The launcher is SUPPOSED to be setting -XX
ermSize=256m now. I guess I'll have to add that back in to my arguments till I have time to slap someone...JVM Arguments for Modded Minecraft (Updated 12/30/13)
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The launcher is SUPPOSED to be setting -XX
ermSize=256m now. I guess I'll have to add that back in to my arguments till I have time to slap someone...The launcher is SUPPOSED to be setting -XX
do please note that this error comes from the vanilla launcher, as I took the JVM arguments for the FTB launcher, and used it on the vanilla launcher
so if you'd need to slap someone I guess it should be someone at Mojang you need to slap
I do have to say though, now that I used your updated JVM code for the FTB launcher which you posted about half an hour ago, and use it on the vanilla launcher, minecraft launches without a problem and the FPS actually improved quite a bit, so much thanks for that
Very nice. I see a noticeable improvement over the previous arguments on 3 different launchers. FTB, MultiMC and Vanilla.
Used the previous arguments and was able to turn old 800MHz DDR2 memory PCs into functioning FTB server and client. I noticed the new updated arguments which require Oracle Java 7 update 45 or higher, can I assume that these arguments will not work on a server with OpenJava running instead?
(Believe me, I have tried to switch OpenJava with Oracle Java with little to no success, still newb with Leenux. Clients do run Oracle Java on Leenux but server runs MineOS Turnkey Leenux.)
(Believe me, I have tried to switch OpenJava with Oracle Java with little to no success, still newb with Leenux. Clients do run Oracle Java on Leenux but server runs MineOS Turnkey Leenux.)
For those that don't know, Leenux = Linux
Do we need to have the slider set at 2 gigs for these to be beneficial? I have 8 gigs, so would it be better for me to have the slider at 4 along with these arguments?
And how do i work this into remotetoolkit? i would like to see if this fixes some of the lagg on my serveres.
This is my config for now:
This is my config for now:
Code:
#Minecraft Remote Toolkit Properties File
#Mon Jan 06 16:28:39 UTC 2014
forced-restart-delay=5m
maximum-heap-size=30G
toolkit-autoshutdown-alerts=10m,5m,1m
disable-heartbeats-on-missing-plugin=true
restart-on-severe-exception=false
server-saveall-period=0
extra-runtime-arguments=-Djline.terminal\=jline.UnsupportedTerminal,-XX\:PermSize\=256M,-XX\:NewRatio\=3,-XX\:SurvivorRatio\=3,-XX\:TargetSurvivorRatio=\80,-XX\:MaxTenuringThreshold=\8,-XX\:+UseParNewGC,-XX\:+UseConcMarkSweepGC,-XX\:MaxGCPauseMillis=\10,-XX\:GCPauseIntervalMillis=\50,-XX\:MaxGCMinorPauseMillis=\7,-XX\:+ExplicitGCInvokesConcurrent,-XX\:+UseCMSInitiatingOccupancyOnly,-XX\:CMSInitiatingOccupancyFraction=\60,-XX\:+BindGCTaskThreadsToCPUs,-Xnoclassgc
force-save-on-restart=true
server-heartbeat-threshold=1m
server-restart-alerts=10m,5m,1m
minecraft-server-jar=craftbukkit.jar
initial-heap-size=4G
overridden-process-arguments=
failed-heartbeat-restart-count=5
filter-ansi-escape-codes=auto
severe-exception-detection-level=1
enable-jline=true
server-arguments=--nojline,nogui
toolkit-autoshutdown-delay=0
server-restart-delay=5h
import-properties=false
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I'm running FTB Monsterpack 1.0.3 on MineOS Turnkey Linux (Debian) Adding these arguments made a major difference. The severe block lag we had was gone and it even seems to use less memory. My server hasn't lagged at all since I added these. BIG thank you.
I assume these arguments don't work in correlation with Optifine? I seem to be fine with one or the other, but when both are on the game crashes during loading.
edit: Nope never mind, it crashes whenever I use arguments now :/ Not sure why, just want to run with less stuttering!
edit: Nope never mind, it crashes whenever I use arguments now :/ Not sure why, just want to run with less stuttering!
Optifine breaks things in several mods due to those mods using custom rendering that optifine interferes with.
The arguments shouldn't prevent you from running minecraft at all. Log please.
Are the settings in the OP optimal for single player offline use? (related: is that SSP?) I thought maybe I'm applying these settings incorrectly and it might be adding to my troubles with my game.
I am overwhelmed with "Memory overburdened" errors in the console with Permgen set to 256 instead of 512 in either FTB or MultiMC5 launcher.
I am also seeing lots of " Can't keep up! Did the system time change, or is the server overloaded?" messages and a weird skipping lagginess. Punching a tree will get the wood, then pop back into place and need punched again, animals will freeze then jump 10 blocks when I try to punch them. It can be as frequent as every two minutes.
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M
12GB RAM
Win 7 64-bit
Java 7u45
MultiMC5 (preferred, FTB launcher sames issues)
Horizons 1.0.10
Thanks!
I am overwhelmed with "Memory overburdened" errors in the console with Permgen set to 256 instead of 512 in either FTB or MultiMC5 launcher.
I am also seeing lots of " Can't keep up! Did the system time change, or is the server overloaded?" messages and a weird skipping lagginess. Punching a tree will get the wood, then pop back into place and need punched again, animals will freeze then jump 10 blocks when I try to punch them. It can be as frequent as every two minutes.
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-2630QM CPU @ 2.00GHz
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560M
12GB RAM
Win 7 64-bit
Java 7u45
MultiMC5 (preferred, FTB launcher sames issues)
Horizons 1.0.10
Thanks!