ActuallyUsefulMods VS C2ME-fabric

I'm in no way an expert either, but let me firstly link to this Github page: ActuallyUsefulMods. It's a list of all the performance mods available.

i use a worse pc and I'm fine lol just use 6 to 5 gb ram allocated and add some performance mods https://github.com/Radplay/ActuallyUsefulMods click on the version you want and have a look its very useful have a nice time with mods

Also, here's a list of performance mods. Click the link for your version/loader and install some of those if you haven't already. If you decide to play on Forge, ModernFix is another massively helpful mod that isn't listed there.

Here's a list of all 1.16.5 performance mods: https://github.com/Radplay/ActuallyUsefulMods/blob/main/Performance/Performance116.md - I would highly recommend installing as many of these as possible. If you're using the OptiFine mod, get rid of it and use Rubidium instead.

Better performance mods - https://github.com/Radplay/ActuallyUsefulMods

https://github.com/RelativityMC/C2ME-fabric add this

I like custom textures but so many of them require OptiFine. I already have a bunch of OptiFine alternatives. I have Sodium, FerriteCore, C2ME, LambDynamicLights, Starlight, and Sodium Extra. I have looked at Animatica but that only allowed for animated textures. Do you guys know of any mods that allow for OptiFine textures but work with my performance mods?

1) LazyDFU: Compiled DFU rules afterwards. 2) EntityCulling: Doesn't render entities that you can't see 3) NoFade: This isn't exactly a performance mod, but fading sometimes makes my game crash, so I use this. 4) NotEnoughCrashes: Again, not a performance mod, but makes crashes much easier to handle. 5) SmoothBoot: Makes Minecraft not hog too many resources when starting up 6) SodiumExtra: Basically adds more options to Sodium. 7) Hydrogen: idk how to describe this (I no longer don't use this as 1.18 hasn't released yet, but I'll this in anyway). 8) C2ME: Improves chunk performance. 9) Enchanced Block Entities: Improves rendering of block entities. Note that this only really shows effect when you're in an area with tons block entities (eg. your storage basement)

It's a bit dangerous and I wouldn't exactly recommend it because I haven't tested it, but there's C2ME. It's VERY experimental. Doesn't exactly do what you're saying, but it should help. I recommend using this list for reference on fabric and forge performance mods, both server and client side. It's very useful.

Keep checking: https://github.com/ishlandbukkit/C2ME-fabric/actions

C2ME. Massively improves chunk loading by multithreading it

Mods (Fabric modloader) used in this video: Sodium, Lithium, Starlight (Beta), C2ME (Alpha), EntityCulling, Hydrogen, LazyDFU, Krypton. You can replace Sodium with Iris for shaders.

You don't need to redesign the server. You can just use these mods.