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O man... I guessed I messed up again. It was taking so long I thought it would be to much to do 64 at a time.64 at a time.
Whaaaaaaaaaaaaaat...? Does ChC have a new dimension now, with shiny trees, glowy floating stuff, and polychromatic clouds and stars?
Interesting things to note besides the obvious: There's no tallgrass to be seen, there appears to be an Earth near the top left, and there's a seam in the cloud texture at the top of the image, just right of center.
Sooo pretty
Is that a 3 dimensional(box) representation of a 4 dimensional figure(tesseract) figure on a 2 dimension picture. I like it
Ooh, shiny... WHOA it's animated! Makes me think hypercube, which is also known as a tesseract- new world rift model? Or leyline teleportation?
To answer your question, if this doesn't work, I have no idea:
I seem to be having an issue with excessive amounts of CC tile entities accounting for about 25% of the total tick time on my server, as seen here:
I'm the only player on the server who's been experimenting with CC, and while I do have an incipient pylon network, it's not that extensive -- about 40 repeaters total so far, one casting complex, a chroma collector and ritual altar, and no accelerators or any other operating CC machinery.
Anyone have any guesses as to where all of these mysterious nameless TEs might be coming from that are causing so much tick lag?
Edit: For clarification, this is ChromatiCraft V6f.
I'm the only player on the server who's been experimenting with CC, and while I do have an incipient pylon network, it's not that extensive -- about 40 repeaters total so far, one casting complex, a chroma collector and ritual altar, and no accelerators or any other operating CC machinery.
Anyone have any guesses as to where all of these mysterious nameless TEs might be coming from that are causing so much tick lag?
Edit: For clarification, this is ChromatiCraft V6f.
I need to know what kind of block they are, but whatever they are, you have 288 of them totalling 8.6ms of time, or about 29 microseconds each. This is not very laggy at all.I seem to be having an issue with excessive amounts of CC tile entities accounting for about 25% of the total tick time on my server, as seen here:
I'm the only player on the server who's been experimenting with CC, and while I do have an incipient pylon network, it's not that extensive -- about 40 repeaters total so far, one casting complex, a chroma collector and ritual altar, and no accelerators or any other operating CC machinery.
Anyone have any guesses as to where all of these mysterious nameless TEs might be coming from that are causing so much tick lag?
Edit: For clarification, this is ChromatiCraft V6f.
And I do not know why several CC blocks show as empty in Opis.
That is the render for the Biome Painter.
Yeah, figuring out what kind of block they are is my problem as well. I realize that 30 microseconds isn't a lot on an individual basis, but it's still considerably more than any other block type that exists in quantity. (To put this in perspective, the next-laggiest block type for which more than 4 exist in the world is RotaryCraft BlockDMMachine:3, with 64 at 10 µs each.) To be fair, of course, the fact that Opis can't read the CC block names may mean that there's one block taking 7.9 ms and 287 taking 2 µs each, and they're just being lumped together. However, this seems unlikely, since no individual CC blocks appear in Opis' list of the slowest individual TEs in the world.
I know your mods have a debug mode enabled in DragonAPI; does CC have any internal debugging tools that might help me figure out which block type is misbehaving?
Thanks as always for the rapid response. I wish I could get most of my professional vendors to provide support with half your speed.
Ask him what CC blocks he might have placed several hundred of.Yeah, figuring out what kind of block they are is my problem as well. I realize that 30 microseconds isn't a lot on an individual basis, but it's still considerably more than any other block type that exists in quantity. (To put this in perspective, the next-laggiest block type for which more than 4 exist in the world is RotaryCraft BlockDMMachine:3, with 64 at 10 µs each.) To be fair, of course, the fact that Opis can't read the CC block names may mean that there's one block taking 7.9 ms and 287 taking 2 µs each, and they're just being lumped together. However, this seems unlikely, since no individual CC blocks appear in Opis' list of the slowest individual TEs in the world.
I know your mods have a debug mode enabled in DragonAPI; does CC have any internal debugging tools that might help me figure out which block type is misbehaving?
Thanks as always for the rapid response. I wish I could get most of my professional vendors to provide support with half your speed.
I'm the only player who's been playing with CC; there's no one else to ask. And the only CC block I've placed several hundred of is crystalline stone. Second and third would be crystal repeater head blocks and the various types of runes, but I already checked that -- placing more of any of these block types isn't increasing that count of 288 at all.
So it sounds like there aren't any debugging tools you know of that will help with this situation. I'll dig further into it and see what I can learn.
Might it be one of the naturally-generated ChC blocks then? Could the ores, crystals, or pylons possibly be causing that lag?
Repeaters do tick, but they do nothing with that tick, so they are not the source of the lag. Runes and crystalline stone are not TileEntities.
Of all of those, only pylons are TileEntities, and "crystal.pylon" shows up lower in the list.
Just as an update, whatever this problem was, it seems to have (mostly) cleared up on its own. The 288 TEs (now up to 297?) are still around, but their average processing time dropped from 30 µs each to about 10 µs each. I still have no idea what they are or what caused the change.