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Wintercraft Enhanced

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An ENHANCED version of minecraft BUT it's ALWAYS WINTER! Explore a frosty new world generation with new dungeons, structures, villages, dimensions, new…

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Wintercraft Enhanced

An enhanced version of minecraft BUT it's always Winter using the fabulously optimized modpack as baseline for performance improvements.

Wintercraft Enhanced

Feautures

This modpack changes every biome to be frostful, enhances visuals, sounds, gui, atmosphere, many quality of life features and adds many new features to explore & even surprise you by adding many little mods and resource packs & some bigger mods you can fully explore while playing the game.

Essentially it makes the game feel like when you were a kid and everything was new BUT in WINTER...

This pack offers for easy multiplayer using the Essential mod. Just open your Singleplayer world and invite your friends via a friend-list, like in most other ko-op games!

Snowy Landscape

Snowy Biomes

Winter Wonderland

most notable features:

Aurora

Features modlist (most notable)

World Generation & Exploration

Frozen Landscape

New Structures

frozen trees

Snowmen

new caves

Dimensions

Nullscape & Better End Cities with Iteration shader (not included) changed Nullscape for Stellarity (Better End Cities displayed above...)

Amplified Nether

Combat and Tools

item physics

Mobs

Fresh Animations Addons

Mob Variants

Penguins!

More Mobs

Quality of Life Improvements

Other cool features

New Weather

Lootr

Visual & auditive improvements modlist (most notable)

Many more mods and resource packs that enhance Minecraft in this pack are for example the following:

New Effetcs

fancy block particles You can adjust these fancy block particles to your liking or turn them off completely for better performance

Issues & Solutions

Voxy Chunk Generation

To see far away chunks when starting a new world, type the below Chunky commands in the chat of your world in that order

Use a vanilla render distance of 8 to 12 to have amazing render distance (through Voxy) with amazing performance! As of now Voxy can't generate chunks on it's own. It can only render already existing chunks. So if you play just like that you can only see the vanilla render distance while traveling and would only see very far in the direction where you've already been, which obviously is not the goal of a far render distance...

SO! To generate chunks before playing you'll have to use a few COMMANDS with the Mod Chunky.

Chunky lets you pregenerate chunks in a world, so you'll have to only wait a few minutes to have it load and then you'll be able to play Minecraft with 512 chunks render distance and everything already fully loaded! These chunks also load in again in just a few seconds when you start the world the next time! To use Chunky, type in the above commands in that order in the chat!

ISSUE Sometimes a clear border between the vanilla rendered chunks and the chunky-genrated chunks can be seen (no chunks rendered in between)!

Shaders

The shader should already be installed though, but if not, go here again.

For shaders to work, download the voxy-support shader from this Link: https://github.com/sixthsurge/photon/tree/voxy-support

Voxy finally has shader support, which offers for better looking far away chunks at render distances up to 512 chunks with even greater performance than before! HOWEVER only a few shaders do already work with Voxy at the moment! Luckily one of the best looking & most performant shaders at the same time is already available:

Photon shader

This shader must be downloaded from the creator's website (Link above)

Just change the version of the shader to the voxy-supporting shader Voxy photon Then download the ZIP on the right via "code" voxy photon Open the downloaded ZIP-file and drag the included "Photon-Voxy-support" shader into your shaderpacks folder in your minecraft / modpack folder voxy photon

Resource Packs

When installing the Modpack, the resoure packs should already be set up in the correct order. However, if you want to customize some settings, this is important:

For the resource packs to work properly you have to arrange them specifically

The packs below get used first, then the above ones will override the ones below if there are any crossings. Just make sure to put the baseline of packs at the bottom (Winterpack (& Resprited if you want to change up the vanilla look even further)) and specific packs on top.

important!

Performance & Config

You can also use the pack without shaders for better performance & turn Voxy (distant chunk Lods) on & off

To get the best performance with Voxy, with which you can look hundreds of chunks in the distance, set your normal render distance lower to like 8 or 12. (Only 8/12 chunks will be rendered completely then and the rest will be rendered in lower quality presets, progressively getting lower in quality the further away the chunks are. This makes it possible to run 128-256 or even 512 chunks view distance with shaders on around 150FPS on a good machine!)

You can also toggle enhanced vanilla fog in the mod menu, to make fog look better when not using shaders AND voxy.

fog without shader screenshot with voxy disabled, shaders disabled, clouds enabled & fog enabled at 24 chunks vanilla render distance

disable fog1


If you want to get the End shader with the black hole... That's a bit tricky. The creator seems to share it in a drive file but only sometimes.. You can look for it though on your own. The shader is called "IterationT 3.0.0"


Quick facts

Install steps are the general flow for this file type — How to install Minecraft Java mods & modpacks walks through it step by step.

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