Technical Survival 1.3 Client-Side and Server-Side [Fabric]
In this version mods are updated and added, but not only that, the server-side version of Technical Survival is also published.
To download the server-side version scroll down until you find the files and download "Technical Survival (Server-Side) 1.3 [Server-Side] [Fabric].mrpack"
Version 1.3 client-side updates and adds the following mods:
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FastQuit (Lets you return to the Title Screen early while your world is still saving in the background!)
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FastLoad (Modifies how worlds are loaded to speed up loading times.)
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LambDynamicLights (A dynamic lights mod for Fabric.)
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More Culling (A mod that changes how multiple types of culling are handled in order to improve performance.)
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Language Reload (Reduces load times and adds fallbacks for languages.)
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AdvancementInfo (Show more information about advancement requirements.)
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Fabrishot (Take insanely large screenshots because why not.)
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Entity Culling (Using async path-tracing to hide Block-/Entities that are not visible.)
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Reese's Sodium Options (Alternative Options Menu for Sodium.)
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MoreChatHistory (Increases the maximum length of chat history.)
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Main Menu Credits (Adds a way of adding information to the user's title screen.)
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Better Beds (Changes the renderer of the bed to use json models instead of a block entity renderer!)
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Exordium (Render the GUI and screens at a lower framerate to speed up what's really important: the worldrendering.)
The server-side version 1.3 aims to optimize performance and add useful functions to survival directly from the server, in fact after installing it you will immediately notice an increase in server performance both in terms of connection and also in terms of rendering and more.
In case there are problems, I invite you to let me know on github!
Technical Survival 1.2 Client-Side and Server-Side [Fabric]
In this version mods are updated and added, but not only that, the server-side version of Technical Survival is also published.
To download the client-side version scroll down until you find the files and download "Technical Survival 1.2[Fabric].mrpack"
Version 1.2 client-side updates and adds the following mods:
BSS (fabric-1.19.4) - v2.9:
- Fixed a lot of major bugs.
- Added a config feature to enable/disable GUI mobs following the cursor on the betterstats screen.
- v2.9 added a little panel on the "General statistics" tab that shows the name and UUID of the player whose stats you're currently looking at. This update expands on that.
- TCDCommons implemented a "player badge" system, and this - mod implements a GUI for viewing "player badge" statistics. All betterstats's badges are client-side, while other mods can also "register" their own "badges". This feature can be disabled for those who don't want it or don't like it or don't want it in their mod-packs. Again.
Fastload+1.18.2-1.20-3.4.0(Modifies how worlds are loaded to speed up loading times.):
- Fixed a couple bugs, improved internal api, updated some dependencies, updated embedded fabric api to support the latest snapshot.
The server-side version 1.2 aims to optimize performance and add useful functions to survival directly from the server, in fact after installing it you will immediately notice an increase in server performance both in terms of connection and also in terms of rendering and more.
I leave you the mods that are present on the server side:
- Concurrent Chunk Management Engine(A Fabric mod designed to improve the chunk performance of Minecraft.)
- Carpet
- Carpet Extra (Extra Features for Carpet Mod)
- Carpet TIS Addition (collection of carpet mod style useful tools and interesting features)
- Carpet autoCraftingTable
- Cloth Config (Configuration Library for Minecraft Mods)
- FerriteCore (Memory usage optimizations.)
- Fastload (Modifies how worlds are loaded to speed up loading times.)
- Krypton (A mod to optimize the Minecraft networking stack.)
- LazyDFU (Makes the game boot faster by deferring non-essential initialization.)
- Lithium (No-compromises game logic/server optimization mod.)
- Memory Leak Fix (A mod that fixes random memory leaks for both the client and server.)
- Maintenance Mode (Put your server in Maintenance Mode.)
- Simple Discord Link (A simple Minecraft -> Discord Chat Link bot with Whitelisting. Setup: https://modrinth.com/mod/sdlink )
- Smooth Boot (Improve Minecraft CPU scheduling.)
- Sodium (Modern rendering engine and client-side optimization mod for Minecraft.)
- Spark (spark is a performance profiler for Minecraft clients, servers and proxies.)
- Starlight (Rewrites the light engine to fix lighting performance and lighting errors.)
- Worldedit
- Xaero's Minimap (Displays the nearby world terrain, players, mobs, entities in the corner of your screen.)
- Xaero's World Map (Adds a full screen world map which shows you what you have explored in the world.)
In case there are problems, I invite you to let me know on github!
Technical Survival 1.1 [Fabric]
The following mods have been updated to the latest versions (may still be unstable):
Sodium 0.4.11
- Added a new optimization nicknamed Render Pass Consolidation, which can reduce the number of render passes in chunk rendering and hopefully eliminate some CPU/GPU overhead (up to 15-30% faster)
- Added a change for mipmapping to make it look nicer.
- Added Vanilla Tweaks' "Nicer Fast Leaves" pack by default to fix an issue with mipmapping.
- Added an option for specifying a No Error Context (enabled by default), which can slightly reduce CPU overhead in rendering by disabling OpenGL error checking, when it is supported (up to 2-3% faster)
- Implemented some optimizations for block face culling.
- Fixed texture corruption that could occur when rendering certain particles.
Sodium Extra 0.4.19
In case there are problems, I invite you to let me know on github!
Technical Survival 1.0 [Fabric] Release
Official release of the Technical Survival modpack which with its various mods aims to improve the minecraft survival experience both in terms of performance but also in very useful features
In case there are problems, I invite you to let me know on github!