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Bug
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Resolution: Duplicate
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None
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Minecraft 19w07a, Minecraft 19w08a
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None
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Windows 10, lots o' RAM, other specs are in screenshots.
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Unconfirmed
Symptom - Growing bamboo within a chunk causes lag within a radius of the chunk where the bamboo is located. If inside the radius then there's a very noticeable lag spike every time bamboo is growing. If outside the radius then there's no lag spike at all while the bamboo is growing.
How to duplicate - Create a flat peaceful world. Plant bamboo on every block within a single chunk. Wait for the bamboo to grow and you'll notice lag spikes as the bamboo gets taller. Crouch-walk away from the growing bamboo and find the block under you where the lag completely stops, and place a block on the ground. Continue testing the area around the bamboo until you've drawn a border where the lag is noticeable, and you'll draw a circle.
Pictures:
bamboo_range = x/z radius where lag is evident.
bamboo_outside = if player is outside of the circle, there's no bamboo lag.
bamboo_inside = if player is inside the circle, there's lag spikes when bamboo is growing.
bamboo_oborder = if a block is updated outside of the chunk border where the bamboo is located then there will be no lag.
bamboo_iborder = if a block is updated on or inside of the chunk border where the bamboo is located then there will be a lag spike.
Other observations - The circular range also follows the 'y' axis, so the lag range is spherical rather than circular. I haven't yet tested this lag issue with other plants besides bamboo.
- duplicates
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MC-123584 Updating blocks creates lag spikes proportional to geometry in chunk section
- Reopened