This page is for the Forge version. If you are looking for the Fabric version you can find it here.
This mod reduces the memory usage of Minecraft in a few different ways. A high-level technical description of the changes is available here. I am working on getting at least some of these changes added to Forge, if and when a feature is merged into Forge I will remove it from the Forge version of this mod (the Fabric version will keep the feature).
The amount of memory saved will depend on the pack, in version 1.2.0 of the 1.16.4 Direwolf20 pack it reduces the memory usage (after GC) on the title screen roughly from 3.1 GB to 1.1-1.2 GB.
The project picture is a cropped version of this picture.
FAQ
Can you backport this to [MC version before 1.16]?
No, I won't backport it. I do not consider it worth the effort, and would like to encourage people to use more recent versions.
Should I install this on the server or just on the client?
Some optimizations are client-side only, but there are some rather high-impact optimizations that are relevant on the server too. So you should install it on both sides.
This is the Forge page, why are there Fabric builds here?
I released those builds before I created the Fabric page, you should ignore them (unless you're specifically looking for older builds of FerriteCore on Fabric).
gran mod me ayudo arreglar muchos problemas que tenia.
there may be something wrong with the ferrite core 2.0.5 file on GDLauncher, it won't update properly
Is there any fix for this? 2.0.5 is not detected by GDlauncher and it updates back to 2.0.4 when you put it in manually.
In reply to JoeBidenGames:
Can you try if it works now? Something went very wrong when I uploaded the file, part of CF (the API) thought it supported no "game versions" at all, while the website displayed them correctly. I've fixed that now, but I'm not sure whether anything else about the file is still broken.
It works! Thx
Just like the last comment, I'm wondering if your mod conflicts with Sodium Reforged?
In reply to traveldesign:
And also just like the last comment: I'm not aware of any incompatibilities with it. As a rule of thumb, conflicts with FC will usually be very obvious very quickly, so you should just try it.
since you would know more about the ins and outs of your own mod then i would on a technical level, i wanted to ask you something - are there any features within ferritecore conflict with the functions of any other performance improvement related mods for Minecraft 1.16.5 (or visa versa) that you know of?
We'll use the functions of the Performant mod as an example of such other mods since its about widely used as ferritecore and would mostly be used by other users looking for multiple ways to improve their minecraft performance in their mod packs.
In reply to White_Blaze:
I'm not aware of any incompatibilities except with Statement, and I'm planning to get a build with a workaround for that out soon.
In reply to malte0811:
Alright, and thank you for having such a quick reply on the matter ^-^
Splendid and brilliant mod this will help for low end pc keep it up =)
Nvm
is this mod compatible with optifine? or what would happen if i use both?
In reply to Lester_diiamond:
As far as I know it's compatible.
is this mod compatible with DataFixSlayer/LazyDFU or wherever mod that eliminate DFU?
In reply to EdwardBernkasteler:
I know it's compatible with DFS, I would assume it's compatible with LazyDFU as well. I (intentionally) don't do anything related to DFU in FC.
if i have enough ram will this still optimize something
In reply to epiphenomenalism:
probably? i mean even if u have enough ur computer might not like having to use it, this mod will probably optimize it anyway and give ur computer a breather
In reply to neveskeleton:
why would computer not like using more ram?
In reply to epiphenomenalism:
Because I was dumb and forgot what ram was there -
i dont think you need to download it ig