Does The Minecraft Java version of CubeCraft have a caching system?

[chepsey]

I have this short question about the Java server of CubeCraft. Does it have some kind of caching system involving the terrain of the maps it tries to load in? I tried looking for other answers online, including if Minecraft servers have some sort of caching for servers in general. I couldn't find anything, so the best thing I could do was just ask you guys on the forums. Why do I want to know this? I recently discovered a very strange bug/ glitch that involves random text displayed on the screen when I tried joining the server. I might be the first person to even ever come across this glitch too because I couldn't find anyone else talking about it. What does caching have to do with this? Well, the text appears to look like it is trying to load in a terrain full of blocks, but isn't able to, so instead shows it in text form. And whenever I try rejoining the server or even restarting Minecraft, the glitch is still there. It is only after a day or 2 when the glitch is gone, so I thought perhaps there is some temporarily stored caching that has anything to do with this?

 

[Cathie]

Hi! I’m not sure what the answer to your question is.. but I’m sure staff will have an answer. If you have any other questions in the future make sure to post them here: https://www.cubecraft.net/forums/support.70/

This should be moved to support ^^