Guess what? If infinite height were to be added to the game, then one side effect of this is that lag will immensely decrease. Like, you'll more than double your FPS on average.Quote from CalvinBall12
I play it pure vanilla because I have to. My old mac can not handle mods or texture packs, and my dad is too protective of the computer to let me get hamachi. But I am not resentful, because I am just thankful that this computer can handle updated minecraft at all.
Cubic Chunks will allow you to go up to 30 million blocks into the air.Quote from MasterGeekMX...From a device wich displays with redstone lamps a countdown form nine to zero from a menger sponge made with sponge block as big as the 256 blocks height allows me.
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Awesome! I'm glad to see that someone is making progress on this. Cubic Chunks are awesome. Hopefully the makers of the other mods will be able to take compatibility with this mod into consideration, I'd love to see this appear in a future FTB modpack or something.
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You should release the latest revision of the mod that works on each major Minecraft version. Why not release the 1.9 version, in whatever state it is? As long as it doesn't randomly delete everything then I don't mind. I'm mostly thinking that this is a good idea for modpacks, since they'll always be a few Minecraft versions behind, and modpacks would therefore need an older version of this mod if they want to use this mod.
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You need to use the port 25565 to do that.
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What are the contents of the .bat file (Right-click -> Edit)? What is the server jar called, exactly?
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Under "Java Settings", check "Executable" and change the path to where your JRE is stored.
Alternatively, uninstall Java 6.
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GPU-Z: http://www.techpowerup.com/gpuz/
EVGA Precision: http://www.evga.com/precision/
MSI Afterburner: http://gaming.msi.com/features/afterburner
Any of these should work. Try one, and if it doesn't work or you want more info, try another.
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The download link for the latest version is dead.
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I can't click your links if you don't provide any, OP!
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Is there a way you're able to monitor your GPU usage of both your GPUs? I'd like to know if this enabled when you just have your computer on, or if something in the computer decides to enable it since you're using a lot of resources, like when Minecraft is open.
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Are you SURE you disabled it properly? Are you SURE that it's running on there? That sounds literally impossible. The chip isn't physically getting connected to the motherboard.
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Would there happen to be anything in-between your computer and the router? A wall? What's in the wall at this location, outlets, a stud? Are there any other electronic devices, metal objects, or microwave ovens in the way?
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Where are you disabling it? Hardware manager? Try disabling it in BIOS - then it's impossible for even the OS to use it.
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The easiest way to find out your computer specs is to download a handy program called Speccy and take a screenshot of it. Take a screenshot of both the main tab and the CPU tab, please.
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Ok, your posted info looks A-OK, so let's run some tests to see if it's an issue with your internet connection, wifi, or internal network. First, test if you have issues with connecting to a server running on your own computer. Sometimes Windows is very dumb and even firewalls up that, or sometimes things just bug up, so it's worth testing. Next, run a server on another computer in your house and try to connect. Third, run Minecraft on another computer in your house and try to connect to a server on your own computer. Fourth, run Minecraft on another computer in your house and try to connect to an online server. Another optional thing you could test is hosting a server in your house and having a friend on the internet try to connect.
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You should monitor your temperatures with a program like CoreTemp to see if you are possibly overheating your processor and causing it to throttle down.