ChunkDebug Mod FAQ

Use the default keybind (usually a configurable key) to toggle the chunk map overlay. The map will appear as a visual display of all loaded chunks around your player, which you can then zoom and pan to explore.

Colors represent different chunk states: loaded chunks, unloaded chunks, and chunks in various world generation stages. You can customize which rendering option you want to view—generation stages, ticket types, or status—through the mod's display settings.

Click on a chunk in the map display to select it; you can also hold Shift or Ctrl to select multiple chunks at once. The selection menu will show detailed information including the chunk's coordinates, current status, and any tickets keeping it loaded.

Tickets are markers that keep chunks loaded—they're created by things like player activity, machines, or mods. The mod displays which tickets are active on each chunk, helping you understand why a chunk won't unload or why loading seems uneven.

Yes, the minimap position and size are fully customizable through the mod's settings. You can drag it to any corner or adjust its dimensions to fit your preferred HUD layout.

Use the chunk selection tool to inspect those chunks and check their tickets and status. Common causes include chunk loaders from other mods being disabled, the chunk being in an ungenerated area, or a mod conflict preventing normal loading behavior.

The mod is designed to be lightweight, but rendering many chunks with detailed information can impact FPS if you're viewing a very large area. You can reduce performance impact by zooming out less, disabling certain rendering options, or hiding the overlay when not actively debugging.

Yes, the mod is designed to work alongside other mods and will display tickets and status information from them. However, conflicts can occur with mods that heavily modify chunk loading behavior; if you experience issues, try disabling rendering options or checking mod compatibility forums.

Switch the rendering mode to 'generation stages' in the display settings, then zoom out on the chunk map to see your whole base at once. Select multiple chunks to compare their generation progress and identify any areas that are stuck or incomplete.

Try pressing the refresh or reload button (if available) to update the chunk data, or close and reopen the overlay. If the problem persists, check that no other mods are conflicting with chunk loading detection, and verify the mod is fully loaded by checking the debug log.