3 formas de corregir un error de paquete mal comprimido en Minecraft (09.16.21)
Como cualquier otro juego, hay muchos problemas que los jugadores pueden enfrentar cada vez que intentan jugar el juego. Si bien el juego es genial en casi todos los medios, todavía tiene algunos errores y problemas aquí y allá. El error de paquete mal comprimido es uno de los muchos que los jugadores pueden enfrentar cada vez que intentan jugar.
No es tan único como podría pensar y muchos jugadores lo han enfrentado antes, y nosotros tengo un puñado de soluciones para que pruebes si eres uno de los jugadores mencionados. Estas soluciones se proporcionan a continuación, así que simplemente léalas y podrá solucionar el problema.
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Lo primero que debes probar antes que nada es intentar jugar el juego sin usar ningún mods, ya que pueden causar este error. Si usa Minecraft Forge o cualquier otra cosa por el estilo, se recomienda que las desactive todas por ahora e intente iniciar cualquier versión del juego a través del iniciador clásico. Después de esto, debería intentar entrar en un juego y el problema no debería persistir más.
Es posible que deba eliminar algunas modificaciones por completo. Si acaba de empezar a afrontar este problema recientemente, es posible que se deba a un nuevo mod que deseaba probar. Deshágase de dicho mod y desinstálelo de su dispositivo, ya que hacerlo debería ser suficiente para comenzar a jugar de nuevo.
La siguiente mejor razón detrás de este problema son los valores de carga de fragmentos que son demasiado altos. Afortunadamente, el problema es realmente muy fácil de solucionar si esta es de hecho la razón por la que lo está enfrentando. De hecho, hay una opción disponible para reducir estos valores de carga de fragmentos a través de la configuración del juego, lo que significa que es más simple de lo que imagina.
Todo lo que tienes que hacer es ir a la configuración de video que encontrarás en el menú de opciones del juego. Desde aquí, encontrará varias opciones diferentes que se le presentan. Elija el que dice distancia de renderizado y tendrá la opción de cambiar el valor. Se recomienda que lo configure en cualquier lugar del 2 al 14, ya que configurarlo por debajo o por encima de esto seguramente causará problemas.
Si todo lo demás falla, el escenario más probable que se te ocurra es que uno de los archivos del juego desaparezca repentinamente o esté dañado. En cualquier caso, tendrás que desinstalar y luego reinstalar el juego. Esto agregará todos los archivos del juego una vez más a su dispositivo y garantizará que desaparezca el problema del paquete mal comprimido. Reparar los archivos también es una buena opción. Sin embargo, es un poco complicado y llevará tiempo si no sabe exactamente qué archivos necesitan reparación en primer lugar. Es mejor que reinstales el juego por esta misma razón.
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Server kicks friend for Badly «Compressed Packet»
To start off with, I’m no expert in the field of Minecraft Servers, but I have a basic understanding of it. Here are the components of my problem.
My friend (who lives fairly close to me, so this isn’t a distance issue) was being kicked from my homemade server (basic setup with just one or two changes to the properties, like memory allocation) at random. He’d be playing for a while, then he’d get kicked for something that relates to an older 1.8 bug: «Badly Compressed Packet.» It doesn’t happen to anyone else.
We both are up to date on JAVA software.
I did happen to get new RAM (12GB DDR3 1600hz from Kingston), and that’s when all of this started going bad.
It constantly got worse until it was almost instant upon spawning in. We transferred the server to Realms (using my free trial so we could temporarily continue), but Realms lags so much I can’t see myself paying for it’s services.
I tried again today using a new MC jar and a copy of one of the Realms saves. It worked, for about 10 minutes before my friend got kicked again.
All this time, I had been using the run.bat config to start up the server. This was the code thread:
I tried using the Minecraft jar directly, but only to find that it kicked my friend almost instantly again.
I did have the world transferred to Spigot at a point in time to test out a plugin, but it wouldn’t work. It was a sethome/waypoint mod.
I don’t know if it’s a problem with JAVA, my firewall, my router, my RAM, or what. I’ve tried doing a few things, but to no avail. Can anyone give me a suggestion?
Welcome to the forums!
First off, this is a problem with the internet connection. Are your server of your friend playing over WIFI? WIFI seems to have some packet loss and might result to such errors as compared to wired internet.
Other than that, it might be that your connections are too far or requesting too many chunks at once(which might be the case since you say the problem gets worse after time), meaning that may you should try reducing the server view distance or asking your friend to lower the amount of chunks rendered as his client is send a REALLY big packet(around a few MBs, normal packets are in Bytes) and was heavily compressed.
You might also want to try switch over spigot and it has more control and more optimised that the vanilla minecraft server. If you are using spigot, you might want to change the «max-bulk-chunks» config in the spigot.yml in your server folder to around 5-8.
Hope this helped you 
Also, worlds seem to be a factor.
Welcome to the forums!
First off, this is a problem with the internet connection. Are your server of your friend playing over WIFI? WIFI seems to have some packet loss and might result to such errors as compared to wired internet.
Other than that, it might be that your connections are too far or requesting too many chunks at once(which might be the case since you say the problem gets worse after time), meaning that may you should try reducing the server view distance or asking your friend to lower the amount of chunks rendered as his client is send a REALLY big packet(around a few MBs, normal packets are in Bytes) and was heavily compressed.
You might also want to try switch over spigot and it has more control and more optimised that the vanilla minecraft server. If you are using spigot, you might want to change the «max-bulk-chunks» config in the spigot.yml in your server folder to around 5-8.
Hope this helped you
Sorry, forgot to quote the first time
Thanks, I was feeling like this was something related to the internet connection. The thing is is that the this friend of mine and I have a base of 75 Mbps using our local ISP, but the one thing could be that he’s using a USB for his WIFI connection. He hopes to have a proper fix for that at some time. I do, indeed, use WIFI, but I’m planning on changing the setup so I have a separate wired device running the server standalone from anything else.
As for bulk chunks, I had set the server down to 10 and my friend had his down to two, and that didn’t do a single thing. No one else had this connection issue on the server. My thinking is it’s his internet connection to my server (because of how bare-bones mine is) that it doesn’t work well. I’ll try completing my server setup to remedy the problem and using Spigot for a while (the world may have been corrupted by a plugin I unsuccessfully tried to implement on Spigot before, because world choice seems to be a factor in whether the server kicks him or not). Thank you, I’ll check back if anything else happens or solves my problem completely.
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I’ve been experiencing this issue since a week ago, and it happens no matter what server I join. I’ve seen this was an issue back in 2015, and apparently it was fixed, but I’m experiencing this issue now all of a sudden. I usually use optifine for 1.8.9 (plz no 1.9 pvp) and it used to work just fine, but when this started happening a ton, I looked up how to fix it, so i tried setting down the render distance, to no avail. Even 2 chunks still does as much as 10 chunks. I’ve tried using different versions of minecraft, like 1.9, 1.12, normal 1.8.9, and the situation doesn’t change. Can someone tell me if there really is any fix to it? Servers include mc.hypixel.net, and other popular ones.
Ok, so i looked into it more, and it seems to be a thing for spigot, but I’m just plain surprised that I’m getting it on Hypixel, of all servers, since they have to have fixed it if it was only an issue in 2015. And also, oddly enough, when I got on today, I didn’t even get any of these error messages at all for an hour straight, and this happened a few other days. I’m just surprised this could happen like this, as its like it only does it on certain days.
I even tried reinstalling Minecraft. Twice. It still just constantly disconnects me every 5 minutes no matter what I do.
Why cant someone respond?
I just want 1 response, I don’t care how pointless it can be, just once in 2 months.
last i checked hypixel uses a protocol hack to allow players from more than one version to play together, the downside of this is that they have to use spesific versions and yours will eventually be obsoleted and not work at all
Its gotten to the point where its impossible to do even 1 minigame without a dc mid game in hypixel. Can someone just please help out with this?
join the server using 1.12.1, it’ll fix your issues
I’ve been experiencing this issue since a week ago, and it happens no matter what server I join. I’ve seen this was an issue back in 2015, and apparently it was fixed, but I’m experiencing this issue now all of a sudden. I usually use optifine for 1.8.9 (plz no 1.9 pvp) and it used to work just fine, but when this started happening a ton, I looked up how to fix it, so i tried setting down the render distance, to no avail. Even 2 chunks still does as much as 10 chunks. I’ve tried using different versions of minecraft, like 1.9, 1.12, normal 1.8.9, and the situation doesn’t change. Can someone tell me if there really is any fix to it? Servers include mc.hypixel.net, and other popular ones.
Is it possible for you to try using the computer on a different internet connection? And/or try your connection using a different computer, such as a borrowed laptop?
That would hopefully show whether its your machine or your internet connection.
The specific error might be caused by the way the router is constructing the packets.
If you use wireless, it would definitely be worth trying a cable connection to the router too.
I would think its the former anyways. This computer is kinda breaking down, mainly cuz its older than me I think. I wish I could test the latter, my parents won’t ever allow me to change anything on my shared computer, and im not gonna try to minecraft on a school laptop. We only use 1 source of wifi, and they aren’t planning on changing that anytime soon, along with the fact that this computer is in a place where i can’t use ethernet cables. Sometimes, I wish life could be easier on me for this sort of thing :/