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Moonrise

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Optimisation mod for dedicated and integrated server.

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Minecraft
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Either Side, Better on Both

Works on the client or the server alone, but does more when on both.

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GNU General Public License v3.0 only
Latest Version
Moonrise-Fabric 1.1.2+151ce65

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Moonrise

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Moonrise is a Fabric/NeoForge mod for optimising performance of the integrated (singleplayer/LAN) and dedicated server. Effectively all of Moonrise's changes are included in Paper, except those from Paper that intentionally change gameplay.

Moonrise can run on either the client or server, but primarily benefits the server.

Purpose

Moonrise aims to optimise the game without changing Vanilla behaviour. If you use Moonrise on the client, most of the affected areas only affect the integrated server or small of the client tick. This means that improvements client side would behave similar to Lithium.

Optimised areas

  • Entity movement/collisions/physics/tracking
  • Chunk ticking/loading/generation/saving
  • Block/Entity retrieval (which systems like pathfinding and entity AI use frequently)

These changes result in measurably lower tick times on servers, and they improve chunk loading/generation.

Responsiveness improvements

  • Improve/fix the server list server ping UI (client install only)
  • Handle packets sent while the integrated/dedicated server is waiting for next tick (lowering perceived latency)
  • Lower worker thread count by default for low core systems (improving stability on them at cost of chunk loading speed)
  • Reduce TPS catchup by default (stops the server from speeding up when it momentarily lags)

Known Compatibility Issues

Please see Github for known incompatibilities.

Configuration

Moonrise provides documented configuration options (the config itself contains the documentation) for tuning the chunk system and enabling bugfixes in the config file $mcdir$/config/moonrise.yml. Important configuration options may be configured from the mods menu as well.

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Moonrise

Modrinth CurseForge Release Discord License

Moonrise is a Fabric/NeoForge mod for optimising performance of the integrated (singleplayer/LAN) and dedicated server. Effectively all of Moonrise's changes are included in Paper, except those from Paper that intentionally change gameplay.

Moonrise can run on either the client or server, but primarily benefits the server.

Purpose

Moonrise aims to optimise the game without changing Vanilla behaviour. If you use Moonrise on the client, most of the affected areas only affect the integrated server or small of the client tick. This means that improvements client side would behave similar to Lithium.

Optimised areas

  • Entity movement/collisions/physics/tracking
  • Chunk ticking/loading/generation/saving
  • Block/Entity retrieval (which systems like pathfinding and entity AI use frequently)

These changes result in measurably lower tick times on servers, and they improve chunk loading/generation.

Responsiveness improvements

  • Improve/fix the server list server ping UI (client install only)
  • Handle packets sent while the integrated/dedicated server is waiting for next tick (lowering perceived latency)
  • Lower worker thread count by default for low core systems (improving stability on them at cost of chunk loading speed)
  • Reduce TPS catchup by default (stops the server from speeding up when it momentarily lags)

Known Compatibility Issues

Mod Status
Lithium
✅ compatibleLithium optimises many of the same parts of the game as Moonrise, for example the chunk system. Moonrise will automatically disable conflicting parts of Lithium. This mechanism needs to be manually validated for each Moonrise and Lithium release.
FerriteCore
✅ compatibleFerriteCore optimises some of the same parts of the game as Moonrise. Moonrise will automatically disable conflicting parts of FerriteCore. This mechanism needs to be manually validated for each Moonrise and FerriteCore release.
C2ME
❌ incompatibleC2ME is based around modifications to the chunk system, which Moonrise replaces wholesale. This makes them fundamentally incompatible.

Configuration

Moonrise provides documented configuration options (the config itself contains the documentation) for tuning the chunk system and enabling bugfixes in the config file $mcdir$/config/moonrise.yml. Important configuration options may be configured from the mods menu as well.

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