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Oh? And how would a modern day Minecraft cope with memory usage then?

It all depends on how the mods are supposed to communicate with the base game. In that regard there is no difference between C++, Java, C#, Pascal or any other language you can think of. Besides, If it weren't for Forge, mods would be a lot harder, even in java

that's readably.. sort of.. if you sit up straight and look down on it a little

*looks behind* Now, look here.. *trips over some cobblestone* *smack*

will you stop following me around :p

I think that with all the FPS advice you already got.. if it's still not working.. :( Maybe move some stuff away to a distant base? like the processing and such, using tesseracts to get it to your main base

congrats in saying the same as i did, but using more lines :p

ask him :)

Report? why? :) Seriously. 1 simple remark. As you can see, your post is derailing more than that 1 stab at a joke :p

Not sure why you'd want that. I see no reason why it shouldn't work, but every mod that needs ores will not have them in your world. At least not in the part that's already generated. I say try it :) - install mod pack of your choice - Make a backup of your world - Put world in saves forlder -...

Well, agriculture is installed, right? a peanutbutter sandwich should work. you need..bread and peanuts i believe

it was discussed yesterday i believe that that trophy means you get 2factor authentication

That's in the same range as making a mod with notepad. sure you can do it, but why make it hard on yourself? :p

I believe it was for the fun of it. Although i remember him/her saying it was the first and last time :D

Somewhere else on this forum someone built a 32x32...

factorial of 4

or paint.net

#1 A lot of servers give you a single chunk (16x16), so build small but deep :D #2 Resources don't normally respawn, so yes, you have to go far out to get some #3 Could it be that the dimension you're in is on peaceful? Perhaps there is a separate hostile / pvp dimension. This is also where you...

It's not so much the layers of abstraction. It's that the codebase is not optimized for mod support. Meaning i.e. forge must do a lot of extra work (costing cpu cycles and memory). If Forge (or something very similar) was directly incorporated in minecraft, it would save performance

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