ocean, etc.
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http://www.minecraftwiki.net/wiki/Wolf