Performance page and improvement

Author: misieur

.vitepress/config.mts

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             {
                 text: 'General',
                 items: [
+                    {text: 'Performance', link: 'general/performance'},
                     {text: 'Web Server', link: '/general/web-server'},
                     {text: 'Web Editor', link: '/general/web-editor'},
                     {text: 'Custom Materials Injection', link: 'general/custom-materials-injection'}

src/general/custom-materials-injection.md

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 # Custom Material Injection
 
 ## Introduction

src/general/performance.md

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+# LostEngine's Performance
+
+As the main developer of LostEngine (Misieur), I really care about performance. This is why LostEngine is coded only using 
+Minecraft's internal code which is always more optimized than famous libraries called 'modern' or whatever, that at the end
+are just slow and may not even easier to use. I do not include Bukkit in this, but it is still not used as the Bukkit API exists 
+for compatibility between Minecraft versions and LostEngine will not support multiple versions at the same time.
+
+## What does LostEngine do when the server is running
+When your Minecraft server has finished the bootstrap phase, this is what LostEngine does on each thread:
+
+ - On the main thread (or Folia threads) when an item or a block is used, its modified version of the Minecraft code runs.
+For example, custom TNTs are just a modified version of Minecraft's TNT block Java class, which means they are as optimized
+as your Minecraft server itself and LostEngine will not be the one causing problems. This also means that LostEngine does not
+check every time an item is used to know if it has to do something; it uses what Minecraft already has, like vanilla items 
+and blocks do.
+ - On the Netty threads (threads used for receiving and sending packets), LostEngine has to analyze any packets that are 
+sent to the player or received in order to replace modded content with re-textured vanilla content and vice versa. 
+This part has been tested and optimized a lot and is pretty much nothing compared to plugins like ViaVersion that require
+way more calculations in order to translate packets between protocol versions.
+ - *Other things like the web server are async and will not affect your Minecraft server's performance.*

src/general/web-editor.md

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 # LostEngine Web Editor
 
 ## Introduction

src/general/web-server.md

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 # LostEngine Integrated Web Server
 
 ## Introduction

src/introduction/getting-stated.md

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 # Getting Started
 
  - In order to install LostEngine, you first need to download a JAR on [LostEngine's GitHub releases](https://github.com/LostEngine/LostEngine/releases)

src/introduction/introduction.md

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 # Introduction
 ## What is LostEngine?