Hey!
I just got a raspberry pi 5 for christmas, and I wanted to make a server for me and my friends. However I know my friends very well and because they don't all have buyed minecraft, they would log in in eachothers acc to get better stuff and grief (etc.). So I wanted to add a simple auth plugin, only to realise that the server doesn't run as smooth as with vanilla server. After looking at HTOP (something like system manager in linux) I realized that one CPU core is 100%, others are on 0-20%...
Now after a bit of google-ing i found out that the original minercraft is designed for running at one CPU core, however I found one post saying that PaperMC reprogrammed it so that it can run on multiple cores. My two questions are:
I just got a raspberry pi 5 for christmas, and I wanted to make a server for me and my friends. However I know my friends very well and because they don't all have buyed minecraft, they would log in in eachothers acc to get better stuff and grief (etc.). So I wanted to add a simple auth plugin, only to realise that the server doesn't run as smooth as with vanilla server. After looking at HTOP (something like system manager in linux) I realized that one CPU core is 100%, others are on 0-20%...
Now after a bit of google-ing i found out that the original minercraft is designed for running at one CPU core, however I found one post saying that PaperMC reprogrammed it so that it can run on multiple cores. My two questions are:
- Is it true?
- (If yes) How?
