Opticraft Community

Well... I have a few suggestions on how to "quicken" up your Minecraft!

1. Optifine
     I think most of you people already know this, but Optifine can increase your FPS by quite a lot

Link to forums post: here
Link to website: here

2. Razer Game Booster
     This is a software that disables useless features of your computer while you are gaming, so you can extract the max from your gaming experience. This probably works for all games!

Link to website: here

3. Allocate more memory to Minecraft

Go to "Edit Profile"
Check "JVM Arguments"
Change the number based on your computer's RAM

(Be careful not to allocate all of it! Your PC still needs to do other things!)


More coming soon...

How much ram do you recommend for minecraft?

Quote from: jacobthebest1 on September 22, 2013, 04:24:20 PM
How much ram do you recommend for minecraft?

Depends what you're doing.
For normal playing, with no mods, 1gb is generally enough.
For playing with large scale redstone/many entities/Amplified world/etc. go for 2-4gb
For playing things like Feed The Beast, or other large scale modpacks, I'd go for 4.

But as I said, it all depends on your computer, where/what you're doing, what texture pack you're using, how many people are near you and more.

Well really, texture packs/resource packs won't make you lag much. Only if you get to 128x128 will you start to experience any sort of framerate drop.

Quote from: RuthlessTomato on September 22, 2013, 07:10:38 PM
Well really, texture packs/resource packs won't make you lag much. Only if you get to 128x128 will you start to experience any sort of framerate drop.

I play on a very lightweight (and old, upgrading sometime soon) laptop, 64*64 can make me lag. It all depends on the player.

Just a note that I might add to the post, although I need some confirmation on this:

If you are going to allocate more memory to Minecraft, you don't really need much more than 512 mb, unless you run some hardcore mod that poops lag. Probably at most 1GB of RAM allocated is enough.
Also, try not to allocate more than half of your computer's total RAM.

[spoiler=GB->MB]1 GB=1024 MB
1.5 GB=1536 MB
2 GB=2048 MB
2.5 GB=2560 MB
...[/spoiler]

The only possible way to deal with such kind of lag is to add hardware and software capacity of your system. You should get a better Graphic Card and download Reginout to sort out this issue. A powerful system should be less laggy and one can enjoy gmaes much more.

Quote from: albertjames on July 28, 2014, 01:30:42 AM
The only possible way to deal with such kind of lag is to add hardware and software capacity of your system. You should get a better Graphic Card and download Reginout to sort out this issue. A powerful system should be less laggy and one can enjoy gmaes much more.

Actually I've heard Minecraft was a game that depends more on the CPU than the GPU unlike other games, but I could be wrong. Not that getting a better graphics card isn't a good idea, because in reality it's probably the easiest (not including having to pay money) way to increase FPS in any game.

Graphics card won't help for shit unless you're running shaders or mods of that sort. Also, quick note, you can only allocate more than 1 gigabyte to minecraft (or any java program) if you're running a 64 bit OS and a 64 bit java. And when allocating you don't have to put the MB count, but rather this kind of thing:
-XmX3G -Xms2G