Lumavera - created by a lonely man

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It adds atmosphere and beauty to the usual survival game without changing the gameplay

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I made this build because I was feeling really lonely and wanted to share it. Before I shared it, I added a voice chat mod to make it easier for you to play with friends.

And so I will begin to describe the assembly

The build was created with a focus on visuals and game optimization. To be more precise, I wanted to make it very atmospheric, and I succeeded, but if you play alone for a long time, this atmosphere starts to put pressure on the player

In the assembly you will see a new generation from the terralith mod, This mod made the world feel more alive. If you want a more oppressive environment, then replace this mod with Cliff under a Tree (Clifftree). I also added a few structures, they don't really affect the gameplay.

+one mod for new animals and one mod for post-netherite content

Next, I added mods that make up the entire core of the build—the visual and atmospheric ones. These include boat rides, various splashes, falling leaves, variable rain, snow, and sandstorms in the deserts.

The atmosphere is also greatly influenced by the new sounds and echoes I added.

I think that's it, the build doesn't change the gameplay at all, I made a very good optimization, I don't recommend adding lithium with it, my GPU was loaded at 100% and there were 20 fps, without it 120-180, with shaders.

 And by the way, I added more shaders for you, but I'm playing with photon. For weak PC, I can recommend the super duper vanilla shader. It's very beautiful and puts almost no load on the video card. Yes, it sometimes has visual bugs, but thanks to good optimization, you can turn a blind eye to them.

That's all I wanted to say about the assembly.

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