Noticed my game was chugging along super hard lately, couldn't figure out why, as all I was doing was making a block of TTAN. Been having some script issues before, but this time I narrowed it down to a singular item, Chem-Mod v1.2.2b

I have liked adding new stuff into the game, especially random mixes of cool new elements and stuff, I especially like the big large ones that add entire new worlds of playing with stuff in TPT.

The weird thing, I've used my set of scripts for a while now, never really had any major issues. Noticed that I was getting like 20FPS when unpaused with literally nothing happening. After going one by one and disabling, at the very end the game was still running somewhat terribly and as soon as I disabled Chem Mod, everything sprung back to life. Re-enabled the rest of them too, game stayed fine.

It's weird because I tried and even re-downloaded it from the script browser to get a 'fresh' copy, as it literally was working perfectly fine before this with zero issue in performance. I imagine it's partly due to the "Changes some already existing elements into more realistic and functional elements" since I imagine messing with core pieces of the game is iffy, but again, everything was perfectly fine before this so I am now somewhat confused. 

And is there a better browser somewhere? Like, it'd be nice to know the dates of the scripts or even just what version of TPT they were released for as things change over time, or sort by popularity based on time, just any sort of way to wade through the many many scripts. 

Another weird one I also noticed started to randomly run terribly was TPT's Mod v.3 Update 1, which again, worked perfectly fine up until recently when it decided to also drop the FPS super hard. Even with the game paused I was getting 15fps. 

@8a742ce284f535d3200 (View Post)

 Yeah that's basically what I mean. I removed everything and only had the one script, chem-mod, and it was dropping the game massively. It was the only script so it definitely wasn't interfering with anything, hence the confusion on why it's running so bad since it was perfectly fine beforehand.