The Pregen mod is a powerful tool that allows you to pregenerate your Minecraft world. This can be a great way to improve performance and reduce lag, especially in large or heavily modded worlds.
To use the mod, you can run the command /pregen x z number_of_chunks. The x and z coordinates specify the center of the area you want to pregenerate, and the number_of_chunks parameter determines the radius of the area. For example, to pregenerate a 100x100 area, you would use the command /pregen 0 0 100.
The Pregen mod also includes a feature called "persistent updates". This feature allows you to set the mod to automatically regenerate the world whenever you start it up. This can be a great way to ensure that your world is always pregenerated, even if you make changes to it.
To see the progress of the world pregeneration, you can open the Minecraft console. The console will show you the progress of the pregeneration as it happens.
Here are some additional tips for using the Pregen mod:
- If you are using a large world, you may want to pregenerate it in stages. This will help to reduce the amount of time it takes to pregenerate the entire world.
- If you are using a modded world, you may need to adjust the settings of the Pregen mod. This is because modded worlds can sometimes generate chunks in unexpected ways.
- The Pregen mod can be a great way to improve performance and reduce lag. However, it is important to note that the mod can also increase the size of your world file.