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    spark

    spark

    A performance profiler for Minecraft clients, servers, and proxies

    spark is a performance profiling and diagnostic tool designed for Minecraft servers, clients, and proxy software. It helps developers and server administrators analyze performance issues such as lag, high CPU usage, and memory bottlenecks. The plugin collects statistical information about the server’s execution and generates detailed profiling data that can be used to identify inefficient code or problematic plugins. spark includes tools for CPU profiling, memory inspection, and monitoring server health metrics over time. ...
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    MCDL

    MCDL

    Minecraft™ Tools

    For those that run Minecraft™ through a SOCKSv5 proxy and similar situations, since Mojang™ is too uptight to bother patching the functionality in, great for work and school!
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