Is it normal that DH pregen is taking that long ?
Hey, i'm currently trying to pregen a part of my world with the DH pregen tool but it takes so long that i don't know if i can do anything to make it faster ?
i have an intel i7-13700KF (16 cores,24 threads)
it is running on a local server in order to not let my client turn and takes (and also it uses my E cores and not the P cores)
i'm using "DistantHorizons-forge-2.3.0-b-dev-1.20.1"
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You are trying to generate an insane amount of chunks
So yes expect to be waiting a year for it all to complete
DH doesn't control what cores it uses the OS does
well i managed to fix that
but when i use other generator it's way more faster, but i guess it's normal so
Nice! Now you'll only be waiting a few months instead
You used chunky?
that's right x)
yeah but it's a pain to balance the speed of gen with the speed of DH
Chunky calculates it's radius in blocks, so you generated a radius of 5000 blocks with chunky, while DH is trying to generate a radius of 5000 chunks, which is way way more
i just saw that yeah
so it's multiplied by 16
i am right ?
The amount of chunks? No
the difference between blocks and chunks
Then yes
then 625 will do the job
thx
Yep
Np!
it's not that slow after all ... when i correctly understand the difference between chunks and blocks (well it's late night i'm tired sorry)
Well you're not the first one not knowing chunky doesn't use the same metric as DH
Far from
Also if you're just pregenerating for DH, dont use chunky
not taking that long
Well it kinda does .. ?
How big are are u tring to generate
10000 chunks, as you can see in the screenshot
Just did that so it can generate as many as positive
Possible*
then isen't this only 100 render distance
or is it refering to 10k *10 k
If anyone really wants 10k *10k , i would not even try withot a threadripper like thing "-"
it's 20k*20k
"Generated radius"
which is around 6x 4096 render distances
Can even a thread ripper manage that
"-"
If you wait long enough, any cpu can do it
dude
my pcc will take like a decade to complete that job
Lol
like 20k * 20k = 400000000
CHUNKS
Assuming my laptop got 10 threads
( its 12 but for convenience purpose)
1 thread will solve 40000000 chunks
assuming each cunk takes 1 second ( even that is not happening but still)
thats 40000000 seconds
or 1.26 YEARS
...
Also, Hello, Long time no see π
thats if you even remember me
That's a long time
No sorry
Rip
I had this pfp back then @Puhpine (GMT +2)
maybe now
idk
Oooh
Yea I remember now
ah really
nice
the threadripper with 200 cores ( 192 exactly ) will take 2.31 days "-"
well actually half cause threads are double
jees
DId anyone tested a threadripper on dh till now ?
probably, but if so i forgot
Thats a epyc server cpu, not threadripper
threadripper only comes with 96 cores at max
the epyc 9965 is the one with 192 cores/384 threads
Oh sorry
I diden't notice i was missing on such a big thing
brh
I m stupid