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Basic Visuals
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this modpack adds visual effects to enhance Minecraft’s graphics and atmosphere.
Enhances game performance and optimizes resource usage.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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Basic Visuals

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[Basic Visuals] is a lightweight, performance-friendly modpack designed to serve as the foundation for modpacks. With a focus on visual enhancements, this modpack optimizes key aspects of the game while maintaining smooth performance, ensuring a seamless experience even on lower-end systems.
Key Features:
Inventory Mods:
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Inventory Particles - Adds particle effects inside the inventory
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and more
Improved Particles:
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Particle Interactions - adds more particle to blocks
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Particle Effects - adds better particles to effects
Better Environment:
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Biome Bloom - changes the fog
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Refreshed Lighting - changes the Lighting
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