Introducing the Scalable Mod: Enhance Your MCPE Experience
The Scalable mod stands as a powerful optimization tool specifically designed for Minecraft, targeting smoother gameplay and enhanced performance stability. Ideal for those managing a Fabric server on a budget, this multifunctional mod effectively addresses lag issues and maintains optimal performance levels for players.
This mod operates on the server side, meaning that it can be installed without requiring each client to have it. Players can expect notable performance enhancements, particularly in situations where the server had previously experienced lag or throttling. Scalable utilizes deferred updates for less noticeable elements, as well as more prominent features, particularly when lag is a significant concern.
Please be aware that while Scalable improves performance, it will not resolve persistent lag issues and requires a brief recovery period to function correctly.
Getting Started with Installation
To install the Scalable mod, ensure that you have the latest versions of both Fabric Loader and Fabric API. Simply place the mod into your mods directory to get started.
Configuration Settings
By default, the mod caps the maximum server tick time at 50 ms per tick. While this feature cannot currently be modified, future updates may introduce an automatic adjustment mode.
Understanding the Functionality of Scalable
The Scalable mod is designed to provide a largely vanilla-like experience. However, if you encounter any issues, the following section outlines how the mod operates.
The mod begins by processing entities and follows a structured approach:
- Identify which chunks are currently loaded for each player.
- Utilize a round-robin method to process one chunk per player until reaching the 50 ms tick limit.
- Defer any remaining tick processes to the next tick.
Deferred chunks are prioritized in the subsequent tick before tackling new chunks. The process of loading new chunks occurs after the standard ticking phase, which reverses the order found in vanilla gameplay, allowing for normal ticks to take precedence over chunk loading. Essentially, each tick has a 50 ms window for chunk processing, pausing operations once this time limit is reached. Currently, the mod does not include entity processing. Should lag from entities be significant, it could result in a TPS drop below 20 until such entity features are integrated in future updates.
