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Eslium

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Eslium

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Eslium is a project to predict more things client-side. For example, if you want to use a Crystal, you must wait for the server validation for it to appear. This mod fixes that and therefore compensates for the ping.

Predictions implemented

Minecarts

When using any type of minecart on a rail, the spawn of the minecart is predicted

End Crystal

When using an end crystal on obisidian or bedrock, the spawn of the end crystal is predicted

Predictions ComingSoon™

  • Lunge enchant
  • Anchors
  • Cooldowns
  • Consumables
  • Elytra
  • Firework rocket
  • Swap
  • Inventory
  • Cushion
  • Entity pose
  • Wind charge
  • Jukebox
  • Crossbow
  • Pickup entities
  • Trident
  • Weapons
  • Bottle o' Enchanting
  • Experience
  • Ender Pearls
  • Potions
  • Pick Block
  • Cactus damage
  • Bed
  • Fishing Rod
  • Lead
  • Boat
  • Snowball
  • Spawn Eggs
  • Egg
  • Armor Stand
  • Note block
  • Item frame
  • Dyes
  • Interfaces
  • Void damage
  • Game mode change
  • Potion Effects
  • Tchat
  • Sounds
  • Crafting
  • Scaffolding
  • Knockback
  • Fall damage

Configuration

Default configuration

``` { "enabled": true, "version": 1, "crystal": { "enabled": true }, "minecart": { "enabled": true }, "simulatedDesync": 50 } ```

FAQ

How it works ?

This mod uses mixins to inject code into Minecraft code. During certain actions, if implemented, the behavior of a vanilla server is replicated on the client side.

Is this mod a cheat?

You might think this mod is a cheat because it gives an advantage to those who don't have it, and these kinds of mods often raise these kinds of questions.

Here are a few points :

  • Some people naturally have lower ping, yet it is not considered cheating

  • It is possible to have 0ms ping behavior in vanilla, but it is also possible to have it (as far as it is implemented) with any ping and Eslium.

  • Some mods remain accepted by the community but their behavior is impossible to reproduce in vanilla. I'm thinking in particular of Health Indicator, Armor HUD, AppleSkin, FreeCam, and Ok Zoomer.

  • This mod has been accepted by Modrinth and some PvP servers, such as

    • PvPClub
    • FadedMC
    • Turtled
    • CatPvP
    • Minemen

  • Sodium optimize FPS, Lithium optimize MSPT / TPS, Eslium optimize the ping's impact.

  • Other ping's optimizer are allowed, such as Marlow's Crystal Optimizer, Hero's Elytra Optimizer, Consumable Optimizer or Anchor Optimizer

Is this likely to break the desynchronization of the client-server tick loop?

No. This desynchronization is simulated by an artificial time delay of half a tick.

Am I going to flag the anticheats?

This mod is designed to not trigger anticheats. The way it works is by only adding the entities client-side when they are rendered and at the moment of their ticking, without letting them interacting with anything real. So no, you won't if you use the recommended versions.

Note: I played for months with this mod and I have never been banned

Which branch should I install?

  • Release versions are safe to use

  • Beta might behave weirdly but shouldn't flag any anticheat

  • Alpha versions may be unstable and are only here to test the new functionnalities and fixes, regardless of their stability.

For a casual player, beta or release versions are recommended.

Compatibility

Eslium should work on any client.

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Eslium

Modrinth Icon Github Icon Discord Icon

Eslium is a project to predict more things client-side. For example, if you want to use a Crystal, you must wait for the server validation for it to appear. This mod fixes that and therefore compensates for the ping.

Predictions implemented

Minecarts

When using any type of minecart on a rail, the spawn of the minecart is predicted

End Crystal

When using an end crystal on obisidian or bedrock, the spawn of the end crystal is predicted

Predictions ComingSoon™ :

Predictions ComingSoon™
  • Lunge enchant
  • Anchors
  • Cooldowns
  • Consumables
  • Elytra
  • Firework rocket
  • Swap
  • Inventory
  • Cushion
  • Entity pose
  • Wind charge
  • Jukebox
  • Crossbow
  • Pickup entities
  • Trident
  • Weapons
  • Bottle o' Enchanting
  • Experience
  • Ender Pearls
  • Potions
  • Pick Block
  • Cactus damage
  • Bed
  • Fishing Rod
  • Lead
  • Boat
  • Snowball
  • Spawn Eggs
  • Egg
  • Armor Stand
  • Note block
  • Item frame
  • Dyes
  • Interfaces
  • Void damage
  • Game mode change
  • Potion Effects
  • Tchat
  • Sounds
  • Crafting
  • Scaffolding
  • Knockback
  • Fall damage

Configuration

Default configuration 
{
  "enabled": true,
  "version": 1,
  "crystal": {
    "enabled": true
  },
  "minecart": {
    "enabled": true
  },
  "simulatedDesync": 0
}
Explanation

  • enabled Enable or disable the mod

  • version Version of the configuration. Do not touch!

  • crystal

    • enabled Enable or disable the crystal prediction

    • minecart

      • enabled Enable or disable the minecart prediction

    • simulatedDesync Percentage of maximum client-server tick desynchronization time used to simulate vanilla desynchronization. Useful for replicating vanilla desynchronization. In singleplayer this would be 0, and on a local server this would be at 50 on average. Note that server packets always have priority over delayed packets, which means if the server sends a packet before this artificial delay, the effective desync is reduced. That's why setting it to 50 doesn't mean you will always have half a tick of delay
      min: 0 max: 100

FAQ

How it works ?

This mod uses mixins to inject code into Minecraft code. During certain actions, if implemented, the behavior of a vanilla server is replicated on the client side.

Is this mod a cheat?

You might think this mod is a cheat because it gives an advantage to those who don't have it, and these kinds of mods often raise these kinds of questions.

Here are a few points :

  • Some people naturally have lower ping, yet it is not considered cheating

  • It is possible to have 0ms ping behavior in vanilla, but it is also possible to have it (as far as it is implemented) with any ping and Eslium.

  • Some mods remain accepted by the community but their behavior is impossible to reproduce in vanilla. I'm thinking in particular of Health Indicator, Armor HUD, AppleSkin, FreeCam, and Ok Zoomer.

  • This mod has been accepted by Modrinth and some PvP servers, such as

    • PvPClub
    • FadedMC
    • Turtled
    • CatPvP
    • Minemen

    • Sodium optimize FPS, Lithium optimize MSPT / TPS, Eslium optimize the ping's impact.

    • Other ping's optimizer are allowed, such as Marlow's Crystal Optimizer, Hero's Elytra Optimizer, Consumable Optimizer or Anchor Optimizer

Is this likely to break the desynchronization of the client-server tick loop?

No. This desynchronization is simulated by an artificial time delay of half a tick.

Am I going to flag the anticheats?

This mod is designed to not trigger anticheats. The way it works is by only adding the entities client-side when they are rendered and at the moment of their ticking, without letting them interacting with anything real. So no, you won't if you use the recommended versions.

Note: I played for months with this mod and I have never been banned

Which branch should I install?

  • Release versions are safe to use

  • Beta might behave weirdly but shouldn't flag any anticheat

  • Alpha versions may be unstable and are only here to test the new functionnalities and fixes, regardless of their stability.

For a casual player, beta or release versions are recommended.

Compatibility

Eslium should work on any client.