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v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code and fixes as Dimension Leak Fix 1.0.3 for Fabric. - When you change dimension or return to the menu, the world you left is emptied 3 seconds later, so a mod that still holds it only holds an empty shell. Leaving a singleplayer world also cleans up the stopped integrated server. - Known leaks from other mods are released (Serene Seasons, Jade, Flywheel), touching only the references to the world or server you left. - The log says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later. - Install it on the client. A server does not need it; if a modpack ships it on the server anyway, it loads there and does nothing. - On Minecraft 1.20.1 the same file runs on Forge and on NeoForge. - No config file.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.3: - Leaving a singleplayer world now cleans up the stopped integrated server. When another mod kept a reference to it, the whole server stayed in memory, and every new session added one more next to the running one (about 550 MB per session in our test modpack). Once its thread has ended, its chunk tables, entities and datapack contents (recipes, functions, loot tables, advancements, structure templates) are emptied, and advancement trackers left in the game's shared criteria are unregistered. - Known leaks from other mods are released: Liberty Villagers, Serene Seasons, Fabric API fake players, Jade and Flywheel. Each one was found in a heap dump of a real modpack. Only the references to the world or server you left are removed, and a mod that is not installed is skipped. - The client copy of the recipes is emptied too once the old world's connection is closed, along with the old player's recipe book. The book is kept when you still use it after a respawn. - The cleanup no longer names mods one by one. It empties the maps and lists the old world owns, including fields other mods add to the world with mixins, and including mods that extend the game's managers (Recipe Essentials keeps its own copy of every recipe that way). A container still used by the world you are in is never touched. - If memory use goes over 90% while a cleanup is waiting, it runs right away. - The log now says when a world or server you left is really freed from memory, or that it is still there 5 minutes later, which means another mod is holding it. - Removed the instant cleanup on dimension change and its three mod-specific steps. Collective and Create already clean up after themselves, and clearing AmbientSounds' terrain scanner from outside while its thread was running could crash it. - Removed the forced full garbage collection (System.gc()) 3 seconds after every dimension change. Java frees memory on its own. - Now also available for Forge and NeoForge. - Install it on the client. No config file. Drop-in replacement for 1.0.2.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.2: - Fixes a crash when travelling through a portal alongside mods that keep a reference to an entity, such as Perception. Reported by a user, and the fault was mine. - Until 1.0.1 the cleanup set Entity.level to null on every entity of the world you were leaving, to break the entity-to-world chain that keeps the old world in memory. Vanilla guarantees that field is never null while the entity lives, so nothing guards against it: any mod holding an entity across the transition read null and crashed. That step is gone. - Nothing else changes. The deferred pass still empties the old world's own containers, which needs no such mutation, and the leak the removed step targeted belongs to whichever mod retains the entity in the first place.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.

v1.0.1: - Cleanup now also runs when you return to the main menu and when you load a world, not only on dimension change. This was the transition with the most to reclaim, and it was previously skipped entirely. - Removed the "~X MB freed" figure from the log. It measured what the garbage collector happened to sweep at that moment, not what the mod released, and reported anywhere from 0 MB to 1678 MB for the same amount of work. The log now reports the actual count of released references. - Added support for Minecraft 26.1, 26.1.1, 26.1.2 and 26.2.