OptimizeMod

作者：SeishiroNagi

Reduces server lag by throttling distant entity ticks, suspending mob AI, and limiting particles.

模组 Fabric Forge 优化修复实用服务器工具

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介绍

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⚡ OptimizeMod

Reduce lag. Sleep distant mobs. Boost FPS. No config needed.

OptimizeMod is a lightweight Fabric optimization mod designed for large modpacks and heavily modded servers. It intelligently reduces CPU and GPU load by throttling entities and AI that no player is watching — because why waste resources on mobs nobody can see?

🚀 What does it do?

🧠 Smart Entity Tick Reduction

Entities far from players don’t need to run at full speed. OptimizeMod automatically slows down their processing based on distance:

Distance from player	Tick rate
0 – 48 blocks	Normal (20/s)
48 – 96 blocks	Reduced (10/s)
96+ blocks	Minimal (5/s)

💤 Mob AI Sleep

Pathfinding and combat AI are among the most expensive operations on a server. Mobs that no player is near simply stop thinking — they stand still until someone gets close again.

Distance from player	AI behavior
0 – 32 blocks	Full AI
32 – 48 blocks	AI updated every 2 ticks
48+ blocks	AI fully suspended

✨ Particle Limiter (Client-side)

Large modpacks often add dozens of new particle effects. OptimizeMod caps active particles at 4,000 simultaneously, preventing sudden FPS drops from particle-heavy mods.

📈 Performance Impact

The more entities and mods you have, the bigger the gain. On a server with 300+ mobs spread across the world, you can expect:

30–60% reduction in entity-related CPU usage
Smoother TPS on heavily loaded servers
Fewer FPS drops on the client from particles

🔧 Compatibility

OptimizeMod is designed to complement other optimization mods, not replace them:

Mod	Compatibility
✅ Sodium	Full
✅ Lithium	Full
✅ Krypton	Full
✅ FerriteCore	Full
✅ Most content mods	Full

⚠️ Mobs at long distances will stand still (intentional — this is the source of the performance gain). Hostile mobs still despawn normally per vanilla rules.

🔬 How It Works (Technical)

OptimizeMod uses three Fabric Mixins that intercept core Minecraft methods at runtime:

EntityTickMixin

Target: LivingEntity.tickMovement()
Injection: @Inject at HEAD with cancellable = true
Calls ServerWorld.getClosestPlayer() every tick to find the nearest player
If no player is within 96 blocks → cancels the tick 3 out of every 4 calls (world.getTime() % 4)
If player is between 48–96 blocks → cancels every second tick (world.getTime() % 2)
Players (PlayerEntity) are always excluded from throttling

MobEntityAIMixin

Target: LivingEntity.tickNewAi()
Injection: @Inject at HEAD with cancellable = true
Same distance check as above
If no player is within 48 blocks → AI goal update is fully cancelled (no pathfinding, no combat calculations)
Between 32–48 blocks → AI cancelled every other tick
Also resets despawnCounter to 0 via @Shadow to prevent unintended despawning of passive mobs

ParticleManagerMixin

Target: ParticleManager.addParticle()
Injection: @Inject at HEAD with cancellable = true
Maintains an internal counter per ParticleManager instance
Cancels particle creation once the counter exceeds 4,000, returning null
Counter resets automatically to prevent permanent particle blocking

All three mixins operate purely through method injection with no reflection, no ASM bytecode manipulation beyond what Mixin provides, and no thread-unsafe operations.