Posted what I sussed out on the server end:
https://github.com/ExtrabiomesXL/ExtrabiomesXL/issues/428
Unfortunately I don't have a good, clean 'the only difference is ExtraBiomesXL' test run on the client like I do for my Cauldron server there.
Posted what I sussed out on the server end:
https://github.com/ExtrabiomesXL/ExtrabiomesXL/issues/428
Unfortunately I don't have a good, clean 'the only difference is ExtraBiomesXL' test run on the client like I do for my Cauldron server there.
It turns out ExtrabiomesXL overrides some of the optimizations that Cauldron and FastCraft perform, though they're both affected differently by it.
Somewhat frustrating. But if you install Extra Biomes and are wondering why worldgen slows to a crawl in Cauldron or lag starts developing with FastCraft installed, there you go.
~220 according to Forge. I'm still toying with the pack in general.
My server is faster:
[ic2-poolthread-1/INFO] [IC2/IC2]: UU graph built with 8796 nodes after 77651 ms.
- This is while it's creating spawn and doing other initial worldgen. Normally it's 20-30 seconds.
My laptop here is normally almost as fast as my server is at its slowest:
[ic2-poolthread-1/INFO] [IC2/IC2]: UU graph built with 8796 nodes after 93966 ms.
Even on the low end, that's a crazy amount of resources being spend on something the client isn't ever going to make use of. Even being able to use a whitelist/blacklist a la the recycler would be a drastic improvement.
So I'm sure that when my players finally sign into my server after waiting through this, this feature will appear to serenade them and give them scarcely imaginable carnal pleasures until they sign off, such that they will recoil from every human touch thenceforth, as compared to "the Graph" no mere mortal's attentions could compare.
During my testing, however, I have been unable to experience this, finding that afterwards, I still enjoy the gentle press of a woman's bosom, and the resounding echo of a yearning heart beating within.
If this feature has to remain as-is (can it not be cached or pruned for some reason?), could we get an option to turn it off entirely?