Placing new Logic Cables on a large network, causes lag.

[rhullah]

Issue type:

• 🐌 Performance issue

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Short description:

I have, what I assume, is a large network backed by Sophisticated Storage. I also have about 6 Omni-Directional Connectors. I've noticed recently when I place more logic cables, at first the calbe doesn't connect to neighboring cables, the server lags a bit, then the cable connects to neighboring cables and everything resumes as normal.

I've taken a server Spark profile while it happened. I only profiled it for 20 seconds because I wanted to keep it scoped to the action of expanding the network. During this time, I placed a total of 10 logic cables about one every second. They didn't finish fully connecting by the time the 20 second profile was done.

https://spark.lucko.me/RSN4mJ7BKq

I was going to include a Spark Client profile as well, but that turned out all green and didn't show any signs of lag. If you'd still like one, please let me know and I can provide one.

Steps to reproduce the problem:

I'm not exactly sure. I assume it's due to a large network spanning multiple dimensions. I'm hoping the spark profile can help narrow the bottlenecks.

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Versions:

• This mod: 1.24.0
• Minecraft: 1.21.1
• NeoForge: 21.1.89
• Modpack: ATM10 v2.5

Profiler output:

(Given above in the description)

[rubensworks]

Thanks for reporting!

[rubensworks]

Note to self:

[rubensworks]

I made some changes in both Integrated Dynamics and Scripting that should improve things. (releases coming soon)
Should things still be too slow, please let me know here, so I can re-open this issue.

[rhullah]

ATM10 finally made an update which includes InDyn 1.24.1-995 and InScr 1.0.9-162. I tested the placing of cables and it does seem a little faster, but not instant. I can take another Spark profile if you'd like to look at it?

I also noticed you just released a new version to both today. Is there any change in there that may help with that too?

[rhullah]

I did, just cause I was already looking at things. Same as before it's 20 seconds long, placing a cable about ever second:

https://spark.lucko.me/s08HwR9Zk4

spark

spark is a performance profiler for Minecraft clients, servers, and proxies.

[Jack-McKalling]

As a workaround, when having to connect a lot of parts to an already large network, you could first setup the new components as a separate network, and then lastly finally connect the last cable to merge them in one step. This way not every individual part placement will have that lag. I just wanted to mention, as a tip not as a solution.