strange fps drops, stutters, perfomance issues
so i've made a modpack, but it seems to try to eat all of my ram, no matter how much i give, it's always not enough. i've downloaded spark by the advice from chat, but can't figure out how to use it.
pls help
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hey i get the same issue and i think it may have happened after i updated my amd driver, i enable the DH and it stutters a lot but when i disable it, everything is fine, do yuo use amd drivers too? and have u just updated?
i have nvidia, and even if i disable dh, the ram is still been eated
ah ok
well im gonna try to revert my drivers
hope ur issue gets solved
same
well, now i've tried to open the chest and my world just broke. let me upload it to youtube'
all you need to do is enter the world, play for 20 mins then run
/spark profiler stop
it will upload the profile on a site, copy the link and share itok, gimme 20 mins
lol, when im opening a chest i got crashed
message.txt uploaded to mclo.gsUploaded by jjjrogel
ok, grok was useful for once.
The crash is caused by a compatibility issue in the OptiGUI mod (version 2.3.0-beta.7). It appears to be compiled against an older version of the kotlinx-datetime library (likely 0.6.x or earlier), where the Clock.System class is defined in kotlinx.datetime. However, your installed Fabric Language Kotlin mod (version 1.13.5+kotlin.2.2.10) bundles kotlinx-datetime 0.7.1, which introduced breaking changes by moving Clock and Instant (including Clock.System) to the standard Kotlin library (kotlin.time) instead.
This mismatch results in the NoClassDefFoundError when OptiGUI tries to access the missing class during GUI rendering (specifically in its DateSelector for handling date-based texture replacements, like seasonal or event-based GUIs). it says
so i downgraded kotlin and now chest can be opened