ReiMazined
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A client-side modpack focused on performance, visuals, and QoL.
Fabric is a mod loader for versions 1.14+ of Minecraft, particularly popular for client side and optimization mods.
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ReiMazined
A modpack made by Maz because plain Minecraft is boring.
NOTICE: This pack is the CurseForge version which lacks some mods and configs, the full release is on Modrinth.
What is this
ReiMazined is a fabric modpack designed for:
- Quality of Life
- Visual improvement
- Sensible optimization
- Making Minecraft Beautiful
It does not change gameplay.
It does not add content.
It does not include server-side mods.
You can join any server safely, or use it for a much nicer singleplayer experience.
What does the modpack add?
ReiMazined improves the way Minecraft looks and feels without altering how it plays.
Some improvements include:
- Preset shader and resource packs
- Performance and memory optimization (sodium, culling, chunk improvements)
- Smoother menus and chat
- Improved entity and cape animations
- A cleaner, coloured, easier-to-read F3 screen
- Third-person camera improvements.
What PC do I need?
Performance is included, but it is not a low-end "FPS pack", visuals and QoL are the priority.
Tested on:
- Ryzen 5 5600
- Radeon RX 9060XT 16GB
- 32GB RAM (16GB allocated)
If you are on a lower-end PC, you can still use ReiMazined by:
- Disabling shaders
- Disabling resource packs
- Lowering render and simulation distance
Design goal
Every mod in ReiMazined was added for a reason, nothing is included just to increase the mod count.
The goal is simple: Make Minecraft feel smoother, cleaner, and more beautiful… without turning it into modded Minecraft.
ReiMazined
A modpack made by Maz because plain Minecraft is boring.
What is this
ReiMazined is a fabric modpack designed for:
- Quality of Life
- Visual improvement
- Sensible optimization
- Making Minecraft Beautiful
It does not change gameplay.
It does not add content.
It does not include server-side mods.
You can join any server safely, or use it for a much nicer singleplayer experience.
What does the modpack add?
ReiMazined improves the way Minecraft looks and feels without altering how it plays.
Some improvements include:
- Preset shader and resource packs
- Performance and memory optimization (sodium, culling, chunk improvements)
- Smoother menus and chat
- Improved entity and cape animations
- A cleaner, coloured, easier-to-read F3 screen
- Third-person camera improvements.
What PC do I need?
Performance is included, but it is not a low-end "FPS pack", visuals and QoL are the priority.
Tested on:
- Ryzen 5 5600
- Radeon RX 9060XT 16GB
- 32GB RAM (16GB allocated)
If you are on a lower-end PC, you can still use ReiMazined by:
- Disabling shaders
- Disabling resource packs
- Lowering render and simulation distance
Design goal
Every mod in ReiMazined was added for a reason, nothing is included just to increase the mod count.
The goal is simple: Make Minecraft feel smoother, cleaner, and more beautiful... without turning it into modded Minecraft.
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