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Enhanced Potion Particles
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This mod makes it so player thats drinked a potion or splash it will emits more particle to spot invisible player, what potion that they use, etc.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Ever been in a fight and wished it was easier to tell when someone just drank a potion?
Potion Particles increases the amount of particles emitted by players with active potion effects, making them easier to spot without changing how the game works. It's a simple visual tweak that's especially useful for PvP, while still feeling vanilla-friendly.
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- Makes potion effects more visible by increasing particle count.
- Helps you notice players who have recently used a potion.
- Client-side only.
- Lightweight with no configuration needed.
This mod is purely visual and doesn't affect gameplay, mechanics, or require installation on the server.
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