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Optimizing Server Stability and Removing Companion Mods
Dedicated Server Performance
Dasik Library runs background calculations for breeding, pack movement, and data management on both singleplayer clients and dedicated servers.
- Stable Tick Rates: Flocking mechanics, trait blending, and group navigation calculations are streamlined so that high densities of mobs do not drag down the server tick rate.
- Crash Prevention: The mod prevents dedicated server crashes by keeping client-side visual menu code completely separated from the server environment, allowing headless servers to run companion mods without interface conflicts.
Safely Uninstalling Dependent Mods
Removing mods from an existing world can sometimes leave behind corrupted save files, but Dasik Library provides automatic cleanup routines for its ecosystem.
- Automatic Rule Pruning: If you uninstall a companion mod, Dasik Library detects the missing mod and safely purges leftover custom rule data from your world save files.
- World File Integrity: This cleanup process prevents world data corruption and allows you to continue playing your existing world save safely without lingering error logs or abandoned rule references.