Minecraft Server Improperly Generating Chunks

[Hman1250]

I'm currently trying to create a local minecraft server for me and my friends using spigot. Though I didn't install anything as of yet with spigot, I've tried testing my server. The start file is properly working, all the files are here and the server is up. However, biggest issue is that the server is not properly generating its chunks. Any transition of biomes just is missing chunks and is just water with a flat side showing ores, lava etc, where it should be the underground. The server is running on 1.10.2. I am allocating 1024MB (1.0GB) of RAM

Any help on this, I've already tried making a new world and trying different seeds.

[Doba2002]

It is probably something to do with the way your server decides to behave toward the "unexplored chunks" I would recommend you to try to make a clean server install. I have a lot of experience with Minecraft Servers since I constantly run one for me and a few friends !

[glitchmaster0001]

how many cores are you allocating to the server? 

[manikyath]

3 minutes ago, Doba2002 said:

I have a lot of experience with Minecraft Servers

then you would know instantly what the issue is here

 

basicly, what's happening here, is that the world gen somehow screws up, either because of a pre-rendered map that is generated trough different means than the server has, because the seed listed in the world files is incorrect, or because one of your plugins broke terrain gen.

 

try this:

- remove server.properties (to reset its values, if you know defaults for world gen settings, you can just put those in),

- move any potential plugins you have out the plugins folder,

- remove any worlds from the server folder, 

- run and let it do its thing.

 

1 minute ago, glitchmaster0001 said:

how many cores are you allocating to the server? 

aside from network threads, minecraft server is 100% single threaded

[Hman1250]

9 minutes ago, manikyath said:

then you would know instantly what the issue is here

 

basicly, what's happening here, is that the world gen somehow screws up, either because of a pre-rendered map that is generated trough different means than the server has, because the seed listed in the world files is incorrect, or because one of your plugins broke terrain gen.

 

try this:

- remove server.properties (to reset its values, if you know defaults for world gen settings, you can just put those in),

- move any potential plugins you have out the plugins folder,

- remove any worlds from the server folder, 

- run and let it do its thing.

 

aside from network threads, minecraft server is 100% single threaded

Should I try installing it pure vanilla, no spigot because I still encounter the same issue

[manikyath]

1 minute ago, Hman1250 said:

Should I try installing it pure vanilla, no spigot because I still encounter the same issue

may just be your spigot jar is borked. i'm honestly surprised spigot is even still around...

[Hman1250]

7 minutes ago, manikyath said:

may just be your spigot jar is borked. i'm honestly surprised spigot is even still around...

It seemed spigot was the issue, thank you