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If you’re like me, then you hate waiting for things to load. Especially when it comes to games – I want to be in the action as soon as possible! That’s why LazyDFU is so great. It makes the initialization of DataFixerUpper “lazy” – that is, it will not immediately create the rules required to migrate data from older versions of Minecraft to newer versions until it actually needs to do so. This way, you don’t have to wait for rule compilation before playing the game!
How to install Download Lazy DataFixerUpper Mod for Minecraft?
Follows 5 Steps below to install Lazy DataFixerUpper Mod on Windows and Mac :
1. Download and install Minecraft Forge, you can read the instructions below the article.
2. Download the Lazy DataFixerUpper Mod.
3. Open the . minecraft folder and then enter the mods folder. Important: Some older versions of Forge may not have the ‘Open Mods Folder’ button. If this is the case, create the directory under the name mods.
Windows:
Press the Windows key +R at the same time
Type %appdata% and press enter
Find folder Minecraft and then look for the Mods folder within that
Mac:
Click on the desktop and then press Command+Shift+G all at the same time
Type ~/Library and press enter
Open the folder Application Support and then Minecraft.
4. From here, drag in the mods file downloaded (.jar or .zip) you wish to add.
5. Run Minecraft, and you should now see the new mod installed in the list!
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Features:
Adds a new option: “Lazy DataFixerUpper”. This will allow you to play the game without waiting for the rules to be compiled.
This will allow you to play the game without waiting for the rules to be compiled. This option can only be enabled/disabled using commands in-game, and it is not possible to change that setting from the config file.
When Lazy DataFixerUpper is enabled, the first time Minecraft tries to access a new chunk, it will check if that chunk has already been loaded by a DataFixerUpper rule. If so, then it will skip accessing that chunk and move on with other chunks. It also checks if there are any other rules which have already handled this chunk – in this case, they will be skipped as well. Finally, Lazy DataFixerUpper checks if there are any older versions of Minecraft which have already handled this chunk – in this case, they will also be skipped as well.
When Lazy DataFixerUpper is disabled, the first time Minecraft tries to access a new chunk, it will immediately try to load the chunk. This can cause issues with things like loading a world that has already been saved and loaded. If you experience any issues, try disabling Lazy DataFixerUpper Mod before saving and loading your world.
If there are no rules which have already handled this chunk, then Minecraft will immediately try to load the chunk from disk (or other location). This can cause issues with things like loading a world that has already been saved and loaded as well as other chunks being accessed by older versions of Minecraft. If you experience any issues, try disabling Lazy DataFixerUpper Mod before saving and loading your world.
Comparing it to other mods
Cadmium
LazyDFU is complementary to Cadmium. While Cadmium tackles the root source of the problem (rule optimization being slow), it only partially improves the situation. LazyDFU will still be highly effective by deferring the initial compilation of DFU rules until needed, so the game will start up much more quickly.
Smooth Boot
LazyDFU takes a similar implementation approach to Smooth Boot: both mods do not try to modify DFU. However, LazyDFU is superior to Smooth Boot as it does not compile DFU rules at all, which is the most expensive part of the game startup process.
In comparison, Smooth Boot will instead limit the number of threads that compile DFU rules and run them at a lower priority.
Any mods that remove DFU
Mods that remove DFU are fundamentally unsafe. If you load an older world with one of them then it will corrupt that world. Some have safeguards, but even then this is not a guarantee that you won’t have issues.
In comparison, with LazyDFU you may experience a nasty lag spike instead, which is vastly superior to having a completely hosed world. So prefer LazyDFU over DataBreaker 🙂
Lazy DataFixerUpper Mod 1.18.2, 1.17.1 Download Links:
Minecraft Game version 1.16.5:
Minecraft Game version 1.17.1:
Minecraft Game version 1.18.2:
FAQ
Q: What is DataFixerUpper?
A: DataFixerUpper is a mod that allows you to fix any issues with your game world that may occur. It does this by writing and reading data about chunks in the world to and from a config file. This way, you don’t have to wait for the rules to be compiled before playing the game!
Q: What are the default rules?
A: The default rules will fix the following issues with your game world:
– Missing chunks in your world
– Chunks that have been removed or destroyed by other mods/plugins/the game itself. (This includes things like “creating a new chunk” or “destroying a chunk”)
– Chunks that have been modified by other mods/plugins/the game itself. (This includes things like “creating a new block” or “removing a block”)
