Node Pulse Monitor Mod Wiki
Node Pulse Monitor Mod Wiki & Guide
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Displays real-time monitoring data for node performance and activity.
Guides
Step-by-step, in-game.
Find Heavy Block Entities Slowing Down Your WorldAccess the Block Entities Tab Open the Node Pulse Monitor and navigate to the Block Entities or Lag Map tab. This…Identify Which Mod Is Causing Frame DropsOpen the Performance Monitor Press the mod's keybind (default varies by installation) to open the Node Pulse Monitor…Understand Which Mods Are Slowest During Game StartupCheck Startup Times After Loading When the game finishes loading, open the Node Pulse Monitor and find the Startup…Use Flame Graphs to Find Exact Performance BottlenecksAccess the Flame Graph View Open Node Pulse Monitor and navigate to the Flame Graphs or Stack Traces tab. This shows…
Frequently asked questions
How do I open the Node Pulse Monitor?
Press the default keybind (usually a configurable key) to open the monitor overlay. You can customize this keybind in your mod settings to use whatever key you prefer.
What's the difference between CPU and GPU usage in the mod list?
CPU usage shows how much processing power each mod consumes during game logic and ticks, while GPU usage shows rendering load. A mod high in CPU but low in GPU (or vice versa) helps you identify whether it's a logic or rendering problem.
Why does my startup time graph show huge spikes?
Large spikes during startup usually mean a mod is loading heavy assets, generating data, or performing initialization tasks. Check which mod corresponds to that spike in the startup times list to identify the culprit.
How do I use the Lag Map to find problem chunks?
Open the Lag Map tab and look for colored regions indicating high entity or tile entity density. Travel to those chunks in your world to see what block entities or mobs are causing the slowdown.
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