I used to be able to do that with F9 (from NEI ?) but now I can't anymore. I uninstalled some mods like Steve's Factory Manager, Steve's Carts, Floodlights, etc) because I was not using them and didn't intend on using them either (I did it for lag reduction and decreased load time). It goes from red lines to red lines with green grids, before it cycled through more stuff, like blue walls, and the sky was yellow above forced chunks. Was that from the mods I've uninstalled ? Do I need to press something else to work ?
How can I see the Forced Chunks ?
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Check the key bindings maybe its conflicting with something
And I Dont know but id guess It Comes directly from.forge
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By "forced chunks" do you mean chunk loaded?
The thing you describe sounds a lot like the feature of Immibis Dimensional Anchors:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/forum...ibiss-mods-now-with-85-7-less-version-numbers
The thing you describe sounds a lot like the feature of Immibis Dimensional Anchors:
http://www.minecraftforum.net/forum...ibiss-mods-now-with-85-7-less-version-numbers
Honestly I find the "/chunkloaders" map and the lasers of Chickenchunks far superior anyway...
I know that... Mapwriter? The one that came with monster and Dire 1.6.4 had an option to show loaded chunks, and do it by the color of how they were loaded. It'll also show a list of what mod is doing it, and where it's at in the world for you.
I thought NEI only showed boundaries, not loaded chunks.
I thought NEI only showed boundaries, not loaded chunks.
It is not NEI as such. Maybe it makes use of NEI to do it, but it is Immibis Dimensional Anchors that adds it.
I know I've played packs without Dimensional Anchors, and still had chunk boundaries. NEI might just use the same key binding.
The thing is(from what I remember) that you have to tab through the two normal chunk boundaries modes(that is default part of NEI) first and THEN there is more modes which are for the Dimensional anchor stuff.