RecipeBuffers - Recipe Synchronization Optimizer

Important Note: Starting from Forge version 36.0.46, a built-in system for fixing this issue was implemented. This means that RecipeBuffers mod is no longer required to prevent errors when logging into the game after this Forge version. It still reduces the amount of data transmitted during authorization, but the additional features may cause errors in most cases.

In modern Minecraft versions, all game recipes are sent to the client every time you log in. This is necessary for the proper functioning of data packs that can add new recipes. However, all this information is transmitted in a single data packet. If the size of this packet exceeds 2 MB, the connection will be terminated with an error about "badly compressed packets".

This modification introduces optimizations to reduce the size of such a packet, allowing more mods to be installed before reaching the critical limit of 2 MB.

For the mod to work, it must be installed on both the client and the server, as it changes the way data is exchanged between them during recipe synchronization.

With the mod installed, the volume of transmitted data is typically reduced by approximately half compared to the game's standard operation.