Particle Rain

Particle Rain replaces the default weather with prettier particle effects, and adds some additional fog, wind,  and sandstorm weather effects. You can even add or customise weather effects with the in-game config menu.

Fabric versions require Fabric API.

For config, use command /particlerain  or your loader's mod list menu

For common compatibility issues, see here

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Rain Particles

Falls at an angle, as if blown by wind. The wind is stronger during stormy weather.

Snow Particles

Rotate slowly as they fall.

Sandstorms

Dust and shrubs blow through deserts and other dry biomes. Supports modded biomes. Will match the color of the block below.

Biome Tint

Rain and water particles match the biome's water tint. In vanilla biomes, the tint is not this strong.

Water Ripples

Appears when rain falls onto water. Will match the resolution of your resource pack. (configurable)

Water Streaks

Appears when rain hits a wall made of a hard material. (can be configured to appear on any block)

Mist

After rainfall, moisture that has seeped into the ground will evaporate back into the air, creating clouds of mist above the ground. These will also appear naturally in biomes tagged `#c:is_spooky` and `#c:is_wet/` (this too, is configurable)

Configuration & Custom Effects

You can create all kinds of atmospheric particle effects for specific blocks and biomes or edit the existing effects using the built in configuration menu.

Access the menu via the command `/particlerain` or through the mod menu.

Puddles

The puddles feature has been reworked and released as its own mod.

Other Links

• issue tracker
• discord
• changelog / update notes
• alternative mirror download

Particle Rain replaces the default weather with prettier particle effects, and adds some additional fog, wind, and sandstorm weather effects. You can disable, add, or customise weather effects with the in-game config menu.

Fabric versions require Fabric API.

For config, use command /particlerain or your loader's mod list menu

For common mod compatibility issues, see here.

Rain Particles

Falls at an angle, as if blown by wind. The wind is stronger during stormy weather.

Snow Particles

Rotate slowly as they fall.

Sandstorms

Dust and shrubs blow through deserts and other dry biomes. Supports modded biomes. Will match the color of the block below.

Biome Tint

Rain and water particles match the biome's water tint. In vanilla biomes, the tint is not this strong.

Water Ripples

Appears when rain falls onto water. Will match the resolution of your resource pack.

Water Streaks

Appears when rain hits a wall made of a hard material. (can be configured to appear on any block)

Mist

Moisture hangs in the air in wet/spooky biomes and after rainfall.

Better Rain Haze

There is a haze effect for each weather type. These effects can be enabled in the config (/particlerain). They are disabled by default as they might look odd with some shaders or perform poorly on older systems.

Configuration & Custom Effects

You can create all kinds of atmospheric particle effects for specific blocks and biomes or edit the existing effects using the built in configuration menu.

Access the menu via the command /particlerain or through the mod menu.

Puddles

Puddles feature has been moved to its own mod: https://modrinth.com/mod/puddles-floods/

Mod compatibility notes

Other shader pack issues

Shader pack support varies by minecraft version. Some shader packs do not fully support particles.

Please check for or submit an issue if you run into other problems!

Resource pack support

Particle Rain generates its snow and rain textures using the game's weather textures, so it remains compatible with resource packs without them needing to include extra particle textures.

Including custom weather effects

Resource packs can include custom weather effects, or override existing effects, by providing a file at
assets/particlerain/particles.json. See here the default version of this file.

Particle effects can use any texture provided in the particles folder in your pack (or in other mods and packs).

You can create or edit particles with the in-game menu, and copy-paste the particles.json from
config/particlerain into your resource pack once you're done!