This is the only kind of lag that is affected by the quality of your computer. When playing on servers this is reduced, as the game engine calculations are running on another computer (the server), minimizing the calculations your computer needs to run and therefore giving you, as the player, more resources to play the game. This will cause your FPS (Frames Per Second) to drop, and is the most common type of lag. Client lag is affected by things like a large amount of entities (e.g thousands of dropped blocks or animals, and a few other related things, such as light values on structures running shader-packs, mods, etc). This means that this lag is caused by your computer running the Minecraft game. This lag is a direct result of the client. Running your server without enough memory for the world/plugins/mods you are running on the server can often cause lag, you can read more about this here: Out of Memory issuesĪs a player, you should be concerned with client lag. To limit these, we suggest running a region fixer, if you have a server with MelonCube, you can create a support ticket to get this done, alternatively, you can run it on your world yourself using the tool here: Minecraft Region Fixer The best thing to do it limit the amount of plugins you require to run your server, as some plugins such as Survival Games can use up to 1GB of RAM.Ī common issue with Minecraft servers is world "chunks" becoming corrupted, see an example of this here: Chunk Corruption Errors.Īlong with this, you can find that entities can buildup within the world, large number of entities in a small area (mobs, items on the floor etc) can also cause FPS and TPS lag. If you have lots of plugins and not a lot of RAM you will overload your server causing it to have lag spikes and/or crash. The more players and plugins you have the more RAM you will need. This will remove the lag causing entities from your server i.e. If you do have a high number of entities, run the command "lagg clear" and "lagg killmobs". If you are running a small server anything over the value "500" may possibly be the reason for your lag.ģ. Once you have ClearLag installed you can run the command "lagg check" to see how many entities you have on your serverĢ.
This plugin is a great and very configurable and is recommended for any server.ġ.
We recommend that you reduce the view distance of your server from the default 10 to a value between 6-8. TPS, on the server, is controlled by the speed and capabilities of the server. This is incidentally also the reason redstone “half” ticks exist, being 1 game tick. Just to get an idea of how long it is, each redstone tick is equivalent to 2 game ticks. Each “tick” causes the game to recalculate directions of mobs, as well as other things such as growing crops adjusting the direction of mobs etc. That is to say, the smallest amount of time possible that is distinguishable from the game's perspective. 20 TPS is hardwired into Minecraft as the universal speed. TPS is otherwise known as game ticks and is a maximum of 20. Unless this is spamming in your console this it not an issue. If you see "End of Stream" with a "SEVERE" tag, do not be alarmed. Google is your friend, and we have a knowledge base full of guides. If you see any "SEVERE" errors, this maybe be the cause of your lag.Ģ. Check if you have any errors in your console. Most are easily solved with a Google search and you should get into the habit of fixing your server.ġ.
Too many plugins running on your server and not enough RAM.Īlways, check for console errors before submitting a ticket. Too many worlds are running on your server without sufficient RAM. Too many mobs/items and not enough RAM. With Minecraft being so varied with different settings, mods and plugins, there can be a number of things that you can do to improve lag on your server.
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