Too many bees spawn when leaving beehives
Vap0r1ze opened this issue ยท 13 comments
This mod is causing an excessive amount of beehives to spawn when leaving their beehives.
I've tried with disableEntity.false
set to true
and false
, both showed the same issue.
Here is a crash log from Server Hang Watchdog
latest.log
(I used a kill command you can search for "kill" and find where it took place.)
I experienced the same bee spamming bug with Performant and MCMT installed alongside tons of other mods.
jmt_mcmt-1.16.5-0.22.87
performant-1.16.2-5-3.72m
On performant multiEntities = false
On MCMT disableWorld = true, disableWorldPostTick = true
The crash shows that you have a huge amount of extra mods installed. Did you tried it only with mc-mt and the bees mod just to be safe?
@NXTler I've determined it's Performant causing this issue. I've disabled the multiEntities
config in Performant like the README suggests, but I still am seeing this issue after changing that config.
@Vap0r1ze Regenerate the world and disable world threading in mcmt config as I suggested. It should work just fine.
@KubiRemPL Disabling world threading is a valid workaround for me as well, thank you! It's still a shame I'm left to process all of the worlds on the same thread.
Having the exact same issue
Disable world threading as I sad earlier in this post
Ok this is odd, I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is tho; can you send me a world file with the associated bee bug?
Ok this is odd, I'm pretty sure I know what the problem is tho; can you send me a world file with the associated bee bug?
Sry, but i can't because i deleted those worlds but it seems they spawn from naturally generated bee hives
Hi @Vap0r1ze
Could you please test if the issue persists on latest version (you need to compile it from github). The issue should be resolved...
Could you please test if the issue persists on latest version (you need to compile it from github). The issue should be resolved...
I will try to get around to it in the upcoming week, and I'll let you know then.