Ksyxis Mod FAQ

Ksyxis works automatically once installed and has no in-game toggle or config screen. To disable it, remove the mod from your mods folder; to re-enable it, put it back. There is no keybind or menu option to switch it per-world.

Yes, by default it removes the always-loaded spawn chunks, so any farm or redstone built there stops running when you leave the area. Move the farm into a chunk loader, or keep a player nearby, if you need it to run continuously.

Ksyxis stops the spawn chunks from being force-loaded, so terrain there may not generate or tick until you actually walk into it. Travel to the area and let it load normally, or temporarily remove the mod if you need the spawn region generated first.

No, it does not modify world data; it only changes which chunks stay loaded. You can add or remove it on an existing world safely, though the spawn chunks will behave differently depending on whether it is installed.

Compare world load times and memory usage with and without the mod on the same world, using the F3 debug screen or a profiler. The difference is most noticeable on lower-spec machines and large modpacks, and may be negligible on high-end PCs.

Ksyxis is designed for the client and singleplayer, and installing it on a server is not its intended use. On a server, the server controls spawn chunk loading, so the mod will not change that behavior for connected players.

Ksyxis only affects spawn chunk loading, so it generally coexists with rendering and optimization mods. Conflicts are rare, but if you see odd chunk behavior, test with only Ksyxis enabled to isolate the cause.

Redstone only ticks in loaded chunks, and Ksyxis removes the always-loaded spawn chunks. Move the contraption to a chunk that stays loaded, add a chunk loader, or keep a player in the area.

Not through Ksyxis itself, since its whole purpose is to stop spawn chunks from loading. Use a separate chunk-loading mod or a vanilla chunk loader if you need specific chunks to stay active.

Yes, it speeds up loading by skipping the spawn chunks that vanilla would otherwise load. The improvement is largest on worlds with many mods or on slower hardware, and smaller on fast machines.