Tick Stabilizer

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.

v1.0.2: - First release for Forge and NeoForge. Same code as Tick Stabilizer 1.0.2 for Fabric. - After a lag spike the server does not run the missed ticks back to back: ticks keep starting at least 50 ms apart, with no burst of fast ticks. - The wait between ticks is spent on chunk loading and world generation, as in vanilla, so world generation runs as fast as without the mod. - /tick sprint (1.20.3 and later) is left alone, and a /tick rate faster than 20 is followed. - /tickstabilizer command for operators: shows the interval, sets it with /tickstabilizer interval <15-50>, and reloads the config file with /tickstabilizer reload. - config/tickstabilizer.json in the game's config folder. A value outside 15-50 ms is clamped, with a warning in the log; an empty or broken file does not crash the server. - Install it on the server, or in singleplayer. Clients joining a server do not need it.