RailOptimization 2.0-snapshot.2 для Minecraft 26.2 (Fabric, Quilt)

RailOptimization v2.0-snapshot 2

This snapshot hardens the new v2.0 rail update engine, improving cache performance and vanilla parity for dynamic redstone sources and concurrent dimension ticking.

🚀 Performance

• Local release-build benchmarks measured state-changing updates at 7.56x faster on straight lines and 9.90x faster on mixed slopes than vanilla
• In the same release build, unchanged updates measured 5.41x faster when unpowered, 3.45x faster when directly powered, and 32.36x faster at distance 8 from an indirect power source
• Reworked rail-search hashing to mix all BlockPos coordinate bits, eliminating direction-dependent collisions on flat rail lines
• At powerLimit=64, state-changing updates measured 176-191 microseconds per operation on straight lines across both axes and 241 microseconds per operation on mixed slopes
• Connected straight and sloped paths are now collected once during depowering instead of being scanned repeatedly
• Cached powered-rail shape and power metadata and streamlined update-memo probing
• Fixed search generations periodically losing reusable cached results
• Benchmark results vary with hardware and server load

🛠 Improvements

• Isolated update memos by world and thread, with atomic invalidation for safer operation when dimensions tick concurrently
• Split rail traversal, lane updates, signal checks, and notifications into focused components without changing update behavior

🐞 Fixes

• Fixed memoized unchanged updates potentially ignoring signal changes from trapped chests, jukeboxes, and other block-entity, analog-output, or direct-signal sources
• Fixed memo entries being reused in another world at the same coordinates
• Fixed stale or duplicate update-memo entries after block changes
• Fixed packed search-cache metadata and generation edge cases that could disable reuse or misread cached state

⚠️ Snapshot Notes

• This is a snapshot intended for testing before the final v2.0 release
• Snapshot builds are only provided for selected Minecraft versions; all supported versions will be updated with the final release
• There are no intentional gameplay behavior changes; the fixes restore vanilla parity in edge cases