Published Jun 14th, 2015, 6/14/15 11:25 am
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Lagometer in one Schematic
-An useful tool for keeping track of lags in your Minecraft world
Did you ever want to keep track of lags on your server or inside your Vanilla Minecraft world without having to use mods or special server plugins to keep track of everything?
Well here is a simple solution which doesn't take you more than putting one little schematic anywhere into your world!
This so called "Lagometer" can make lag on your server or on your Minecraft map visible.
It is especially useful when you don't want to use modified versions of servers such as Bukkit or Spigot and still need to find out about resource intensitivity problems.
1. Download the latest version of MC-Edit (Unified)
2. Run MC-Edit and open the world where you want to install the Lagometer
3. Click on "Import" in your hotbar
4. Place the Schematic wherever you want
5. Start up your Minecraft (latest version)
6. Right click the "INSTALL MODULE" sign in the corner of the structure
The Sidebar
Time: Shows the amount of real time ticks (20/s) that passed by.
The time shows you the actual real time using the worldborder instead of using redstone, so it is way more reliable.
Ticks: Shows the amount of redstone ticks (20/s) that passed by.
Unlike the world border, redstone ticks can be slowed down by lag.
TotalLag: Shows the current difference between real time and redstone ticks.
The higher this value is, the higher the total amount of lag that ever occured on your server is.
LagPerSecond: Shows the difference between the current TotalLag value and the one from 1 second ago.
This means that it shows you how fast the TotalLag value of a server is increasing.
New Commands
/gamerule lagometer 0
This command deactivates announcements when lag occurs.
Announcements are activated by default.
/gamerule lagometer 1
This command activates announcements when lag occurs.
Announcements are activated by default.
-An useful tool for keeping track of lags in your Minecraft world
Did you ever want to keep track of lags on your server or inside your Vanilla Minecraft world without having to use mods or special server plugins to keep track of everything?
Well here is a simple solution which doesn't take you more than putting one little schematic anywhere into your world!
| What is this for? |
It is especially useful when you don't want to use modified versions of servers such as Bukkit or Spigot and still need to find out about resource intensitivity problems.
| Installation Guide |
2. Run MC-Edit and open the world where you want to install the Lagometer
3. Click on "Import" in your hotbar
4. Place the Schematic wherever you want
5. Start up your Minecraft (latest version)
6. Right click the "INSTALL MODULE" sign in the corner of the structure
| Documentation: |
The Sidebar
Time: Shows the amount of real time ticks (20/s) that passed by.
The time shows you the actual real time using the worldborder instead of using redstone, so it is way more reliable.
Ticks: Shows the amount of redstone ticks (20/s) that passed by.
Unlike the world border, redstone ticks can be slowed down by lag.
TotalLag: Shows the current difference between real time and redstone ticks.
The higher this value is, the higher the total amount of lag that ever occured on your server is.
LagPerSecond: Shows the difference between the current TotalLag value and the one from 1 second ago.
This means that it shows you how fast the TotalLag value of a server is increasing.
New Commands
/gamerule lagometer 0
This command deactivates announcements when lag occurs.
Announcements are activated by default.
/gamerule lagometer 1
This command activates announcements when lag occurs.
Announcements are activated by default.
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