I am trying to make a server with a couple mods for me and a few friends, I have around 70 mods. With all of them or just yours, the server crashes when opening anyway. I am not a programmer or anything, but I understand the basics but there`s no information I really understand in the log or in the crash report. It`s 1.12 btw. Is this common? Is there an easy fix? Or do you need more information to help? I can send you or post the log here, idk really.

 Is there any way to make everything slow down around you, except yourself?

In reply to datgamerian_:

 /tickrate [ticks per second] server - Changes the server tickrate

sry for late reply

Whats up dude i have idea.

I need to Entities, players and etc slow only around you, like 8x8 chunks (or something like that) because other entities far from me slow too.

Please add it its really useful option i think.

In configs like THINGS SLOW DOWN ONLY AROUND YOU = TRUE/FALSE

I found the way to enable keybindings for tickrates, I then put it to true. I still don't understand how I am supposed to define which key it's supposed to bind to and how to choose the desired tickrate.

Hey, I just wanted to advertise that I made a zenscript for server admins that uses this mod and crafttweaker utils to slow gamespeed down when players are offline. I made this as a solution to chunkloaders draining your base/giving you free stuff. Check it out here. And thanks to BrisingAerowing, Guichaguri, and cosmicdan for making this possible!

Please make it so zero is not a selectable tickrate.

I might have accidentally deliberately for the sake of curiosity and science and in no way a fault of my own stupidity set the tickrate to zero, and now my world is in frozen time forever.

I'm not even allowed to press Save and Quit To Title because apparently that consumes ticks. Even entering a command involving a non-zero number doesn't do anything because the game doesn't process anything.

I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed in myself. I don't know what I expected to have happen. I was hoping the mod would reply with something to the effect of "No, don't do that, you moron." .

How much power is too much power? This much, apparently.

• Edit: Well, it clamps it down to 0.1tps. But that's apparently still too slow to get anything done.

Whats the default tickrate?

PLEASE??? HOW CAN I LEAVE THE SPEED OF THE PLAYER DIFFERENT FROM OTHERS OF THE MAP.

In reply to gpodgl:

don't work

 /tickrate [ticks per second] [player name] - Changes the [player name]'s tickrate

when I type / tickrate 40 myplayer. everyone is 40. It was to be just me.

Why this mod need permission? I cant use this mod in my survival world.What i need to do?

Quote from Guichaguri >>

In reply to givemerise:

 You need to enable cheats in your survival world. You can easily do that by opening it to LAN and enabling them.

But if i dont want use cheats?

There's a bug (sorta...), in version 1.0.12 at least.

Not really a problem most of the time, but setting server tickrate to zero (by a typo or when feeling adventurous) makes it lock up (for at least 10 minutes, but I guess it's much closer to infinity) and you cannot even stop it. Only force-terminating Java process can make it die. World does not get corrupted, because it isn't saved at all. Negative numbers seem to act as infinity. Non-positive numbers on client make things almost stop, but you still can type commands blindly and they will get executed in a few seconds.

Oh, and thanks for the mod! Now I can actually use my redstone computer and not just sit there waiting for it to finish multiplying numbers! A must-have mod!

I found two exceptionally specific bugs:

1. You know how some people use backwards stairs on top of chests so they can be covered up but still accesible? While this mod is active, those chests become completely un-accessible.
2. That new MaxEntityCraming game rule acts weird when under higher tickrates. A mere 3 cows suffocated themselves inside each other in a second out of nowhere.

Both bugs occur no matter what type of tickrate is used (client, player, server or all)