In my friend's forge server, if a ZIRNOX or a RBKM explode, than the nearby power net will cause a lot of lag until you mine the net.
Here is the report:https://spark.lucko.me/4Wj2048ppZ

Well that's good, the batteries are no longer causing excessive lag due to checking and re-checking their capacity. The issue right now seems to be your particle collider, or to be precise the power connectors. At least half the total CPU time goes into block updates caused by the connectors charging. I've just fixed it on my end, I'll report back as soon as the new version is out.

Does the latest version fix this problem

I assume it would, since batteries only run a single getBlock operation and then buffer the result instead of constantly checking blocks every time the power net needs to know the battery's charge capacity (which given the assumed number of batteries is probably a lot).

Hello, I used the X4152 version and this still happens
https://spark.lucko.me/1yyvumjQ3d

The majority of the lag seems to be coming from battery blocks, how many do you have in your network? Also what version of the mod are you running? The part that seems to eat the most performance shouldn't even be present in the latest version anymore.

The majority of the lag seems to be coming from battery blocks, how many do you have in your network? Also what version of the mod are you running? The part that seems to eat the most performance shouldn't even be present in the latest version anymore.

Hello, my problem appears in HBM-NTM-.1.0.27_x4130H1

Does the latest version fix this problem

Does the latest version fix this problem

I assume it would, since batteries only run a single getBlock operation and then buffer the result instead of constantly checking blocks every time the power net needs to know the battery's charge capacity (which given the assumed number of batteries is probably a lot).

Does the latest version fix this problem

I assume it would, since batteries only run a single getBlock operation and then buffer the result instead of constantly checking blocks every time the power net needs to know the battery's charge capacity (which given the assumed number of batteries is probably a lot).

I'll give it a try

thanks

Well that's good, the batteries are no longer causing excessive lag due to checking and re-checking their capacity. The issue right now seems to be your particle collider, or to be precise the power connectors. At least half the total CPU time goes into block updates caused by the connectors charging. I've just fixed it on my end, I'll report back as soon as the new version is out.
I cut the wire to the particle accelerator, and the problem was solved
But a new problem appears to be emerging
Please look at this https://spark.lucko.me/LktIttxPEl