I wanted to play on a flat world, but I needed more depth, then I downloaded a world with 64 blocks deep. There was no mob or entity, but there was so much lag! And I felt it while trying to build. I tried with a 32 blocks deep one, and the problem persisted, even though there was absolutely nothing.
Here's the comparison with a Standard Flat World.
Please solve this, thanks
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Please attach the affected world file.
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I couldn't reproduce this issue, What's your device and OS & See what your explaining to know this problem?
Hello Jervie, I tried to download the world again to search for the conditions for the problem, then I figured that was the tick speed. As soon as I changed the random tick speed from 1 to 1000 the lag returned, I don't know exactly why, because the world still had nothing on it, but now I can play normally at least.
Hello Jervie, I tried to download the world again to search for the conditions for the problem, then I figured that was the tick speed. As soon as I changed the random tick speed from 1 to 1000 the lag returned, I don't know exactly why, because the world still had nothing on it, but now I can play normally at least.