Minecraft How To GET RID OF LAG! In Depth Tutorial Xbox One PS4 PS3 PE PC Switch MCPE

Is your world laggy i’m sure it probably is at least a little bit if you build literally anything but in this video i will be talking to you guys about how to reduce lag how to prevent lag and how to avoid lag in your minecraft world a friends world or a

Server that you may play on i will be going pretty in depth about all of these things that you see behind me here but don’t worry we’re not going to be in this world for most of the video and i will not be covering internet lag or lag

With your xbox or your playstation or anything like that there’s a ton of videos on those they’re pretty easy to research and that is beyond the scope of what i’m talking about i am talking about actual in-game minecraft lag there are a few different types of lag

That i’ll be talking about in this video the first and most common is fps lag so if you’re looking around and it looks super choppy or gritty or just jittery then that is frame rate loss you probably won’t notice if you’re losing frames until you get below about 30 or

So unless you are pc master a snob in which case 200 fps is low for you now that is the most common type of lag in minecraft everything that i’m going to show you in this video will increase your fps simply because there is less things for the game to render and think

About in your world now the next most common type of lag is rubber banding so if you’re walking or running or whatever and you teleport backwards or where you used to be and that is rubber branding that is fairly common on laggy servers on console it’s kind of hard to

Implement you might notice it if you’re in the mini games now the next type of lag is also block placement and breaking lag so if you place a block and it doesn’t appear for like half a second you see the hitbox but it doesn’t render first that

Is another type of lag that also happens when you break a block and yeah everything i’m showing you in this video will reduce those three types of lag there is other types of lag but those are the three most common ones so i’m gonna be talking about a whole bunch of

Just basic lag reducing things in your world and then i will be covering redstone because redstone is a whole another type of lag it’s just so much to cover i’m going to get into that at the end of the video so the first thing that

You can do in your world is get rid of a ton of item frames banners paintings and armor stands those are all entities and they all produce lag on console there is a cap for all these if you hit your cap you should probably remove some

They are lovely things i love using all of these in my world and i’m sure you do too because they’re pretty awesome but having these in your world especially in large quantities does produce a little bit but significant amount of lag for each one and yeah just go around your world if

You’re experiencing some frame loss get rid of some item frames um even if you have like a storage system a whole bunch of item frames maybe uh put down signs because signs don’t really produce lag okay this next one should be fairly obvious if you have a thousand cows in a

Single area which just looks absolutely disgusting and is very unsanitary um don’t have a thousand cows in one area um there’s a lot of entities there there’s a lot of path finding a lot of noise and a lot of collisions taking place that is very laggy for the server and it doesn’t

Just go for cows it goes for all animals all mobs um if you have for instance a villager breeder maybe have an overflow protection so that it turns off once you get like 20 villagers or something if you have a mob farm turn it off when

You’re not using it if you do want to have a whole bunch of animal farms space them out 300 blocks away that way they are unrendered when you’re at one and also you will not run into mob cap issues you will be able to get the full mob cap

Of cows in one area and then you can go 300 blocks away and get the full mob cap of cows again um that is how you get around the mob cap on console on pc you don’t really need to worry about it just make sure you space out all your tons of

Mobs in the world otherwise you will get lag did you know that chests actually do produce lag in your world empty chests or full chests will produce lag you won’t really start to notice it until you get an amazingly huge storage system and i’m talking about a thousand chests until

You start to notice some frame loss so clean up your base you don’t need 500 unsorted unorganized chests because that’s just sloppy start using shulker boxes instead and storing those in chests and that’ll really help you out if you are experiencing a little bit of frame loss again you need a ton of

Chests for this to count but still it is something to keep in mind when water is flowing to new blocks um it will produce lag in your world so if you have a flushing mob farm that’s automatically going to produce lag just because it’s a mob farm but even if it wasn’t spawning

Mobs just the flowing water being extended and then retracted a recycle will produce lag if you’re using optifine on pc then good job that’s going to produce reduced lag from everything but also that will pretty much eliminate lag from water updates so if your water is flowing to new blocks and new formations

Then it will be producing lag but for your water is stagnant it’s not changing its formation at all um if it’s flowing water or a water source block as long as it’s not flowing two new blocks um it will not be producing like i hope that that makes sense it’s kind of hard

To explain but yeah if you have a stupid looking fountain like this where it’s producing water updates turn it off i’m sorry if you built one that looks like this this is just something stupid that i made for a demonstration this one might surprise you a little bit but

Moats and minecarts of any type will produce a little bit of lag fps lag in your world so if you have towers of mine carts in your world um that will produce lag um if you have a whole bunch of minecart elevators maybe use ladders as

Sad as that is nobody likes ladders but it is a good alternative no no it’s not it’s a it’s a terrible alternative but just reduce the number of mine carts um minecart chests minecart furnaces minecart hoppers especially and all that stuff in your world and you

Will see a little bit of a decrease in lag alrighty that is all the basic lag reducing things that you can do in your world following all the previous steps will provide you with a significant boost in performance in your world now onto redstone there’s quite a bit to

Cover so let’s get right to it a great rule of thumb for just every single redstone contraption ever is to torch spam it always put down torches in your redstone so that no creepers spawn and blow you and your redstone up when you go to check on it just always a good

Rule of thumb but there’s also another lag reducing property to uh putting torches in your redstone contraptions because every single redstone component produces a little bit of a lighting update see you can see these redstone torches here when they turn off it goes dark and when they turn back on it goes

Uh light again that is a lighting update and that will produce lag in your world you can see that a little bit more significantly here with this glowstone um being pushed yeah it’s bad so make sure you put down some torches just all around just you know tour spam there is no um

Real way to do it just torch spam make sure you put torches everywhere that you can and as you can see now none of these redstone torches are producing lighting updates because they produce a very low light level and it’s getting flushed out by these torches here okay this is very

Very obvious but do not have useless unnecessary redstone clocks going in your world they do produce lag even if they are let up because of all the redstone component updates and block updates that redstone produces redstone in general is just very laggy so make sure that your clocks are only activated

When it’s absolutely necessary for the machine to function this is a bit tedious and hard to do sometimes but it is well worth it for your work most of you who are watching this video probably like to build huge amazing super efficient farms for crops mobs all these different things but they

Produce lag if you build a bunch of them in one area you’re probably gone through all of these steps but you still have a laggy area um the best thing that you can do is to space out your big farms your big redstone contraptions put your mob farms

Far away from each other and put your crop farms in one area basically don’t have a super cluster of redstone that will definitely hurt the world in terms of lag whenever you have a mob farm turn it off when you’re not using it so that the redstone doesn’t get broken when you

Unload the chunks that’s just a general rule of thumb but also it’s just good it’s just good practice and it will reduce your lag another thing to make sure that you do is to have an automatic off switch for when your storage system for your farm is full so if you’re farming like

I don’t know melons and pumpkins whenever your storage for your melons and pumpkins fills up make sure that that automatically turns off your mob farm or sorry your crop farm so that it isn’t still harvesting and wasting the crops because having items laying on the ground everywhere produces a ton of lag

Hoppers produce a ton of lag in your world they are the single most laggiest block in all of minecraft so if you absolutely need all of the hoppers that are that you have in the world put at least a furnace on top of all of them if

Not a dropper droppers are the best thing that you can put on top of a hopper to reduce the lag from them the reason why hoppers produce lag is because they’re constantly searching the block above them for items to pick up such as when you throw an item above a

Hopper it picks it up instantly that is what all of these hoppers here are doing so if you have a huge storage system or a bunch of item transportation lines in your world consider switching some of the item transportation lines over to water streams that is

Quite a bit better for the server and also if you have just any unnecessary hoppers look into ways that you can reduce the amount of hoppers in your world such as reducing this entire hopper line here to just a single hopper another note if you put a hopper on top

Of another hopper the one on the bottom will not be searching for items above it so that means that all the hoppers that you have in your storage system behind your chest aren’t really producing that much lag alrighty that is all my tips and tricks to reduce lag in your world to recap

Make sure that you reduce the number of entities in your world such as animals mobs item frames paintings armor stands banners uh mine carts and boats reduce the number of chests in your world make sure that there’s not a whole bunch of water updates happening light up all of your

Redstone contraptions so there’s not a whole bunch of lighting updates no unnecessary redstone clocks no hoppers without droppers on top of them that is a big thing definitely do that one and make sure that your farms automatically turn off when they are full on storage or when not in

Full use anyway that is going to do it for this video guys thank you so much for watching hope you did enjoy leave a like if you did enjoy subscribe if you are new turn on notifications if you are a subscriber and this is actually kind

Of fun to watch and i will see you guys in the next one thank you for watching hope you enjoyed and then there was silence that is my foot