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    Minecraft server optimization guide

    Minecraft server optimization guide

    Minecraft server optimization guide

    Minecraft Optimization Guide is an open-source documentation project that provides practical guidance for improving the performance of Minecraft servers. Rather than offering a single universal configuration, the guide explains how different server settings, software choices, and infrastructure decisions affect server performance and stability. It covers a wide range of topics including server software selection, configuration tuning, JVM parameters, hardware considerations, and common mistakes that can cause lag or instability. ...
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    lsfg-vk

    lsfg-vk

    Lossless Scaling Frame Generation on Linux

    The lsfg-vk project is a Vulkan layer developed primarily by PancakeTAS that hooks into Vulkan-based applications to enhance rendering by generating additional frames using the Lossless Scaling frame generation algorithm originally associated with the Lossless Scaling project. Instead of relying on driver-specific or hardware-accelerated upscaling, this layer intercepts Vulkan API calls and injects frame interpolation on the fly, effectively producing smoother motion in supported games and applications by creating synthetic intermediate frames. It is structured as a modular codebase with separate components for the backend, configuration UI, CLI tooling, shared logic, and the core layer implementation. ...
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