MC-17217Servers causing 0 FPS on client with chests.
This bug happened on a bukkit server however a server should not be able to cause your FPS to drop to 0. After closing a chest inventory, if the server fails to notify the client the chest has closed the client will freeze on 0 FPS for around 10 seconds. I have not tested this on 1.5.2 but I could not see a similar issue on the bug tracker.
Environment
Windows Server 2008R2 server + Windows 7 64bit client. Java 7.
Created Issue:
Servers causing 0 FPS on client with chests.
This bug happened on a bukkit server however a server should not be able to cause your FPS to drop to 0. After closing a chest inventory, if the server fails to notify the client the chest has closed the client will freeze on 0 FPS for around 10 seconds. I have not tested this on 1.5.2 but I could not see a similar issue on the bug tracker.
Environment
Windows Server 2008R2 server + Windows 7 64bit client. Java 7.
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Unless you can confirm this in a vanilla environment, this bug is invalid. There is nothing to prove that it actually happens.
It tested it on vanilla clients.
But the point is that the server controls the lag. And Bukkit is a server mod.
However the client should not stop rendering frames because a server didn't send it a packet to say the chest was closed.
The server would have to do that in the first place. If only Bukkit makes this mistake, it's not a vanilla server issue, which means it doesn't matter if there is a vanilla client because it simply won't happen.