Having experimented with an older XP laptop we found that increasing the Java RAM did nothing to improve the problem. Sometimes you'll see the " Did the system time change, or is the server overloaded?" This is a sure sign that your computer is struggling to cope with Minecraft. Just open one of these in notepad and scroll down to the last line. You should see log files with incremental numbering. If you want to find more clues as to why things are going pear shaped then take a look at the Minecraft server logs which are located under \.minecraft\server. Sadly there's nothing you can do about the server running in the background, Jeb's hard coded it into the game. Now that single player and SMP have been merged, the local (background) server will always run even if you want to play offline single player. It seems that the new snapshots are resource hungry, especially on older computers that run XP. If you see 100% values for CPU then you know the culprit straight away. \.minecraft\server\properties Black screen or lag when starting single player If Minecraft was working perfectly fine before you tried to use any of the new snapshots from Minecraft 1.3 then computer power might be your problem. Tip: Check that offline-mode is set to true in the server config file. This name will appear in the list of all players when you type /list in SPC. Since its single player and you're playing offline then it doesn't matter what user name you type in.
Just remember to type your user name into the Minecraft launcher when you start the game. However, you might see the following error message if something went wrong: "Connection refused: connect" The solution to this is simple. Single Player Connection refused Error When you start a new single player game you should see. You can happily disable all network connections and still play Minecraft. Hence the reason why you can use SPC commands to view whitelist, ban players etc. As you play single player you are really playing locally on your own server. When you start a single player game it will silently start the new minecraft_server.jar file which runs a background process. Do I need internet access for Single Player now that it's merged? No, you don't need internet access for single player. We try to clear up some of the confusion and explain why you might be experiencing problems. The recent snapshots (12w18a and 12w19a) contain a silent server program which runs whenever you play minecraft.
Jeb is working his way through the merge of SMP and single player into one unified platform.
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