Decrease the mob ticks from 3 to 1 to reduce jittering#491
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This fixes the jittery problem.
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Decrease the mob ticks from 3 to 1 to reduce jittering
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This fixes the jittery problem as explained in this video below:
https://youtu.be/ul-eYTT5AvY
If you're not willing to watch the video, there is a problem in multiplayer and modern-day minecraft that makes mobs tick slower than they were before Java Edition 1.3.1, Since the alpha days, mobs always processed per 3rd tick, which made them slower, laggy and jittery.