i've been battling with a **slow crash** that happens whenever I launch my **quilt minecraft server*

[frosty salmon]

• everything launches perfectly when it's launched with a fresh world
• I believe this has to do with the latest create update
  the logs are as follows

when launched,

• it's in the yellow for almost no time at all
• you're able to read the motd for about 10 seconds once it goes into the green
• the server then "goes offline" --returning "can't connect to server"--, still in the green, for a good 5 minutes
• the server shuts down

[frosty salmon]

more info: it does this for any map that wasn't recently created by the server; this includes maps that I carry over from my instance & the old testing world

stats also look like this while in this soft crash phase

so it's not being overloaded or anthing

[sonic merlin]

the crash report is a very obvious overload

on cpu

[frosty salmon]

that’s crazy unfortunate

[sonic merlin]

how many mods and what plan u using

[frosty salmon]

I’ll monitor the graphs closely when starting it up tmrw to confirm that

I think I posted the modlist, no?

oh i didnt

1 sec

all of m

premium… 6 gig? I gotta check

[sonic merlin]

that's a lot

ok yea

[frosty salmon]

it had been running p smoothly for a while

[sonic merlin]

your a bit short

i expect

[sonic merlin]

did u add more mods?

[frosty salmon]

i updated create, create deco… that’s it

[sonic merlin]

well it did lag out

so unless you where doing some expensive action

it's justyou have too much for the server to handle

[frosty salmon]

too bad the only next step for cpu upgrades is extreme

I usually see the ram maxing out but not usually the cpu, at all

I stripped almost all region files from the selected world, proving there was nothing in the world that was bothering it

(still yielding this issue)

same w/ a redstone ready flatworld I generated a few hours ago with just like… 25 chunks loaded, dragn’dropped from my computer; it still didn’t take it

however, even with terralith and all those constituants, it could super easily start, generate & handle a world if I just selected a non-existent world so it’d generate its own