I get around 250 FPS in a flat world and for every floating flower I add, I get a major framerate drop. About 10 flowers drops me down to around 15 FPS.

I'm running Linux with Java 1.8 and I've had this issue since 1.8.4. I don't know how to debug it and give you some concrete information to go with. Any ideas?

Okay so here's the deal for this:

1. I made the TESR use face quads properly, this gave me a 5fps ish boost
2. I rewrote all the models completely to use less cubes, giving me another 5-10fps ish boost
3. I added a config to render the floating flowers statically. Having this on means they render extremely fast (as fast as normal blocks like stone or fences aka nearly instantaneously), but don't animate at all. This is for the people that spam a ton of them :P
4. Going forward I'm investigating options to improve the animated version further. Forge has something called a FastTESR that I'm experimenting with. Hopefully something comes to fruition. But the animated version should be faster now as is, and hopefully even faster with the FastTESR.

This will all be in next build.

Thanks for the patience, I'll be making another issue to track the FastTESR experimentation, so closing this out.

Are these special floating flower (generating/functional) or just normal ones? If just one, does it happen with the other kind?

I've tried with the flower that generates mana from lava and the flower that makes crops grow faster. I haven't tried a decorative one.

can you try and see if the same thing happens with one of the decorative ones (floating purple flower / floating glimmering purple flower, etc.)

Then its either the 3D model, or forge.. Try updating both Forge and Botania
On Jul 31, 2016 19:26, "Hund" [email protected] wrote:

Same issue without MultiMC.

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I'm running Botania r1.8-314 and Forge 12.18.1.2042. I've had this issue in Minecraft 1.8.4, 19.4 and now 1.10.2.

can you try it with a mundane flower?
testing it with a functional/generating flower is not accurate because now yuo're including the tick workload of the flower when we should just be profiling rendering

okay, I've narrowed it down.

When I ported I took the techne model and converted it directly into json.
It has a lot of individual cubes, I can probably rewrite the model to lower the cube count and hopefully get better frames.

Apart from that, I don't know what else is the issue (profiling shows nglDrawArrays as the highest consumer)

This is partially alleviated by baking the models with proper face quads (6fps to 30fps for me in a normally 120fps world)

Full solution will take some time but the next build will have a stopgap

@williewillus I can help with the models for the base, but not for the flowers..

@williewillus Mundane flower? You mean the decorative flower?

Yes @Hund

I already tested them [Link]. At least the floating ones, the regular doesn't seem to cause any issues.

Okay. :) Good luck!

It causes problems for both for me.
I know the fix now, so thanks for the information, much appreciated

They seems to be causing the same amount of framerate lag.

And also, theres a more advanced F3 screen, that activates when you are holding shift and pressing f3
There will be a pie chart. What consumes the most?

Maybe it won't help, maybe it will...

Does anything get spit out in the console after you place them?

Here's a screenshot.

Ok. Your game seems to freak out when the flowers are rendered.. (Or so I think)

Try without MultiMC? I think that might cause the issue? (Don't quote me on that)

It worked just fine in 1.7.10 though. But sure, first I'll have to figure out how to run Minecraft with mods not usuing MultiMC. :)

Same issue without MultiMC.