I have put together a group of mods that I'm messing around with using forge. After a few minutes a spike of lag appears and lasts for a few seconds and the game continues normally until the next lag spike. So far I don't see any specific time or place this occurs. I have about 8 gigs of ram allocated to Minecraft, when the spike occurs the usage jumps up from 20% to 99% . Minecraft is being run on 1.7.10. My question is there a way to tell what mod is causing this issue without having to go through each mod and testing it?
You should just take out one mod at a time and go on a test world and see if that does anything(EX: Remove (Lets just say orespawn) play around for a bit if there is no lag take note that orespawn was the cause if there is lag take note that orespawn is ok)
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I have put together a group of mods that I'm messing around with using forge. After a few minutes a spike of lag appears and lasts for a few seconds and the game continues normally until the next lag spike. So far I don't see any specific time or place this occurs. I have about 8 gigs of ram allocated to Minecraft, when the spike occurs the usage jumps up from 20% to 99% . Minecraft is being run on 1.7.10. My question is there a way to tell what mod is causing this issue without having to go through each mod and testing it?
You can either just remove mods to find the source or use optifine to maybe help the problem.
I like to make weird mods.
You should just take out one mod at a time and go on a test world and see if that does anything(EX: Remove (Lets just say orespawn) play around for a bit if there is no lag take note that orespawn was the cause if there is lag take note that orespawn is ok)
I like to make weird mods.