Set your spawnpoint to specified coordinates during set seed runs.Ĭaches chunks up to before features stage for set seed.ĭisabled by default Performance Mods Sodium ġ.20.4 1.19.4 1.19.2 1.18.2 1.18.1 1.17.1 1.16.5 1.16.1 1.15.2 The button location can be changed from the options menu. Must be set up using the mod config, learn more here.Īdds a new button to the pause menu nu, which leaves the current world without saving, making resets faster.

It's designed to replace the much slower, much laggier and more inconsistent solution of doing it by macro. Has hotkeys to leave the preview, freeze the preview and change the chunkmap location, all customizable in control settings. Shows a preview of the world as it is being created. To stop resetting, press Stop Resets & Quit from the Options menu.Ĭan be started by clicking the gold boots icon on the main menu, shift clicking the icon opens the Atum settings, where you can change difficulty and the world seed. AtumĪuto creates a new world upon leaving one. You can change the settings and customize the timer from the options menu ender pearl icon. RTA is the total time since the timer started, IGT is this time without pauses. Tracks your In-Game Time (IGT) and Real Time Attack (RTA) while you play. Some mods are only usable in certain categories or circumstances, they will be disabled by default. It doesn’t prevent you from typing the wrong numbers, but atleast you won’t be making the mistake shown above.Contains all mods that are verifiable on across most modern Minecraft versions. I like doing this, because it makes writing equations “type safe” like a programming language would. This works, because we’re adding everything in meters. You can’t add incompatible units together, in this example we’re trying to add meters/second to a meter value. In general, everything is converted to the SI base unit.

You can also really easily convert kilometers per hour to meters per second just by typing it out like this: This way we get all measurements in meters. Kilometer is typed as kilo meter because kilo and meter are different keywords, kilo just meaning “multiply by 1000”. This error might’ve gone unnoticed if the answer wasn’t so obvious. Much better! Now it is showing in the correct unit of meters/second². You probably saw the mistake already, but the issue is that we forgot to square r. Joule/kilogram doesn’t make any sense at all. Where r is the equatorial radius and M is the mass of the Earth. Gravity at the equator can be calculated with the gravitational constant using this formula: The Newtonian gravitational constant G is defined as This is a simple example, but where this really shines is when we have more advanced equations. We’ve defined time in seconds and velocity in meters/second and the output is in meters!

Say we have a velocity and time, and we want to find the displacement s where

Wouldn’t it be convenient to not have to worry about that and make the computer to it instead? I recently found out that SpeedCrunch, which is a fast & minimal open-source scientific calculator, happens to support units really well. I often make errors because I forget to multiply by something, or I’m mixing up meters and kilometers by mistake. There are a lot of units to remember in physics.

Speedcrunch mod