ThreadTweak REUPLOAD FABRIC
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Improve and tweak Minecraft thread scheduling. Fork of Smooth Boot for ≥1.20
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Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
Enhances game performance and optimizes resource usage.
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THIS IS JUST AN UPLOAD FOR THE 1.20.1 NOT THE ORIGINAL -
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ORIGINAL LINKS: ThreadTweak - Minecraft Mod
CURSEFORGE: ThreadTweak Reforged - Minecraft Mods - CurseForge
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curseforge admins, this shouldnt harm any copyright claims, this is just an reupload that people can use it on 1.20.1
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ThreadTweak lets you improve and tweak Minecraft CPU scheduling. It is a maintained version of the original Smooth Boot mod, allowing you to still change CPU thread priorities in-game.
Why was this made if it's no longer needed?
While the main function of Smooth Boot was fixed in 1.19.4, the mod still allows you to adjust thread priorities, which can still be quite beneficial on some systems as shown in UltimateBoomer/mc-smoothboot #54.
Is this faster than the original mod?
Not in any way - this is simply a maintained version of the final version of Smooth Boot. There may or may not be extra features or improvements added as requested or while I have the time.
<details open=""> <summary>Email with permission from the original author</summary>Hello Devin,
I certainly have no problems if you want to maintain a fork of Smooth Boot for future versions of Minecraft. I understand that Smooth Boot can still be useful in version 1.20 and later, though personally I'm not interested in maintaining the mod right now. I also suggest a different name to be used, though you don't have to if you don't want to. Smooth Boot's original purpose of making Minecraft launch faster is no longer necessary, so a different name would convey the purpose of the mod more accurately.
Thanks,
UltimateBoomer
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This is a Neo/Forge port of the Fabric mod which means it is unofficial
No support for Neo/Forge will be given in their discord, for support please join my Discord.
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ThreadTweak lets you improve and tweak Minecraft CPU scheduling. It is a maintained version of the original Smooth Boot mod, allowing you to still change CPU thread priorities in-game.
Why was this made if it's no longer needed?
While the main function of Smooth Boot was fixed in 1.19.4, the mod still allows you to adjust thread priorities, which can still be quite beneficial on some systems as shown in UltimateBoomer/mc-smoothboot #54.
Is this faster than the original mod?
Not in any way - this is simply a maintained version of the final version of Smooth Boot. There may or may not be extra features or improvements added as requested or while I have the time.
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ThreadTweak lets you improve and tweak Minecraft CPU scheduling. It is a maintained version of the original Smooth Boot mod, allowing you to still change CPU thread priorities in-game.
Why was this made if it's no longer needed?
While the main function of Smooth Boot was fixed in 1.19.4, the mod still allows you to adjust thread priorities, which can still be quite beneficial on some systems as shown in UltimateBoomer/mc-smoothboot #54.
Is this faster than the original mod?
Not in any way - this is simply a maintained version of the final version of Smooth Boot. There may or may not be extra features or improvements added as requested or while I have the time.
Email with permission from the original author
Hello Devin,
I certainly have no problems if you want to maintain a fork of Smooth Boot for future versions of Minecraft. I understand that Smooth Boot can still be useful in version 1.20 and later, though personally I'm not interested in maintaining the mod right now. I also suggest a different name to be used, though you don't have to if you don't want to. Smooth Boot's original purpose of making Minecraft launch faster is no longer necessary, so a different name would convey the purpose of the mod more accurately.
Thanks,
UltimateBoomer
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