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Is there a good mc sever diagnostic tool

Dankdog
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Me and my friend have this Minecraft sever witch has abou 70 mods  witch we added a extra 20 now the game is basically umplayable on the sever and even in single player, is there any good diagnostic tool to see witch mod is taking up the most system recourses we are running 1.12.2 also I am not sure if this a good place to post this 

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Take a look at the console and see if there’s any errors?

I could use some help with this!

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1 hour ago, Dankdog said:

Me and my friend have this Minecraft sever witch has abou 70 mods  witch we added a extra 20 now the game is basically umplayable on the sever and even in single player, is there any good diagnostic tool to see witch mod is taking up the most system recourses we are running 1.12.2 also I am not sure if this a good place to post this 

Some mods don't like one another, you should incrementally add back in the additional 20 mods until you find the culprit. 

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8 hours ago, Zalosath said:

Some mods don't like one another, you should incrementally add back in the additional 20 mods until you find the culprit. 

Kk thanks we will try it 

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