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Richard's Vanilla

by Dragonric19 · on Modrinth

QoL features, a beautifull shader and fully client-side and vanilla-like modpack, that's the new default way of playing Minecraft

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A simple modpack for you to enjoy :3

Play like meThis is a fully client-side, vanilla-like modpack, with Complementary Shaders + Euphoria Patches, full of QoL and optimization mods. That's my new way to play Minecraft.

Performance Mods

My modpack includes optimization mods like Sodium, Lithium, and Chunky to make the game run smoothly on any system.

Visuals

The modpack does not contain any resource packs, but it includes Complementary Shaders with Euphoria Patches for a stunning gameplay, or Miniature Shader for a simpler and lighter look. Also, you can always disable shaders in-game if you prefer.

LODs

Distant Horizons is included in the modpack! You can enjoy a massive render distance boost via LOD (Level of Detail) chunks—without hurting performance too much.

Compatibility

This modpack is fully client-side, so don't worry about multiplayer or servers—you're good to go!

Vanilla-Like

I don't like straying too far from the "Minecrafty" feel, so the mods are vanilla-like—enhancing your experience without taking away the original vibe :3

QoL Features

Most of the included non-optimization mods are QoL (Quality of Life) improvements/features. They enhance comfort and usability without drastically changing the core gameplay. (All of them run on client-side)

You can always check the mod list on the versions details page. Feel free to download the modpack and tweak it to fit your playstyle!

Thank you for playing with my Vanilla Modpack. Have a great time doing so! :3

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