Dragon Attack Particle and Lingering Potion Lag.

@unknown He's saying when the dragons breath is on the ground the game will lag.

@unknown He's saying when the dragons breath is on the ground the game will lag.

But what I've seen is that the purple fire charge that the ender dragon shoots from its mouth (not the purple smoke aka dragon breath) what is causing that lingering effect

But what I've seen is that the purple fire charge that the ender dragon shoots from its mouth (not the purple smoke aka dragon breath) what is causing that lingering effect

Does this bug affect 1.0.0? If so comment below.

Does this bug affect 1.0.0? If so comment below.

I don't really know. It causes a frames drop but not that much as it used to be in the first build. But the Ender Charge (the purple ball thing) effect lasts for almost forever. And the issue was talking about the Ender Charges not the dragon breath but it's been edited by an MCPE MOD.

I don't really know. It causes a frames drop but not that much as it used to be in the first build. But the Ender Charge (the purple ball thing) effect lasts for almost forever. And the issue was talking about the Ender Charges not the dragon breath but it's been edited by an MCPE MOD.

Lingering potion cause FPS dropping because particle effect.

Lingering potion cause FPS dropping because particle effect.

This also happens in PC Minecraft (version 1.11) and the framerate stays at 1 FPS forever because the time between shots is shorter than the time that the lingering stuff lasts. It makes The End unplayable.

This also happens in PC Minecraft (version 1.11) and the framerate stays at 1 FPS forever because the time between shots is shorter than the time that the lingering stuff lasts. It makes The End unplayable.

On 1.0.0.1,lingering potion has less particles than before and make FPS on my device operate at 32.

On 1.0.0.1,lingering potion has less particles than before and make FPS on my device operate at 32.

Confirmed to still be an issue in 1.0.0.7

The EnderDragons Ender Charge attacks that leave many particles on the ground can reduce the FPS significantly, as can the use of lots of lingering potions.

The Dragons' breath attack does not seem to reduce the FPS quite as much, but that might be because fewer breath attacks occur at once.

Attached screenshots:

Device used for test: Samsung TabPro SM-T520 on Android 4.4.2

Confirmed to still be an issue in 1.0.0.7

The EnderDragons Ender Charge attacks that leave many particles on the ground can reduce the FPS significantly, as can the use of lots of lingering potions.

The Dragons' breath attack does not seem to reduce the FPS quite as much, but that might be because fewer breath attacks occur at once.

Attached screenshots:

Device used for test: Samsung TabPro SM-T520 on Android 4.4.2

Tested in 1.0.4.0, here are the approximate FPS readings from the beta header:

• Starting FPS in The End, no potion/attacks: ~52fps

• Ender Dragon charge attack: ~ 33fps

• Ender Dragon Breath attack: ~26fps

• If I fire 10 lingering health potions on the ground: ~30fps

• Spamming lots of lingering potions at once: ~6fps

Again, tested on my Samsung TabPro SM-T520 on Android 4.4.2

Tested in 1.0.4.0, here are the approximate FPS readings from the beta header:

• Starting FPS in The End, no potion/attacks: ~52fps

• Ender Dragon charge attack: ~ 33fps

• Ender Dragon Breath attack: ~26fps

• If I fire 10 lingering health potions on the ground: ~30fps

• Spamming lots of lingering potions at once: ~6fps

Again, tested on my Samsung TabPro SM-T520 on Android 4.4.2

This problem of too many particles being rendered is also the cause of multiple large nether portals causing the same framerate problems.
If the stars created by the end portal are considered particles, that might also explain the lag when you look towards the horizon of an end gateway portal.

The amount of particles were supposed to be regulated by the particle render distance, but it seems to only limit particles far away, which is not helpful.

This problem of too many particles being rendered is also the cause of multiple large nether portals causing the same framerate problems.
If the stars created by the end portal are considered particles, that might also explain the lag when you look towards the horizon of an end gateway portal.

The amount of particles were supposed to be regulated by the particle render distance, but it seems to only limit particles far away, which is not helpful.

This bug also exist in 1.4.1 version

This bug also exist in 1.4.1 version

Fixed in the latest beta - dragon particles have been reduced significantly giving better performance.

Fixed in the latest beta - dragon particles have been reduced significantly giving better performance.

lags severely on switch 

lags severely on switch 

Yeah just got to the end a couple of days ago and it was SEVERELY lagging on Switch. They need to clean that up. The aoe is too large to even run from, and the lag when two or three are on the ground is horrendous.