Find what is really slowing down your Minecraft modpack.
Tick Hunter is a lightweight runtime lag analyzer for Minecraft. It monitors server ticks, samples the server thread during gameplay, and attempts to identify mods, classes, and entities that may be contributing to lag spikes.
Instead of manually removing mods one by one, you can run Tick Hunter while the game is lagging and generate a detailed performance report.
/tickhunter start
Starts performance analysis.
/tickhunter status
Shows the current analyzer status, analyzed ticks, lag ratio, samples, and captured spikes.
/tickhunter stop
Stops the analyzer and generates a report.
Tick Hunter saves reports in:
tickhunter-reports/
The beginning of the report is designed to be understandable for regular players.
Example:
MOST LIKELY LAG SOURCE:
Alex's Mobs [alexsmobs]
RISK LEVEL: CRITICAL CONFIDENCE: HIGH
Possible problematic class/entity: EntityCentipedeBody
The developer section contains detailed class information, sampling statistics, spike scores, and stack traces.
/tickhunter start./tickhunter stop.tickhunter-reports folder.For better results, run Tick Hunter for 5–10 minutes during active lag.
Tick Hunter uses runtime stack sampling.
A detected mod is not automatically guilty. A mod may appear in a stack trace because it is part of a larger execution chain.
Always verify the result by temporarily disabling the suspected mod and testing the game again.
Tick Hunter is a diagnostic tool designed to help narrow down possible sources of Minecraft server-side lag.
Minecraft Forge 1.20.1
Large modpacks can contain hundreds of mods. Finding the source of lag manually can take hours.
Tick Hunter helps you hunt down suspicious runtime activity and gives you a starting point for further testing.
Start the hunt. Find the lag.