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MemBoost

MemBoost is a client-side Fabric mod for Minecraft 26.1 focused on memory diagnostics and adaptive cleanup.

It helps you monitor heap usage, react to memory pressure, and apply lightweight client-side cleanup without needing to install anything on a server.

Features

  • Live memory HUD with heap usage, chunk count, packet activity, and cleanup stats
  • Config screen with Mod Menu integration
  • Presets for Play, Observe, and Stress
  • Memory pressure cleanup for transient client-side state
  • World change, disconnect, and resource reload cleanup
  • Adaptive memory controls for render distance, simulation distance, and particle level
  • Client-side commands for stats, presets, HUD, debug logging, and config access
  • Client-side only

Presets

  • Play - Balanced defaults for normal gameplay
  • Observe - HUD and debug enabled for monitoring behavior
  • Stress - Aggressive settings for low-memory testing

Commands

  • /memboost - Show a quick overview
  • /memboost stats - Show current memory and cleanup stats
  • /memboost config - Open the config screen
  • /memboost preset <play|observe|stress> - Apply a preset
  • /memboost hud <on|off> - Toggle the HUD
  • /memboost debug <on|off> - Toggle debug logging
  • /memboost profile <safe|balanced|aggressive> - Set the cleanup profile
  • /memboost interval <ticks> - Set the sample interval
  • /memboost threshold <percent> - Set the warning threshold
  • /memboost resetpeak - Reset peak memory usage

Requirements

  • Minecraft 26.1
  • Fabric Loader
  • Fabric API

Notes

This mod is client-side only and does not need to be installed on servers.

For singleplayer testing with aggressive settings, avoid extremely small heap sizes unless you are intentionally stress testing memory behavior.

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MemBoost is a client-side Fabric mod that monitors memory usage and reduces RAM pressure during gameplay.

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