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Hi, is there any way to change the tickRate of the TileEntity so that updateEntity doesn't get called so often but only every 100 ticks or so?

 

When you call registerModEntity, one of the parameters is updateFrequency, a number of ticks. Have you played with that yet?

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When you call registerModEntity, one of the parameters is updateFrequency, a number of ticks. Have you played with that yet?

 

This is just for entities, not for tileentities.

 

Add a variable

ticksExisted

, increment it every time

onUpdate

gets called, then check if

ticksExisted % 100

is 0 and if yes, then execute your code.

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Add a variable ticksExisted, increment it every time onUpdate gets called, then check if ticksExisted % 100 is 0 and if yes, then execute your code.

 

It worked thanks a lot!

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