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Exact coordinates where the Ticking Entity is located.īelow is an example of what you will typically see in a crash report if you experience a ticking entity crash.

The following information will be inside of the crash reports: When the server crashes due to a Ticking Entity the crash report will have very important information that can be used in the removal of the errored entity. We have a great guide on the restoration process here. This task will run once per day and save up to two backups on your server at a time. At Apex Hosting we will automatically set up a backup task when you purchase a server. The absolute easiest and most straightforward way to fix the Ticking Entity is by restoring a backup() of your world. In some cases this could remove your only option to fixing the issue. If the erroring entity is not removed your server may backup your world with the errored entity included. It is very important to resolve this crash as soon as possible.

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This will better help you narrow down which mod exactly is causing the problems.

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If the crashes continue you may want to start removing mods in batches until the issues stop. We would recommend removing any recent additions of Mods to start. Unfortunately there is no easy way to do this. If this is the case it is important to find the specific mod/s that are causing this to be able to fix the crashes in the long run. If you discover that even after removing the errored entity the crashing keeps occurring, you may have a faulty mod. Some fixes might work better than others and it will really depend on the specific crash you are facing. Luckily there are multiple ways you can remove the errored entity from your world. This is due to the corruption already being part of your world. Simply removing your mods will not work in this case. Once you have become subjected to a Ticking Entity crash you will have to remove the data from your world to resolve it. The game will have no idea where the corruption occurred and in some cases this is unfixable. This will occur when the game is able to recognize that there is corruption in the world, but will not be able to give a location. Ticking WorldĪ Ticking World crash is the most severe of them all. This will generally be related to special blocks added from a mod. The difference with this crash is it is related to a block or Tile Entity specifically and not a mob or npc. Ticking Block & Ticking World Ticking BlockĪ Ticking Block crash is generally the same as a Ticking Entity. Anything you are doing in game will be put in the same loop to be synchronized with the rest of the world. This means 1 day in Minecraft equals 20 minutes in real life. One good example of ticks is the daylight cycle in Minecraft. This equates to 1 tick every 0.05 seconds. Minecraft runs its game loop at a fixed rate of 20 ticks per second.

Ticks can be seen as loops of tasks a game does to synchronize itself. Ticks are going to be involved with every game you may play. This is purely due to the fact that mods tend to change major aspects of minecraft and can be seen as a more unstable way to play the game. While you can see these crashes in a Vanilla world, you are more likely to come across this when playing a modded world. The corruption that can happen in relation to ticking entities can be so severe that anytime the game attempts to process the ticking entity it will crash. This will usually be displayed in a crash report as follows: : ticking entity A Ticking Entity crash will be caused when some form of data, typically a mob or block, in the world becomes corrupted.

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