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notsatvrn / mc-performance.md
Last active May 24, 2023 12:16
Performance Optimization Guide for Minecraft 1.16.5.

Minecraft Performance Guide

Vanilla Minecraft isn't exactly great in terms of performance, but we can fix that.

For years now, Optifine has been the gold standard in terms of mods that increase performance, but the problems are:

  • Closed source. Open source allows other people to make sure nothing suspicious is in the code, and fix problems they find.
  • Not the best anymore. Performance from the mods we'll be installing in this guide will be much better than what Optifine can provide.
  • Updates take forever. The project is so large, that it takes forever for it to be updated to new versions.

But what is the solution? Isn't Optifine the best? Wrong!

Editing

After recording, each person drops their .flac file into a sub-directory called Dropbox/UbuntuPodcast/{S09E00}, where S09 is the season number, and E00 is the number of this episode.

  • Take a copy of the episode directory. Don't work inside the Dropbox directory because it annoys people when they get all your changes sync'd.
  • Use the ~/Dropbox/UbuntuPodcast/Audacity/audacity.sh script to launch audacity (it kills and re-enables pulseaudio for you)
  • Create a new project
  • Import all the FLAC files as seperate stereo tracks. They will be slightly different lengths and volumes, but should all start at the same point in time.

Mix down

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bmaupin / free-database-hosting.md
Last active May 19, 2024 14:35
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