Server Debug Command Question
Hello! I'm new to server hosting, currently running the nightly build (03-31-2025) on 1.21.5, running a neoforge server and the fabric-neoforge .jar (Neoforge 21.5.18-beta)
My server is currently building chunks around me (Not pre-genning), and I'm struggling to really understand the Server Debug command to see the status of the chunks being built. When I run the command, I can see the "tasks" number increasing with chunks generated and sent, but I never see the actual task list/buffer change. It almost always just says for the Overworld (and most other "tasks" 0/0, with a Chunks/sec reading. I don't imagine this is correct. Unless I completely misunderstand what this info is trying to tell me, which is why I'm asking here. I'd imagine this is meant to show me a count of chunks yet to be generated?
Thanks in advance for anyone who responds! :BlobbleWobble:...
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