Tick Stabilizer

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Tick Stabilizer is a performance utility mod that prevents Minecraft servers from executing excessive ticks after a lag spike.

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tickstabilizer-fabric-1.0.1.jar
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CurseForge
Modrinth

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Tick Stabilizer is a lightweight mod that prevents Minecraft from overcompensating ticks after a lag spike. Instead of executing dozens of missed ticks in a single burst, this mod introduces a configurable minimum interval between ticks to ensure smoother, more stable gameplay.

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  • Enforces a minimum delay between ticks (default: 50ms)
  • Prevents "tick bursts" after lag or performance drops
  • Simple configuration via config/tickstabilizer.json
  • No gameplay changes - pure performance utility
  • Fully compatible with other performance mods

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{
  "tickIntervalMs": 50
}

Minimum: 15 ms Maximum: 50 ms If you set a value outside this range, it will be automatically corrected.

Recommended For

  • Modpacks with heavy worldgen or AI activity
  • Large multiplayer servers
  • Players who want smooth, consistent TPS with fewer bursts

Used in the Legends Reborn: Medieval modpack.

Tick Stabilizer is a lightweight mod that prevents Minecraft from overcompensating ticks after a lag spike. Instead of executing dozens of missed ticks in a single burst, this mod introduces a configurable minimum interval between ticks to ensure smoother, more stable gameplay.

Features

  • Enforces a minimum delay between ticks (default: 50ms)
  • Prevents "tick bursts" after lag or performance drops
  • Simple configuration via config/tickstabilizer.json
  • No gameplay changes - pure performance utility
  • Fully compatible with other performance mods

Configuration

{
  "tickIntervalMs": 50
}

Minimum: 15 ms Maximum: 50 ms If you set a value outside this range, it will be automatically corrected.

Recommended For

  • Modpacks with heavy worldgen or AI activity
  • Large multiplayer servers
  • Players who want smooth, consistent TPS with fewer bursts

Used in the Legends Reborn: Medieval modpack.

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