Is there any way to find out which mods causes lag and uses how much ram ?
Or do we have to try each mod one by one
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Measuring performance of mods
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Re: Measuring performance of mods
There exists a mod profiler. Something like mod_profiler = true in minetest.conf, then after a reasonable time has passed for sampling, run /save_mod_profile
It prints to debug.txt or console.
It prints to debug.txt or console.
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Re: Measuring performance of mods
The Lua Optimization Tips wiki article has some information regarding measuring performance.
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