World Height Question
Very simple questiom, does world height cause lag (particularly with TPS/memory) on servers?
I need to re-generate my server world (AGAIN, it corrupted somehow [i dont believe world height factored into this]), and in the last world i had a world height of around 4000 blocks.
I am now thinking that maybe that isn't the best idea, but I'm not too sure how much world height affects things. Can't find a super clear answer online at least.
Also if anyone wants to ask why I increased the world height, its cause I want to recreate the HL2 citadel largely at a 1:1 scale
Solution:Jump to solution
Short answer, Yes
Long answer
Air is not N/A its a "Block" in minecrafts logic, so it needs updating and resources to run. You can attempt having such a large world height but expect Lag when on a multiplayer server with multiple players...
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Solution
Short answer, Yes
Long answer
Air is not N/A its a "Block" in minecrafts logic, so it needs updating and resources to run. You can attempt having such a large world height but expect Lag when on a multiplayer server with multiple players
aight, thanks!
Then I think i'll stick to what I had a few worlds ago, which was a 1024 height
:ducksalute:
which didnt seem to have any problems
If it seems to be fine, try.. until it breaks then start worrying lol
well when i was just doing some exploring (with pre-genned chunks), i noticed there was some TPS issues after a couple hours. I checked with Spark and it seemed to be one mob from Alex's mobs taking up like, more ram than all other mobs combined, and a lot of chunk updates for air blocks iirc
ok nvm maybe i was hallucinating that
spark
spark is a performance profiler for Minecraft clients, servers, and proxies.
i just dont want to change it after world gen cause it then just fills my console with garbage lol
Anyway, thanks again Clyde! Closing this issue now
I also just realized it also made the minimum limit to -2000 💀
ok ya maybe the 4000 block option wasnt the best
just gonna use the 2000 block datapack which is about 1/3 of the world height lmao