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Lightly Modded Vanilla
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A simple modpack for playing vanilla Minecraft. Provides performance improvements, a few visual tweaks, and some preconfigured settings.
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Runs entirely on the client. Works on vanilla servers.
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Lightly Modded Vanilla is a simple modpack that refines the presentation of vanilla Minecraft. It seeks to improve both performance and the user experience through the smallest amount of modifications. The result is a game that presents itself in a new light while playing exactly like the original.
Some of the changes:
- Performance optimizations via Sodium, Lithium, FerriteCore, and more
- Thematic GUI tweaks via Cursors Extended, Slightly Improved Font (32x)
- Accessible typing features via Emoji Type, Scribble
- Smoother interface control via Smooth Scrolling
- Contextual item information via Peek, Held Item Info
- Better visibility via Low On Fire
- Subtle enhancements to the environment via Simple Fog Control, Make Bubbles Pop
- Updated third-person visuals to match the first-person animations via Not Enough Animations
- An improved resource-pack manager via Packed Packs
- Shader compatability with Iris
(also, sprint/crouch/chat have been rebinded to shift/ctrl/enter (like every other game :) )
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Where can I change the GUI size?
Located in:
Pause/Main menu > Options > Video Settings
The setting is labeled as GUI Scale and can be found under the General section.
Where can I apply a shader pack?
Located in:
Pause/Main menu > Options > Video Settings
From here, click on the button called "Shader Packs". This is located in the left side-panel.
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