Compatibility
Minecraft: Java Edition
Platforms
Supported environments
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Francium
Francium is a Forge optimization mod that replaces some Random
fields with ThreadLocalRandom
for better performance and higher fps.
This is inspired by Faster Random (But Francium doesn't change world generation or other stuff that makes huge difference from vanilla. The only difference so far is the speed of squid tentacle movement speed initialization lol). However, Francium's implementation is wider and more rooted.
ThreadLocalRandom has a property: its setSeed
method is not a supported operation, Thus, as long as a Random field is not calling setSeed
, Francium can replace it with ThreadLocalRandom.
Client side: Optional
Server side: Optional
Benchmark Info
The below benchmark is outdated due to the security improvement in 1.0.0.
Details: In Francium 1.0.0, To completely avoid the UnsupportedOperationException crash (and this is the only crash Francium may cause) of `ThreadLocalRandom#setSeed`, I did some security improvement so that if a Random field is setSeed, next it will no longer call ThreadLocalRandom.
For players, this security brings down performance improvement for a little bit, in my test my fps improvement dropped to 100 from 150.
Minecraft version: 1.16.5
Java version: Azul Zulu Java 17 (highly recommended, check out ModernFix's wiki!)
Weather: None
Difficulty: Peaceful
Seed: -963323667424106092
Position: -139.746 102.0 -658.997
ModList:
Entities and item entities have been cleared by Cuneiform commands /killall and /killitems
You can see my play time is 4:29 below, and in these 269 seconds, I have never moved or change my mouse too much (almost completely still).
This has been tested for three times, and the images below are from the third test.
With Francium Installed
Average FPS: 780 ~ 800
Without Francium Installed
Average FPS: 630 ~ 650
1.19.2 ~ 1.20.1?
Not currently.
In 1.19.2+, Mojang overhauled random number generation from Java's own Random to a custom RandomSource class.
So if Francium is to support higher versions, it may only be able to undergo simple replacements (Also, the new effects from this replacement is not at all guaranteed to be consistent with vanilla, which is what Francium didn't want.) in specific classes much like Faster Random, and may not be conducive to fundamental reforms like it be in 1.16.5 and 1.18.2, optimization will also be much less effective.
Misc
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