Chunk Loading Profiler
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Profiles chunk loading performance
Enhances game performance and optimizes resource usage.
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This mod profiles the time it takes for each chunk loading stage. To start profiling, run `/profilechunk <ticks to profile>`.
The result will be saved in `logs/profiler/`. It will contain the following stages:
- Initialization: The chunks load some basic stuff. Should be very fast
- Biome: The chunks decide what biomes are present. The more biomes you havve, the slower this process will be.
- Terrain: The chunk generates the basic blocks. Should take the longest
- Surface: The biome-specific surface look. Details are attributable to mods.
- Carver: Things that modifies the terrain. Such as caves and canyons
- Decoration: Trees, ores, and structures. Details are attributable to mods.
- Spawn: Add initial mobs
- Finalization: The final processing. Should be very fast unless mods are doing stuff here.
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