Replace the QuerzNBT with the BlueNBT library#153
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Extremely welcome change! I've been wanting to do this since I saw that you made BlueNBT 😄. From a quick glance I don't see any obvious issues with these changes. I'll add the build-pr-jar label so others can test it out!
Would also appreciate if @BillyGalbreath took a glance as well.
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This PR replaces the NBT library from Querz with BlueNBT.
BlueNBT is an NBT (de)serializer library that i wrote originally for BlueMap.
The API is heavily inspired by Gson and the implementation has a heavy focus on GC-efficiency and performance.
I mostly just was testing and playing around and was curious if it would improve Pl3xMap's render-speed.
And i think it did ^^
Very rough performance tests i did:
Minecraft: 26.1.2 Fabric
World: Hermitcraft Season 9 download
Render-Threads: 6 (CPU has 12 Cores)
-Xmx: 16G
For each test i waited until everything was idle and then ran
/map fullrender minecraft:overworld.The server ran on my PC with the IntelliJ Profiler attached.
Pl3xmap with Querz/NBT:
Duration: 52 seconds
Memory:
Memory Allocation:
Pl3xmap with BlueNBT:
Duration: 38 seconds (73%)
Memory:
Memory Allocation:
Disclaimer
I offer this change as is. It ran very nicely in the few tests i did but i have not tested this extensively or on other platforms or with other versions.
Since it replaces basically the very core of Pl3xMap's world-loading i would not be surprised if there are some issues hidden somewhere that i haven't found :D
Due to the lack of proper testing i have set this PR to be a "Draft" for now..
From my side this was just an experiment out of curiosity, so i probably won't do any more extensive testing on this.
I still want to offer it, so if you want to do more testing and potentially use it or just close and dismiss the PR is completely up to you guys :D
Happy mapping <3
Download the pl3xmap jar for this pull request: pl3xmap-153.zip