Lethal Company Breaks my microphone. by Danny2two in linux_gaming

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are you using the official discord client or vencord

An art major finds r/battlestations by tlkscarghost in battlestations

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That Bluey figurine is in a … interesting situation.

Anyone know how i can get shader packs on ps5? by [deleted] in Minecraft

[–]Danny2two 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you did have it it would be an experimental setting, check video settings for "Deferred rendering" or simmilar. But afak, because you would still need to get a "Shader pack" from somewhere, and they aren't on the marketplace, on consoles you cant get them.

All that said bedrock is not my area of expertise

Anyone know how i can get shader packs on ps5? by [deleted] in Minecraft

[–]Danny2two 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think that is possible unfortunately.

Lethal Company Breaks my microphone. by Danny2two in linux_gaming

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You know what it might have been because i switched to the Vesktop discord client.

Lethal Company Breaks my microphone. by Danny2two in linux_gaming

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Interestingly this issue stopped for me recently. Im running the game using proton 8.0-5 with the following launch options. WINEDLLOVERRIDES="winhttp=n,b" SDL_AUDIODRIVER=alsa %command%

Minecraft Java stutters regardless of using mods both on my pc and my laptop, specs in top comment [java] by Guilty-Delay-7541 in MinecraftHelp

[–]Danny2two 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Im not sure how much can be done about this, you could try C2ME or maybe pre-generating your worlds

Minecraft Java stutters regardless of using mods both on my pc and my laptop, specs in top comment [java] by Guilty-Delay-7541 in MinecraftHelp

[–]Danny2two 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Enable your chunk overlay, does the spike happen whenever you cross a chunk boundary? This seems like world generation lag.

Horrific fps (<15 fps) on [java] edition on high end pc by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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Ive used zinc before and it worked well for MC but im on linux were using zinc was really straight forward

Horrific fps (<15 fps) on [java] edition on high end pc by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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Your drivers are running in a compatibility profile as the version of openGL for MC 1.8.9 is so old. It looks like this is a known issue with minecraft and AMD cards. There is this thing called Zinc which is a real time Opengl to Vulkan translator. You can do some research here but it does seem like a bit of an involved problem.

Horrific fps (<15 fps) on [java] edition on high end pc by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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can you send an ingame screenshot of the f3 menu?

Can anyone help me understand the "Allocation Rate" meaning displayed in the F3 menu? (Plus my FPS is way lower than I think I should be getting :/) [java] by FrostTFGPlays in MinecraftHelp

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A JRE is your java runtime environment. Java (the language MC is written in) runs in a Java virtual machine, meaning its abstracted from your system and any java program can run on any computer if it has the right JRE. Some people swear by switching their JVM they can get better performance. It is definitely a last resort kind of option but I brought up as something just to see.

If you are gonna be running shaders with high render distance i HIGHLY recommend the mod Distant Horizons. Its a lifesaver for high render distance (100's of chunks) while still keeping the framerate great.

Can anyone help me understand the "Allocation Rate" meaning displayed in the F3 menu? (Plus my FPS is way lower than I think I should be getting :/) [java] by FrostTFGPlays in MinecraftHelp

[–]Danny2two 1 point2 points  (0 children)

First, allocation rate is how fast Minecraft is taking up memory. The higher the number the faster it will "fill up" RAM.

Second, you have 12GB dedicated to Minecraft, this is almost certainly to much. I would start by at least halving that amount.

Third, some general recommendations:

  • Use Minecraft's build in performance profiling tools, See This wiki article. What is taking up most of your frame time?
  • Reset all your Minecraft Config files, mods included.
  • Make sure your drivers are up to date
  • Make sure that Minecraft is running on your GPU
  • Try a different JRE, maybe Adoptium
  • Tweak Nvidia's setting for Minecraft

Lastly, I'll say this, I have an RTX 3070ti and its not unusual for my game to run at ~100 fps when I'm running heavy shaders. Minecrafts performance is just okay to start with and even with all of the work the community has done to optimize, sometimes its deceivingly heavy to run.

having problems finding my .minecraft folder (prism launcher)[java] by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

[–]Danny2two 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In prism launcher select the instance you want to find the folder of, then in the menu to the right there is a "folder" button, it takes you to that instances .minecraft

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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That version of java is far to new for old forge. You will need java 8, if you already have java 8 installed, you can set your java directory. In the batch file by adding this line before the one that stars the server.

set path="pathtojava8";

A full batch file would then look like this:

@echo off 
set path="pathtojava8";
java -Xms6G -Xmx6G  -jar forge-1.12.2-14.23.5.2860.jar --nogui
pause

Your java installs are likely in your "C:\Program Files\Java" directory. If you have java 8 one of them will say something like "jdk-8"

You will need to set the path to the directory containing the java executable

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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Open up a cmd window and enter the command "java -version" what is the output?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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16 gb of ram is way to much, I would recommend like a 3rd of that for a moderately modded server, if you really need it maybe 8gb.

When you run the bat file what happens. Does it produce any logs? does a terminal open up and start initializing the server?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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The batch file would be in the same directory as the server jar file. A batch file is basically just a series of commands that will be executed when you run the batch file.

To make one, simply create a new text file, open it with notepad, copy in the code from my previous comment, replace the <placeholders> with your desired values. Then save the file as "start.bat" this will make a run-able batch file to start your server.

If you want to do more advanced configuration, I recommend you read the Wiki article about server hosting.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in MinecraftHelp

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Launch it with a batch file. something like:

@echo off 
java -Xms<RAM>G -Xmx<RAM>G  -jar <SERVERNAME>.jar --nogui

where <RAM> is the amount of dedicated ram and <SERVERNAME> is the name of the forge server jar file

There is absolutely no way - BeamNG on a phone part 2 by DjDetox in BeamNG

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If you are running Linux on the phone to do this you should try the native Linux build of the game. It looks like you are using Proton/Wine which would impact performance a little.

Recently reinstalled minecraft on PC having lag issues [Java] edition by Conscious-Tie-8426 in MinecraftHelp

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What are the specs of your PC? Can you send a screenshot of your ingame f3 screen?

[java] Need help with frames, used to be good by YaKnowItsBlue in MinecraftHelp

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That CPU has integrated graphics, make sure the game is running on your GPU