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| Mysteroo:
For quite some time now I've had lag without any visible cause. I've made threads before asking for help, but I still don't have an answer. Sometimes Blockland will work just fine and dandy, no lag, great connection, etc. But every once in a while, like now, there is constant lag and the game runs very slowly when and if I start a server. The game will run just fine up until I launch a server. As soon as the game begins loading add-ons, music, and datablocks, the game goes very slowly, and the mouse is a good indicator of the lag- it doesn't move smoothly, and is very jerky. Once I spawn (if I spawn) everything is very slow, and nothing goes as smooth as I would like. To solve this I've tried disabling many many add-ons, none specifically seem to be causing the lag. I've tried allocating more Ram to Blockland or setting the priority for BL on the task manager to "High." I've tried deleting maps I no longer use, mods I no longer use, I've even gone through each and every one tying to see if it was the problem. I disabled a host of music, turning graphics down, and more. But nothing seems to work. Every now and then the game just decides to lag without any apparent reason, and will only stop lagging after I leave the computer off for a while, then try again. I know my computer can handle it just fine, I have a great graphics card, 3g of ram, and I can run games like Lord of the Rings online on very high graphic settings without lag. I believe I've made this sort of topic before, but nobody could seem to understand why I'm having so much lag. It's been a while since I've made one of these topics, so I thought I might as well ask again to see if anybody has learned something that might be the cause since then. |
| Nymethus:
I want to say "God did it" because it's you. OK serious. Why are you asking for help if the lag has no cause? If it has no cause then what are we gonna do about it. and then you say it didn't have any visible cause as if the cause disappears when you look at it. Just because you don't know what's wrong doesn't mean you couldn't know even if you looked more. Alright, so it's probably your anti virus program updating or some such stuff. |
| Mysteroo:
--- Quote from: Nymethus on March 31, 2012, 03:15:37 PM --- --- End quote --- It should be obvious what I meant, that It seems like there is no cause. Obviously there's a reason, I just don't know what it is. I'm not saying that it's impossible for there to be a cause or anything, all I meant was I don't know what's causing it, and nobody else I've talked to has any idea either. But I guess I'll look into the idea that it might be my antivirus program if that's the only thing you can think of. |
| Nymethus:
--- Quote from: Mysteroo on March 31, 2012, 03:23:08 PM ---It should be obvious what I meant, that It seems like there is no cause. --- End quote --- I could never think like that since there's always a cause when something happens. --- Quote from: Mysteroo on March 31, 2012, 03:23:08 PM ---But I guess I'll look into the idea that it might be my antivirus program if that's the only thing you can think of. --- End quote --- ye you do that |
| Mysteroo:
Well, as I thought, anti-virus programs didn't affect anything Anyways, if I didn't make it clear enough before, I'll try and clarify Just because it seems like there's no cause, doesn't mean I don't think there's a cause. If I thought there wasn't a cause, do you really think I would make this topic? I don't see any apparent cause, so it seems like there isn't one, that doesn't mean that I'm of the belief that there isn't one, it just seems like that. Now let's please get off the topic over whether or not I believe there is a reason for the lag. Of course there is a reason, I'm asking for help to find that reason, I wouldn't ask for help to find it, if I didn't think there was one. |
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