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The Quote of Andreas is very old and not really correct.
"We reduced the render distance on 1.14 and newer servers to enhance the performance.
It's not possible to change it and there are currently no plans to increase the render distance from our side."
You can switch to papermc to have a 1.14 server with the default render distance
This happens due to a recent change on how we fetch data from curseforge which has been implemented to get the mod system running again after the curseforge block.
We'll discuss that and see what we can do.
I checked your log and it just happened once today
We have fixed something with the whitelist yesterday, does it work now?
and do you have EST time for the release of serverlist
no
Contact support (at) aternos.org by mail
and is there any updates for aternos for now except serverlist?
No, no big ones.
Currently we have the problem that due to our enormous growth we don't really get to develop new features. That's why the server list isn't finished yet.
In general follow the announcements channel on discord, all updates (also small ones) are announced there.
probably
You are currently unable to install any mods and a lot of plugins, because @curseforge blocked us. We're trying to contact them but did not receive any answer yet. This only affects installing new mod and plugins.
What is your Aternos username?
did you install the mod CreativeCore
If the modpack is overloaded, what is the solution?
Remove some mods
This modpack is currently under investigation
This is a known problem with the API we use to fetch plugin information, we can not really do anything.
There is no ETA when this get fixed.
Which version of chrome do you use?
Or you can also switch to papermc, it has no render distance limitation rn
Does it work in incognito mode?
I mean I acknowledge how hard it is but like, have something that really motivates users to keep up with you, either it is ram increasement, hosting improved performance, or any other thing that actually motivates live users to keep up with you. It's open for every1 taht might be the reason it is bad? Okay feature an auto deletion like I said, would be the best to free up space and increasing ram for users.
You're messing up two different things here.
Ram is only used by servers which are currently online. Servers stop when no one plays on them to free up RAM for different users.
Deleting old servers wouldn't increase performance, it would only free up storage capacity on our storage system where offline servers are stored. Also we already do that: https://support.aternos.org/hc…retention-of-server-data-
Staff are showing no interest in feedbacks, just replying with the same thing always, dwindling everything down wont be good for either us or aternos, so better to try and fix, I hope you take that into consideration and star showing actions cuz we really need a better performance for the only good free host out there, I hope I wont get an air -head reply of the same thing we see everytime.
That's not true.
rn you're stating that ram with 50+ plugins and 10 players would be enough and I know that. .
Where do we say that?
We monitor Aternos, its servers, systems and components very closely and with great detail.
We know what the general performance is and where the fire is.
It's simply a fact that most of the lag is caused by plugins or mods, or as now, by the massively worse performance of the minecraft server software (1.13 and up)
Every day over 150k different servers get started on Aternos, we can not assist everyone in troubleshooting their plugins and mods. This is just not doable, even if we are 30 times more people than rn.
You're also talking about a server with about 50 plugins. That you can join your server at all is actually a miracle. More RAM doesn't help.
Minecraft is the most modular game there is.
The amount of possibilities in terms of expansion, modification and customization are limitless.
But it is also, in terms of performance, the biggest problem.
