STR_Warrior, you don't have ravines enabled, that kinda breaks the comparison.
ThuGie, that seems rather slow, is your machine so low-end, or is it something unexpected? Even my Raspberry Pi does 3-4 chunks per second in debug mode (though debug modes are not to be compared
Single-core CPUs get the disadvantage that they need to run the chunk-saving thread (and even other apps) on the same core as the generator, while a two-or-more core machine can put all the other threads and processes onto the second core, with one core dedicated to generating. That would explain the big performance difference.
Maybe you can modify the ChunkWorx plugin not to wait for world loading / saving and not initiate a full world save, perhaps then your performance will be (temporarily) higher. But of course the RAM consumption will skyrocket.
ThuGie, that seems rather slow, is your machine so low-end, or is it something unexpected? Even my Raspberry Pi does 3-4 chunks per second in debug mode (though debug modes are not to be compared
(08-02-2012, 01:47 AM)ReflexLV Wrote: Seems like MCserver don't like single core cpu's
Single-core CPUs get the disadvantage that they need to run the chunk-saving thread (and even other apps) on the same core as the generator, while a two-or-more core machine can put all the other threads and processes onto the second core, with one core dedicated to generating. That would explain the big performance difference.
Maybe you can modify the ChunkWorx plugin not to wait for world loading / saving and not initiate a full world save, perhaps then your performance will be (temporarily) higher. But of course the RAM consumption will skyrocket.