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tirette

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  1. I am trying to play on a friend's modded server but have been experiencing a lot of difficulty. Whenever I try to connect, it gets stuck on "Joining World" for an extremely long time (10-20 minutes) and will often disconnect in the process, showing either a "Timed Out" or "Internal Exception: java.io.IOException: An established connection was aborted by the software in your host machine" error. On the few occasions that I am able to get in, the FPS is horrifically bad. The issue seems to be related to ScheduledExecutables since viewing the pie graph reveals that 100% of it is occupied by that. Pressing [1] shows that around 99% of ScheduledExecutables is "Unspecified." VERY rarely, this clears up after ~10 minutes, but most frequently I just end up timing out, or I have to kill the Minecraft process because it freezes in excess of 5 minutes. Things I've tried already: Setting render distance much lower (around 6 to 8 ) Lowering a bunch of other settings, including particles, leaf quality, weather, dynamic lighting, smooth lighting, etc. Limiting FPS to 60 or even 30 Turning off Distant Horizons rendering from the in-game config Updating drivers Tried connecting both with and without a VPN Cleared DNS cache through Windows terminal Downloaded and forced Minecraft to use Java 17 through ATLauncher's settings And probably a few other things I'm forgetting. Minecraft version is 1.20.1, Forge version is 47.3.12. Related log: https://paste.atlauncher.com/view/95c27d52-93f6-4a9e-930e-d91ad61cfe26 Screenshot of Shift+f3 of when I was able to get into the server (NOT the same as the above log):

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