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| **Q) What does the μs/t mean? | **Q) What does the μs/t mean? | ||
| - | This is the amount of time this blocks take to update per tick. Every tick the server has 50ms to calculate everything happening on the server, each block takes away from that time, once a single tick takes more than 50ms, the TPS (ticks per second will drop below 20) e.g. 10TPS means each tick takes 50ms. | + | This is the amount of time this blocks take to update per tick. Every tick the server has 50ms to calculate everything happening on the server, each block takes away from that time, once a single tick takes more than 50ms, the TPS (ticks per second will drop below 20) e.g. 10TPS means each tick takes 100ms. |
| **Q) How do I use this info to reduce server wide lag? | **Q) How do I use this info to reduce server wide lag? | ||
| Anything that does something takes time. So make sure that when you are setting up machines, or auto farmers (for example) that you either manually turn them off when not using them, or have them set to automatically turn off when the inventory of whatever it is you are farming reaches your desired threshold. | Anything that does something takes time. So make sure that when you are setting up machines, or auto farmers (for example) that you either manually turn them off when not using them, or have them set to automatically turn off when the inventory of whatever it is you are farming reaches your desired threshold. | ||