Brother, you have potential. Just clean up your filming area. Close the bathroom door and move the qtips and bag on the floor and people will take you seriously. keep up the good work.
This isn't bad advice but also most people genuinely do not care about such minor details like "oh no this youtuber has a bathroom !!! i can't possibly take that seriously !!!!" is an outlandish way to think people would react.
At 4:25 it reboots because at the first boot the Pi OS does some setup work, like expanding the filesystem to the entire SD card and setting up all the stuff you entered in the RPi image flasher program.
I sometimes host a server for my friends on a Pi 4 8GB RAM, it works really well but there are some catches. I managed to run a Paper server (MC server with plugin support, with 2GB dedicated) and a Forge server (mods server, with 5GB dedicated) simultaneously. But any server alone had severe lag problems when chunks generation was happening. but there is a somewhat easy way arround wich is chuck pre generator plugins/mods like Chunky (this has a plugin version and a mod version). The chunks pre generation may take about a two or three days depending on how big of an area you want to pre-generate (considering nether and the end also need pre generation), but after that it runs way smoother than most free to low cost server hosts you can find in the internet. Oh i also used Crafty Controller (via Docker) to manage my servers more easily.
Yup, pi 3 is about on the limit for a server - with an SSD, fan/heatsink, zram for extra ram, overclock and ofc all the optimisation mods it's just about playable. At least the latest versions of java (and thus Minecraft) support armhf, not so much x86...
Hey there! The error you got on pi 2 and the pi 3 for the latest minecraft version seems to be just from having a lower java runtime version, you can find an ARM version of something like java 21 on the official oracle site.
I have run a MC server on a pi 2 before, but that was quite a few years ago. MC 1.8 i think. It worked about as well as the pi 3 here. Insane block lag and getting timed out.. The pi 5 is quite amazing, i think it runs the server better than my fanless intel mini PC..
i have a mc server running for my cousin and I on a raspberry pi 4 8gb of ram overclocked to 2.2ghz running ubuntu so i can do auto backup of the server if it weren't for that i would be running raspberry pi lite and i'm giving 6gb of ram to the server and i'm using fabric for my server so i can get sodium, sodium extra, ferritecore, debugify, clumps, chunky and let me despawn to help the raspberry pi 4 as much as i can and still i have an average of 40 ticks behind in the base with two players playing and when i go exploring or my cousin goes exploring it goes up to 133 ticks behind the lag is not noticeable but it starts to be noticeable at 170 ticks behind
I've been thinking about maybe buying a Raspberry Pi 5 or a mini PC with the N100. The only thing that has me undecided is whether to get the Raspberry Pi 5, which consumes 9W of power but is less powerful than the N100, or whether to get the N100, which is more powerful but consumes more power at 25W.
If you want to run mods and do rapid chunk loading like that I would probably recommend the mini pc as the extra performance will be significant for your application.
I dont know why the algorithm decided to share this with me and i dont know why i clicked on it but ya you have some potential to start a successful channel. As others have said, spend some time on presentation though. My $0.02
@@trog871you should use paper MC It allows you to set custom global mob limits and also chunk limits so each person can only load so many chunk at the same time
Brother, you have potential. Just clean up your filming area. Close the bathroom door and move the qtips and bag on the floor and people will take you seriously. keep up the good work.
I’ll take your feedback into consideration.
@@trog871I suggest foam sound panels. They prevent echos.
I might upgrade to a microphone that’s from this decade as well
Don't listen to them. Next video should be filmed in the bathtub.
This isn't bad advice but also most people genuinely do not care about such minor details like "oh no this youtuber has a bathroom !!! i can't possibly take that seriously !!!!" is an outlandish way to think people would react.
At 4:25 it reboots because at the first boot the Pi OS does some setup work, like expanding the filesystem to the entire SD card and setting up all the stuff you entered in the RPi image flasher program.
Yeah but why does it give me a log in prompt if it’s not ready for me to log in yet tho?
@@trog871 its just part of the boot process
The Pi 5 is basically at the point where it can be used as a low-power desktop, heck it can even play Minecraft pretty well (with Optifine/Sodium/etc)
At one point I think I was able to run the server and a client on the same machine with no significant slowdown. It’s impressive how fast it is.
I sometimes host a server for my friends on a Pi 4 8GB RAM, it works really well but there are some catches.
I managed to run a Paper server (MC server with plugin support, with 2GB dedicated) and a Forge server (mods server, with 5GB dedicated) simultaneously.
But any server alone had severe lag problems when chunks generation was happening. but there is a somewhat easy way arround wich is chuck pre generator plugins/mods like Chunky (this has a plugin version and a mod version). The chunks pre generation may take about a two or three days depending on how big of an area you want to pre-generate (considering nether and the end also need pre generation), but after that it runs way smoother than most free to low cost server hosts you can find in the internet.
Oh i also used Crafty Controller (via Docker) to manage my servers more easily.
woah that’s amazing
pre-generated chunks sounds like a fantastic idea for keeping CPU load way down
Use Fabric + 30+ optimisation mod
Use Fabric server + 30+ optimisation mod to run a Minecraft server on toast machine(you can join to server with Vanilla version)
why you dont use the chair behind you for sitting at the desk
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Yup, pi 3 is about on the limit for a server - with an SSD, fan/heatsink, zram for extra ram, overclock and ofc all the optimisation mods it's just about playable. At least the latest versions of java (and thus Minecraft) support armhf, not so much x86...
Hey there! The error you got on pi 2 and the pi 3 for the latest minecraft version seems to be just from having a lower java runtime version, you can find an ARM version of something like java 21 on the official oracle site.
Thank you!
I have run a MC server on a pi 2 before, but that was quite a few years ago. MC 1.8 i think. It worked about as well as the pi 3 here. Insane block lag and getting timed out.. The pi 5 is quite amazing, i think it runs the server better than my fanless intel mini PC..
i have a mc server running for my cousin and I on a raspberry pi 4 8gb of ram overclocked to 2.2ghz running ubuntu so i can do auto backup of the server if it weren't for that i would be running raspberry pi lite and i'm giving 6gb of ram to the server and i'm using fabric for my server so i can get sodium, sodium extra, ferritecore, debugify, clumps, chunky and let me despawn to help the raspberry pi 4 as much as i can and still i have an average of 40 ticks behind in the base with two players playing and when i go exploring or my cousin goes exploring it goes up to 133 ticks behind the lag is not noticeable but it starts to be noticeable at 170 ticks behind
and flying with an Elytras with fireworks is walking around with your fingers crossed that the server doesn't crash
I've been thinking about maybe buying a Raspberry Pi 5 or a mini PC with the N100. The only thing that has me undecided is whether to get the Raspberry Pi 5, which consumes 9W of power but is less powerful than the N100, or whether to get the N100, which is more powerful but consumes more power at 25W.
If you want to run mods and do rapid chunk loading like that I would probably recommend the mini pc as the extra performance will be significant for your application.
I dont know why the algorithm decided to share this with me and i dont know why i clicked on it but ya you have some potential to start a successful channel. As others have said, spend some time on presentation though. My $0.02
Thank you!
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@@trog871you should use paper MC It allows you to set custom global mob limits and also chunk limits so each person can only load so many chunk at the same time
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