Adaptive Performance Tweaks: Spawn
A server-side module for Forge that significantly improves the mob spawning process in Minecraft. The mod offers intelligent spawn distribution, entity limits, and spawner optimization to maintain stable entity counts in the world.
Project Status ✅
The project is in a stable state with long-term support for the classic Forge version. Actively maintained and recommended for use in new modpacks. After more than three years of development, this classic variant has been thoroughly optimized and tested in various conditions. Critical fixes and compatibility updates will be released as needed.
If you're looking for a modern rewrite for Fabric, Forge, and NeoForge, check out the new Eco Stack Manager project.
System Requirements 🧩
Requires installation of Adaptive Performance Tweaks: Core.
Key Features ✨
- Works exclusively on the server side — clients don't need to install the mod
- Modular structure allows selecting only the needed components
- Extensive configuration options through configuration files
- No core modifications ensure compatibility with most mods
- Built-in debugging system for monitoring optimizer performance
⚠️ Regular world backups are recommended.
Spawn Optimization 👾
- Improved mob spawn calculation algorithms around players for more even distribution
- Basic spawn control: per-player and world limits, allowed and denied entity lists
- Adaptive spawn frequency considering player count, limits, server load, and game difficulty
- Spawner optimization: tracking active spawners and applying lightweight improvements
- Configuration through adaptive_performance_tweaks/spawn/*.toml files
Bundled Modules 📦
Want all features at once? Install the full version with the module set.
Additional Information 📚
- Documentation: https://github.com/MarkusBordihn/BOs-Adaptive-Performance-Tweaks/wiki
- Troubleshooting: https://github.com/MarkusBordihn/BOs-Adaptive-Performance-Tweaks/wiki/Troubleshooting
- Bug reports: through GitHub Issues system or comments on mod distribution platforms
