Eslium

Eslium is a project to predict more things client-side. For example, if you want to use a Crystal, you must wait for the server validation for it to appear. This mod fixes that and therefore compensates for the ping.

Predictions implemented

Predictions ComingSoon™ :

Configuration

{
  "enabled": true,
  "version": 1,
  "crystal": {
    "enabled": true
  },
  "minecart": {
    "enabled": true
  },
  "simulatedDesync": 0,
  "tickTimeTolerance": 100
}

FAQ

How it works ?

This mod uses mixins to inject code into Minecraft code. During certain actions, if implemented, the behavior of a vanilla server is replicated on the client side.

Is this mod a cheat?

You might think this mod is a cheat because it gives an advantage to those who don't have it, and these kinds of mods often raise these kinds of questions.

Here are a few points :

• Some people naturally have lower ping, yet it is not considered cheating

• It is possible to have 0ms ping behavior in vanilla, but it is also possible to have it (as far as it is implemented) with any ping and Eslium.

• Some mods remain accepted by the community but their behavior is impossible to reproduce in vanilla. I'm thinking in particular of Health Indicator, Armor HUD, AppleSkin, FreeCam, and Ok Zoomer.

• This mod has been accepted by Modrinth and some PvP servers, such as

  • PvPClub
  • FadedMC
  • Turtled
  • CatPvP
  • Minemen

• Sodium optimize FPS, Lithium optimize MSPT / TPS, Eslium optimize the ping's impact.

• Other ping's optimizer are allowed, such as Marlow's Crystal Optimizer, Hero's Elytra Optimizer, Consumable Optimizer or Anchor Optimizer

Is this likely to break the desynchronization of the client-server tick loop?

Only visually. By default simulatedDesync is set to 0, as in a singleplayer world. You can set it to 50, but take into account what is said in the Configuration Explanation about it.

Am I going to flag the anticheats?

This mod is designed to not trigger anticheats. The way it works is by only adding the entities client-side when they are rendered and at the moment of their ticking, without letting them interacting with anything real. So no, you won't if you use the recommended versions.

Note: I played for months with this mod and I have never been banned

Which branch should I install?

• Release versions are safe to use

• Beta might behave weirdly but shouldn't flag any anticheat

• Alpha versions may be unstable and are only here to test the new functionnalities and fixes, regardless of their stability.

For a casual player, beta or release versions are recommended.

Compatibility

Eslium should work on any client.