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Advanced Clear Lag Mod / Addon

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Advanced Clear Lag Mod is basically the server janitor you wish you had from day one. Instead of letting dropped junk pile up in caves, mob farms, and spawn chunks until everyone starts lagging, the addon quietly keeps your world clean on a schedule you control. Everything runs through one item — the Advanced Clear Lag Book — which opens a slick menu where you tune how often ground items get cleared, how long the countdown is, and what kind of warning messages players see before a cleanup happens. No random wipes, no surprises; everyone sees the “3, 2, 1…” and has time to grab what they care about.

The big win is how targeted it is. You can tell the mod to ignore tools, armor, ores, and other valuable categories so it mostly nukes trash drops instead of ruining someone’s loot run. On top of that, you’ve got custom include/exclude lists, so if your server uses specific addon items, quest tokens, or keys, you can protect them or mark them as junk as needed. It works in the Overworld, Nether, and End, so laggy farms or mob grinders in any dimension are covered.

There’s also an inventory cleaner baked in. If you’ve got items that shouldn’t exist in legit play—dev tools, old admin gear, or stuff that breaks balance—you can flag them as prohibited and the mod will quietly remove them from player inventories. Operator permissions, “server mode,” custom message prefixes, and configurable text let you brand everything to your server and keep control in the hands of admins only. Best part: it’s optimized not to tank performance and still plays nice with achievements, so you get a cleaner, fairer world without turning your Realm or server into a buggy mess.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!



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