Yeah figured that out. I let it make a world, stopped it, altered the settings, copied over a singleplayer world and the server seems to be running fine now.
Yeah nothing came up from it scanning for local hosts, so I just tried to "Add server" and punched in my own IP. Worked like a charm
I doubt very much whether a dedicated server plus a client running on the same PC will be any more efficient than a single process doing both. Although, maybe it will be able to use 2 CPUs instead of just one, as I don't think Minecraft will use two CPUs in a single instance. CMIIW.
The benefit is with the fact that, with a chunkloader, processes can continue without you being on. Generally, before I stop for the day, I start and chunkload some processes that take a while.
True, with a regular client you can't have stuff running without your character standing around somewhere.
Yeah it is primarily to force it to use more than one core on things(Without Optifine which ofc are causing equal problems as it fixes now
). Running a server and a client you can make absolutely sure that the processes are spread out over as many cores as it possibly can(probably 2-3 max I guess). But a side effect seems that it has also stopped the bad RAM yoyo'ing I was getting in singleplayer normally. Server just stays at a steady level and so does the client. FPS spikes caused by the memory dumps seems to be almost completely gone.
yeah item ducts can be pulled from directly but you could play a chest underneath and hook up item ducts there[DOUBLEPOST=1394338287][/DOUBLEPOST]
use the filler and land marks or if you dont have power id build some tinkers construct tools
